About this course
Podcast is the foundation of a form of communication that is related to literature and theater, for it speaks both to our feelings and our senses. This course gives insight into rhetoric, soundscaping, interview techniques and psychology, reportage, and the role of human senses in communication strategies and practices. The theoretical curriculum runs parallel with hands-on production, voice training, speech practice, recording, and editing. Ultimately, you learn how to plan and produce your own audio pieces to be podcast with support from DIS.
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Faculty
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Tommy Heisz
FacultyBA from The Danish School of Journalism, 2003. Author and freelance writer, primarily working with documentary, reportage and long-form journalism. With DIS since 2017.

Simon Kratholm Ankjærgaard
External LecturerCand.scient.soc, History and International Development Studies, Roskilde University 2005. Journalist, editor-in-chief, author, Historian, podcast host, lecturer.