How did radio plays help develop the sound engineering industry

Answer:

Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators perform a wide variety of tasks. Their duties include setting up and maintaining the electrical equipment used in nearly all radio and television broadcasts, concerts, plays, sound recordings, and movies. There are many specialized occupations in this field.

Explanation: Broadcast technicians set up, operate, and maintain equipment that regulates the signal strength, the clarity, and the ranges of sounds and colors of radio or television broadcasts. These technicians also operate control panels to select the source of the material. Technicians may switch from one camera or studio to another, from film to live programming, or from network to local programming.

ASAP 30 points!! An accent mark lets the performer know when to?
A. Skip a note
B. Suddenly get quieter
C. Emphasize or stress a note
D. Scream lightly

If an artist creates a character for an animated film, that character legally belongs to the artist
True
False

What types of handicrafts were developed during the early Joman period (ca. 5000–2500 B.C.)? (site 1)

Poussin painted classical figures in contemporary Baroque clothing.
True or False?

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job description and responsibilities of travel photography?
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What does Ansel Adam’s Zone System alter?

the light and dark elements of photographs

the way that nature had been photographed

the shape of natural forms and organic lines

the places that people were allowed to take pictures

Write words that describe Renaissance Music that starts with the letters spelling out the Renaissance word.


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Create a 14 lined poem about Christmas. Use a rhyme scheme (the lines rhyme with one another - AABB, ABAB, etc.) It has to have 10 syllables per line and it has to use these words.
Decorations
Tree
Cold
Family
Holiday Movies
Snow
Cookies
Hot chocolate
Presents
Candy canes
Ornaments
Warm Fire
Morning
Candles
Santa

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The Rock or Dwayne Johnson

The bottom number of the time signature is 4 then the dotted half rest equal?

Dr. Linda Nochlin contributed to the field of *blank* art history by researching and promoting the role of *blank* artists.​

_____ is when you use different elements of art or different ideas

Texture refers to the way an object feels? True or False

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including schooling requirements and skills needed for each one.
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Who gifts Clara a Nutcracker Doll in the Nutcracker?

The plan an artist uses to organize the composition of an artwork is referred to as
a. design.
c. a set of rules.
b. an element.
d. none of the above.

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FLAGSTAFF, Arizona (Achieve3000, March 22, 2018). Omar Ndiaye plays basketball at Northern Arizona University in the U.S. During practice, he hits long three-point shots with a flick of his wrist. He has the same springy legs as his teammates and is just as quick off the dribble. There is only one difference between Ndiaye and his teammates: Ndiaye plays with one hand.

Anyone familiar with basketball understands the skill it takes. Basketball is played by two teams trying to get possession of a ball. Each team has five players on the court at a time. They dribble, pass, and try to shoot the ball through a hoop to score points. Players rely on strong legs, quick reactions, and—usually—two hands. At the college level, basketball teams can be found in Australia, Canada, Germany, Mexico, the U.S., and many other countries, and the games can be intense.

Born without a right hand, U.S. player Ndiaye overcame seemingly impossible odds. It took more than talent to achieve his dream of becoming a top-level college basketball player.

"It is amazing what he can do with one hand, things we take for granted in life like tying his shoes," said Northern Arizona coach Jack Murphy. "He's one of the toughest kids I know."

Growing up, Ndiaye never let the lack of a right hand get in his way. He started playing sports at an early age. He tried everything from football, soccer, swimming, and baseball. In baseball, he learned how to catch the ball with the baseball glove on his left hand. He'd then take off the glove so he could throw the ball back. In basketball, Ndiaye spent hours experimenting with how to dribble, catch the ball, and hold it so he could shoot baskets.

"It was a lot of reps, just trying to figure stuff out," he said. "I didn't… think too much. I just did

it. [It was] a lot of going into my backyard and figuring it out, shooting, how to hold the ball. I felt like it came naturally to me."

The extra work paid off. Ndiaye was one of the best players on his high school basketball team. He was even one of the best in his city. He averaged 21 points, eight assists, five rebounds, and two steals per game. People were amazed that someone with only one hand could be a high school basketball star.

After high school, Ndiaye went to Northern Arizona University. He wasn't given a basketball scholarship, or even recruited by his college team. But he was given the chance by Coach Murphy to prove his skills as a "walk-on." Walk-on players must practice with the team. They have to prove that they are good enough to play. For Ndiaye, it was like an impossible dream come true.

"I always had the thought about it, but I didn't know it could come true," he said. "I've dreamed about it my whole life. It's also very tough…because a lot isn't guaranteed as a walk-on, but you have to come in with the same mentality, just trying to work hard and make your team better."

Ndiaye provides energy, effort, and encouragement to his team.

"When I show [my team members] I can do things with one hand, it gets them going and [lets them] know they can work harder, too," he said.

Ndiaye also encourages younger students at youth basketball camps.

"[Kids] definitely ask…how I do it," Ndiaye said. "I always let them know if they have confidence in themselves they can do anything. They see me doing it with one hand, [and] the sky's the limit for them."

Ndiaye's plans to become a motivational speaker after college. He certainly has a great story to tell.

Color can be best defined as...

its going down,im going timberrrr ,you better move,you better____(fill in the blank)
hint(its a song)