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Description or Abstract

In commemorating 100 years of the American University in Cairo, five AUC students majoring in Graphic Design, with the help of two professors, take on a noteworthy project, the AUC Centennial Coin, with sensational outcomes. This audio feature is a documentation of the lengthy, but lush, process the students, together with the professors responsible for the project, went through. Graphic Design Professor Nagla Samir, one of the two mentors responsible for supervising the students throughout the process, along with Graphic Design Students Lana El Kurdi and Ahmad Khalil walk us through the process from beginning to end. This audio feature also looks at how the approval given by the Egyptian government to AUC to manufacture its very own unique coin, let alone minting it, means something of worth.

Keywords

Audio Feature, JRMC4460, AUC, TheAmericanUniversityinCairo, AudioProduction, AUC100, AUCCentennial, AUCCentennialCoin, AUCCoin, GraphicDesign, Students, Architecture, AUCTahrir, AUCNewCairo, Cairo, Egypt

Course

JRMC 4460

Department

Journalism & Mass Communication Department

Faculty Advisor

Kim Fox

Credits/Acknowledgments

This audio feature was produced by Mayar Zarie for the Audio Production course at The American University in Cairo, taught by Professor Kim Fox in the Spring semester of 2019. Special thanks to Professor Kim Fox and Teaching Assistant Doaa Abdelghany for their guidance throughout the project, as well as Graphic Design Professor Nagla Samir and Graphic Design Students Lana El Kurdi and Ahmed Khalil for their interviews. Music credits go to artists MBB and Celestial Aeon Project. Sound effect taken from Soundbible.

Contributor(s)

Abdelghany, Doaa

Content Type

Documentary

File Type

Audio

Extent

1900-01-00

Language

eng

File

http://dar.aucegypt.edu/bitstream/handle/10526/5688/Mayar%20Zarie%20Audio%20Feature%20Script.docx?sequence=2

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