Lessons Learned While Making A (The) Daily – Transom

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Intro from Jay Allison: Andy Mills has shared his work on Transom before, but that was when he had more time. Recently he transformed from a producer with weeks or months to produce a story–to a producer with a DAILY deadline, i.e. “The Daily” from the New York Times.




Andy breaks down the differences for us, including the revelation that he hasn’t had to give up his ambitious and artistic storytelling tendencies even amid the grind. His Transom feature is filled with excellent advice–like the tricks to a good opening, finding emotional connection, taking chances, and teamwork. Lots of audio samples here too. This is a great tutorial for any producer, no matter what your deadline.

To begin:

You Can Still Be An Artist

Obviously, I’m an artist — I’m wearing a blanket as a scarf while making a podcast! Photo by Michael Barbaro

I was inspired to become an audio producer by hearing things like Sherre Delys’ If.

And Scott Carrier’s Running After Antelope.

And

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