Work Geography

You were recently hired by Raymond Reel, an up-and-coming documentary filmmaker. Since winning a prestigious documentary film award earlier this year, Ray has been getting many requests to do film work. The exciting news is that he was just approached by an important geographic society and asked to film two documentaries: one in South America and the other in India. Because he doesn’t know much about geography, Ray needs your help. Your job will be to get him up to speed on some geography basics, research topics related to the two documentary locations and advise him along the way on any questions related to geography.
Directions
Your filmmaker boss, Ray, is scheduled to have his first meeting with the geographic society at its headquarters in Seattle, Washington. He’s asked you to help him get a sense of the full scope of the field of geography. As it happens, Ray is already in Washington state, shooting a film in the town of Quincy, and from there, he will drive directly to Seattle for the meeting. You will prepare some audio notes he can listen to on the drive, along with a reference document containing a table of contents for the notes, some map samples and climate information.
1. Audio Notes
You will record yourself giving audio notes. Use the audio recording to give full, detailed explanations of the topics below. Be sure to plan and organize what you will say, and speak at a pace that is easy to follow. Though the audio notes do not have to sound professionally narrated, you do want them to be clear and informative, and free of distracting pauses, mistakes and outside noise.
Record yourself delivering audio notes that.
(For writer: Write the speech based on these instructions, write the in-text citation in the speech) 3 pages
• Briefly define physical geography and human geography, and explain geography’s “five themes.”
• Give at least four diverse examples of work geographers do. For each example, explain the nature and purpose of the work.
• Explain how maps allow people to identify exact locations consistently around the world.
• Explain the basics of GIS and GPS and what these two technologies enable geographers to do, giving specific examples.