Writing a project plan
- Rhetorical context
- What are your purposes and goals for this project?
My purpose for this project is to do a good enough job so that my points and analysis of what I want to say about the poem comes off clearly. My goal for this project is to try and speak clearly without stumbling over words. I also want to reach the time minute that is required for this project.
- Who is your audience?
My audience is people who are interested in organic form and want to learn more about it. Also people who listen to the radio and care about poetry.
- What is your context?
My context of this project is about organic form to express. I use Denise Levertov as an example to analyze this poem.
- How do these factors play a role and what and how you will compose?
These factors play a role on how I will compose by making me try to sound upbeat and make this show something that is interesting for people to listen too.
- Genre
- What genre are you composing in?
The genre that I am composing is narrative because I am telling the audience about this type of form and the poetry that is used.
- What are the rhetorical strategies that composers need to use for their sound writing to be identified as a piece in that genre?
The rhetorical strategies that the composer needs to use for the sound writing are rhymes , rhythms, similes, and metaphors.
- What are some of the “optional” rhetorical moves people make in the genre?
Some of the optional rhetorical strategies to use are imagery and the format of the poem to help with the genre.
- Structure and organization
- What structure might you imagine for this audio project?
The structure that I imagine for this audio project is like a big final project with an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion. But mixed in with this there are talking points for a normal presentation and speech.
- How might you organize your content?
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I’m going to organize my content based on the topics and the order that they fall into with the script.
- Audio assets
- What kind of audio do you need to collect?
I need to collect audio of the poet and how she reads her poem. Also what she adds to her poem and emphasis.
- Where and how will you collect these audio assets?
I will collect these audio assets by going on the standish library and other peer review sites.
- How and where will you organize these assets?
I will organize these assets into my script, to the middle of the script. This will help expand on the poem and help with the explanation of the author.
- Deadlines
- What do you need to get done and by what date?
I need to finish making my script by this weekend in order to not fall behind.
- What days and times will you devote to this project? This Friday and Saturday will be dedicated to this project.
- The Journalist’s questions
- Looking at the 5 “W’s” and 1 “H” below, are there any you haven’t answered yet in your plan? If so, answer them here.
- Who will contribute to the project and support you in composing it?
I will contribute to this project and my classmates and teacher could support me.
- What do you need to know and gather?
I need to know more about the poem that I am doing.
- When is it due, and when will you carve out time to do it?
- Where will it be heard, and by whom?
- Why is this project important?
- How will you carry out the various aspects of the plan?
