Actors For My Script

I will be deciding who should be play the roles in my radio.

Jingle 1: Jon 12/4

Joel: Niall Vincent 11/4

Advert 1: 

Character 1: James Courtney 11/4

character 2: Leor 11/4

Character 3: Toby 11/4

Jingle 2: jon 12/4

News presenter: Alex 12/4

Sound bites:
1.Ronit Fine 11/4
2.  karen 11/4
3. leor 11/4
4. john alsop 11/4

Vox pops: Jenna, Tom, Bradley, Me, Ronit, jon 11/4     

Advert 2:

Character 1: John alsope 12/4

Character 2: Leroy 12/4

Character 3: manny 12/4

Jingle 3: Jon 12/4

James: Toby 12/4

List Of potential Show Jingles

I will be drawing up a list of potential show jingles

• News on the hour
• The Breakfast Show
• Good morning name and name
• your moning has just got better for listining to Metro FM (singing)

Potential Sation Jingles

• Metro FM 97.8, The heart of London's radio
• Metro FM 98.3, The nations wide industry of music
• Metro FM 90.2, Acknowledge the latest hits
• Metro FM 89.4  

Research Station Jingles

In order to make make my radio station I need to think of appropriate station Jingles which would be right for my station I will look at stations like Capital, Heart and Kiss to find what there similarities are.

Capital - The Number 1 Hit Music Station













Heart - More Music Variety

Magic Fm - soft music










Hopefully this will help me with coming up with my station jingles

List Of Potential Radio Names

Metro FM

Sync FM

Matrix FM

Order Of My Script

Dan Barrangia – Jingle Radio et TV Music News 5 - Boucle info 5

Presenter: Welcome back you're here with Holly Anderson and Joel Watson. It's just coming up to 8 o'clock. Stay with us here on Metro FM for all the latest news, and after that we'll be talking exclusively to Jamie Buckett, winner of ITV's I Wanna Be Famous. He'll be talking about his new album and UK tour. All that to come and much more, after the news.

Jingle Music ends with "Metro FM 97.8, Radio for the heart of London."

Advert:
Character 1: I'm having a night mare

character 2: what's wrong you've just passed your driving test, I'd have thought you would be jumping around and partying like there's no tomorrow

Character 1: Ach, it's a nightmare. All the insurance companies want to charge so much to cover me, I can't afford it!

Character 2: you should use Speedway - you'll pay less

If you've just passed your test, you'll know how expensive car insurance is. At Speedway Insurance we subsidise first-time drivers so that if you avoid any claims within your first year, your second year will be absolutely free. Visit our website at www.speedway.co.uk or call us on 0800 60 60 60 and spend less time worrying, more time driving. Terms and conditions apply.

effects - horn of car, car driving, ching ching

Dan Barrangia – Jingle Radio et TV Music News 2 - Boucle info 2

Jingle: Metro FM News. Every 15 minutes (music)

Presenter 1: Good morning and thanks for joining us this Tuesday 27th November. It's 8 o'clock. We'll be bringing you the latest news stories from here in London. The headlines...

Presenter: MP Andrew Jenkins wants to try to persuade his government to bring back the death penalty.

Soundbite: Most people in the country will say if you are convicted of such a serious crime you should be put in the chair or the gallows for death...

Presenter: A17 year Old's been arrested after a stabbing in Watford

Voxpop: I think the streets are unsafe, I'm scared to leave my home 

Presenter: The Government's suggesting a crackdown on retailers selling cheap alcohol, in an effort to cut down alcohol related crime.

Soundbite: "...it will reduce drinking related diseases and ultimately save lives..."

Presenter: And Fastjet owner John Mathews announces the continuing rise of his company's fortunes.

Soundbite: He's made an outstanding start to his business career but he must start thinking long term. 

Presenter: That's all to come right here on the Morning News on .......  "Metro FM 97.8, Radio for the heart of London."

Jingle: Metro FM's News;

effect swish

News presenter: Tory backbencher Andrew Jenkins has called for the reintroduction of the death penalty. This comes after public outrage following a 5-year prison sentence for a rapist convicted of assaulting 15 under aged girls in a high-profile case earlier this month. Reaction to a string of similar sentences has resulted in a huge wave of support for Mr Jenkins' proposal from the public. Andrew Jenkins spoke to reporters this morning from his constituency of Ludlow East.

