Pre- Production: RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT.
Research:
Know about the broadcast
& non- broadcast audio products & formats
Expectations:
Research: Introduction to radio
Examples can be shown in different forms:
Introduction to types of audio production and show an
understanding of formats, and delivery.
To complete the above section :
1)
Research the differences between Non Broadcast Radio and
Broadcast radio .( You can use the
internet for this ) – should take 15 minutes
2)
Answer the
questions in full sentances ( 15min max)
3)Why are
genres used in the different types of broadcast radio or non broadcast radio.This should take 15min max to complete
4) using the
chart think about the different radios and explain which catergory they fit
into . For example Broadcast and Non Broadcast Radio.
20 min
without the internet.
THIS SECTION SHOULD
BE COMPLETED WITHOUT THE USE OF THE INTERNET
Pre- Production:
Be able to use audio
technology to create a product:
Expectations:
Recording
technologies: microphones;
recording and editing formats, eg digital, CD, hard disk, mixing desks; studio
recording, eg studio layout and operation, on-air and off-air protocols;
monitoring levels.
Recording situations: eg live recordings, as-live recordings, interviews,
commentaries, studio and outside broadcast, atmosphere, wild track, effects,
live entertainment performances.
Pre-production: ideas (format, content, style, audience, length);
script; schedules; budgets; risk assessments.
Development of ideas for audio Pre-Production
1) Audience, Format, Genre, Outside Broadcast, Studio, Sfx,
Equipment, Atmosphere, Wild tracks, Style, Script, Schedule and Risk assessment
1)
Create a mind map/spider diagram of potenential ideas you could use
2)
List 3 ideas you could use and develop into a show
3)
Choose 1 idea and explain
a.
Why you have chosen the idea?
b.
Who is the audience?
c.
What genre it is?
d.
What format are you using
e.
How does it fit into a broadcast
on Hewett Radio
f.
Are you using Open or Closed questions
g.
Are you interviewing people and
why?
h.
What atmospere do you want to
creae
i.
Where you could be recording (
studio or out side)
j.
Music tracks?
k.
Wild Tracks
l.
Pre recordings
m.
Sound effects you could use
n.
Style of your show/recording
/radio product
4)
Write a schedule for your
recording .
Include the following:
a.
Where you will be recording?
b.
Equpiment ( hire etc).
c.
Actors/ interviewees/characters.
d.
Sound effects.
e.
Additional music recordings.
5)
Write the script for your show.
Incude ( remember your show
should not be longer than 10 min)
a.
SFX
b.
Wild track
c.
Actors/ Characters
d.
Music
e.
Timings
Review& Evaluate.
6) PRODUCTION PROCESS:
a. Technical process
i. How difficult did you find the process?
ii. Were there any issues you found easy?
iii. What problems did you come across?
iv. How did you solve them?
v. USE EXAMPLES
vi. What elements did you change from your concept or first idea?
vii. Why did you change or improve elements? Such as colours, type font s and
layouts
viii. USE EXAMPLES
b. Time management:
i. If you had more time are there any elements you could use to improve it?
ii. Use EXAMPLES
7) Self-Evaluate:
a. What are you opinions?
b. How does it link to you audience ?
c. Final Outcome?
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