Voices of Expedition 397: Part 2

Throughout the expedition, I have been recording short conversations with people onboard. I’ve done this in English and then, where appropriate, also asked the person to share the same story in an additional language. I edited these conversations into short narratives and paired them with a few photos and ambient sound so they could be shared as videos. They’ve been on social media (Twitter and/or Facebook, depending on length).

This is the second of two blog posts, with six people featured in each. Each blog post contains more than six videos because all languages are included. You can find Part 1 here.

On this page you’ll find: William Clark, Sophie Hines, Louise Dauchy-Tric (French), Jasmin Link (German), Chuang Xuan (Chinese) and Bubba Attryde.

Chuang Xuan, University of Southampton, UK

Chuang Xuan, University of Southampton, UK (Chinese)

A note on methods: I first used a platform called Audiogram to create these, tweaking as I went until I found a template I liked. I also added captions after the first few. Then, Audiogram didn’t work for a while so I switched to designing my own version using Adobe Premiere Pro (which is an incredibly sophisticated video-editing software that I only know how to use at a very basic level). It allows for more photos, which is nice. I went back to Audiogram for the last one, just to see whether it was really working again. (It is, and Bubba’s is a gem!)

Author:
Amy Mayer
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Amy Mayer is a California-based freelance journalist who has spent many years reporting on climate. For eight years, she covered agriculture at Iowa Public Radio and has contributed more than two dozen stories to NPR. Her work has also appeared in BioScience, the Boston Globe, The New York Times and the KQED podcasts Bay Curious and The California Report Magazine. She spent two years as a regular contributor to Agri-Pulse.
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