The "craft" sessions of the workshop have definitely stuck with me. They were really valuable in terms of story telling, creativity, sound, personality and emotion.
"I'd like to thank SoundVision for the opportunity to participate. Not only did I walk away with story ideas, overviews of critical areas of science, but also great contacts and friends. It was a pleasure, and I would recommend it to any reporter eager to be better at the science beat."
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