Various ‎– Extended Voices

Voice This kind of exploration is based on Hicks's own research on the future image of various stakeholders in education. This work is an extension of the work of Elise Boulding and Robert Jungk and is also a personal career trip. At any time, Hicks' voice is a testimony to the future educational struggle and a weak testimony to the source of meaningful positive behavior in the world seeking to actively respond to our environmental, social and economic problems today .

It represents social reality. "Sound" is not a documentary's narrator's voice (this is an example), but it also extends to formal devices that have chosen to present selected events and discussions in a special way. These include recording synchronized sounds, building channels with post-production, observing temporal structure, and selecting "patterns" to use when organizing movies. Overall, Nichols provided a number of persuasive discussions on the documentary making process and its content. Despite any brief explanation, he pointed out some of the intertwining features still to produce productively identifiable film production.

Ambitious violinists have explored their instruments to find their distinctive voices, and composers have not heard of it, to achieve the soundscape, and even to imitate "expansion technology "I wrote. Regardless of the reasons for expansion technology, everyone involved in this exercise has an impulse. When I began exploring the technique of extension, I was looking for an assimilation technique to extend my sound palette and express myself through improvisation and composition. It is very useful for me to start this experiment by extending the technology I already have. At the same time, imagining what I imagine will lead me to explore. Of course, through DBR's experience and guidance, I can hear his performance and techniques that I had never imagined.