This was about what I expected when I found "Subway Etiquette" to review. It's a nice little piece about how to act on a subway. I thought perhaps there would be some strange do's and don'ts but mostly it was straightforward stuff. The piece was well produced, without narration, and I can hear it fitting in a lot of places, like in a travel show about NYC (or, I suppose, other subway-enhanced cities). It's a good pace and is easy-going and could be a part of many shows -- maybe psychology. I did find myself wanting to hear some of the students in action, hearing what was said when they asked their questions.
Review of Subway Etiquette
Hans Anderson
Posted on December 30, 2004 at 07:16 PM
This was about what I expected when I found "Subway Etiquette" to review. It's a nice little piece about how to act on a subway. I thought perhaps there would be some strange do's and don'ts but mostly it was straightforward stuff. The piece was well produced, without narration, and I can hear it fitting in a lot of places, like in a travel show about NYC (or, I suppose, other subway-enhanced cities). It's a good pace and is easy-going and could be a part of many shows -- maybe psychology. I did find myself wanting to hear some of the students in action, hearing what was said when they asked their questions.