This is a draft for an audio adaptation of Hansel & Gretel for a college course. This is a project I'm thrilled to work on because I love working with audio. I made the best out of my recording space, which is in the closet and I record with a hefty supply of clothes around me to absorb unwanted sounds. Plus, I denoised my tracks more effectively than in the previous projects and I adjusted the settings on my mic to capture better audio. One of the reason my audio in previous projects hasn't been the best is because I wasn't noticing that I was capturing it with too much gain and too much volume. This is why I had been capturing so much background noise to then have to remove it. This time around, I adjusted my Yeti mic and pop filter to capture my voice more smoothly. I feel more comfortable working in Logic Pro X so that's what I used to develop the draft. I've managed to capture as much of the spirit of the source material without much creative adaptation in order to allow Prof. Norberg's (the clients') students to complete their objectives with an authentic source similar to the original material. However, some story elements may have to be summarized or omitted to meet the client's length of 10 minutes; at the current rate the run time would be 12 minutes if it remains consistent at 1 page every 3 minutes.