In this final episode of DocTalk, we have a discussion of all of the work we've done together. With that, we'll explore the impact that the podcast has had on the documentary and share last thoughts, as I reflect on the end of my graduate program and on the importance of integrating multimodal teaching approaches into classes.

In this episode of DocTalk: Behind the Scenes, we review some tip and best practices for when you're pulling all of your content together into a video editing software. We'll help you turn your beast into a MASTERPIECE!

In this episode, we are discussing how to prepare for shooting your footage and interviews. It is always good to reach out well in advance to plan your interviews and prepare your location and equipment. We'll share some tips and best practices when planning interviews!

Tune into DocTalk this week to hear our great discussion with University of Hartford's own University Archivist, Sean Parke! In this discussion, we learn about how students and faculty can incoprorate archival materials into coursework and cirriculum, and other fascinating topics.

Welcome to DocTalk: Behind the Scenes! In this episode, host Eden Fritz Aguiar M'24 will breakdown what her graduate project is all about, explaing the initial planning process of the documentary, and the inspiration for the documentary "Beyond Words: The Evolution of the School of Communication."

Welcome to DocTalk, the podcast that delves into the dynamic world of documentary filmmaking as an educational pedagogy. Join us as we uncover the intricacies of documentary creation and its profound impact on higher education.

In each episode, we'll unravel the stages of documentary production, from concept development to post-production, shedding light on the collaborative efforts and creative decisions that shape these compelling narratives. Through our discussions, including an interview with our University Archivist, we'll explore the intersection of documentary filmmaking and education, revealing how documentaries serve as powerful tools for learning and engagement, as they facilitate critical thinking, foster empathy, and promote media literacy among students of all ages.

But "DocTalk" is more than just a podcast—it's an educational pedagogy. Each episode is carefully crafted to serve as a learning tool, offering listeners a structured approach to understanding the documentary-making process. Whether you're listening in the classroom, during your commute, or while working on your own documentary project, "DocTalk" aims to inspire and empower you to tell your own stories and make a meaningful impact through the power of film.

So grab your headphones, tune in to DocTalk, and embark on this semester long journey where storytelling meets education, and where documentaries become catalysts for curiosity, dialogue, and lifelong learning. This is DocTalk!