MP: Most people in the country will say if you are convicted of such a serious crime you should receive the death penalty. There are robbers and violent criminals walking the streets, which just goes to prove that prison doesn't work. With all the PlayStations, flat screen TVs and Jamie Oliver lunch menus it's more like a beach holiday than a prison. At least the death penalty will make sure that people can walk the streets again, without fear of being mugged or raped.

Presenter:  Labour MP Tim Jones disagrees with the proposal, telling Metro earlier this morning that such a move would take Britain back to the 1950s.

MP 2: Look at Derek Bentley, look at Timothy Evans. These people were put to death for crimes that it turned out they didn't commit. The death penalty isn't safe, because you can easily sentence the wrong person.

Derek William Bentley was a British teenager hanged for murder of a police officer, committed in the course of a burglary attempt.

 The murder of the police officer was committed by a friend and accomplice of Bentley's, Christopher Craig, then aged 16 Bentley was convicted as a party to the murder, by the England Law principle of common criminal purpose "joint enterprise". The judge in court sentenced Bentley to death based on an interpretation of the phrase "Let him have it" (Bentley's alleged instruction to Craig), describing Bentley as "mentally aiding the murder of police constable Sidney Miles".

Timothy John Evans was a Welshman accused of murdering his wife and infant daughter at their residence at 10 Rillington Place in Notting Hill, London.

 In January 1950 Evans was tried and convicted of the murder of his daughter, and he was sentenced to death by hanging. During his trial, Evans had accused his downstairs neighbour, John Christie, of committing the murders. Three years after Evans's execution, Christie was found to be a Serial killer who had murdered a number of other women in the same house. Before his own execution, Christie confessed to murdering Mrs Evans. An official inquiry concluded in 1966 that Christie had also murdered Evans's daughter, and Evans was granted a posthumous pardon.


Presenter: Metro FM correspondent Karen Watson was on Oxford Street earlier, asking shoppers want they thought of the proposal.

Voxpop 1: I think its time for England to bring back the death penalty,... people who commit serious crimes need to know if they commit the crime they will get punished but if it is really bad they should get the chair.

Voxpop 2: I don't think that is a good idea because it is unreliable because they could kill the wrong person.

Voxpop 3: Definitely bring it back, because people who have committed these sorts of crimes will do it again when they get out.

Presenter: The proposal will be debated and put to the vote by Parliament in the coming months. In other news, a man and woman have been found dead in an alleyway in Watford town centre. The 35 year old man and the 32 year old woman were found by a local shop worker at around 8.45 yesterday morning. A 17 year old Girl has been arrested and taken to Watford police station overnight for questioning. Sarah Bale from the towns residents against crime Association is calling for greater police presence in the city centre as violent crime in the area continues its increase.

Soundbite: Watford town centre has become too dangerous and violent crimes have become common. We must have more police officers on the street to insure the public's safety. What we're doing is to try and convince the government to send more police to walk the streets for the safety of the area.
 
News presenter: Ministers are planning to stop stores in England and Wales from selling cheap alcohol, with the hope of reducing alcohol-related crime. Home Office minister Nigel Philips promises that supermarkets will be band from selling alcohol below average price from February of next year. The minister claims that increasing the price of alcohol could help cut the amount of anti-social behaviour and other crimes. Kurt Damion head of the Association of UK Off-Licenses is arguing against the ban, claiming that it will ruin business and stop people enjoying themselves.

Metro FM's health correspondent Jennifer Heath was at Brent cross shopping centre getting shopper's views on whether to put up the price of booze.

Voxpop: One hundred per cent no to stop selling cheap alcohol

Voxpop 2: I think there should be no ban on how cheap or expensive alcohol because people like to have a drink after work whiles not spending a lot of money

Voxpop: Well i understand why they would wont to stop the selling of cheap alcohol but i think it isn't right for anyone or legalize it.

What is expected to happen there will be a debate in the commons whether they should proceed in banning the selling of cheap alcohol or whether to keep it the same


News presenter: Fastjet airline owner John Mathews has just announced the making of the company's first 50 million pounds. The 24-year old started the company 4 years ago and has gone on to become one of the world's youngest success stories.  In a press conference yesterday, he told reporters that he was even more optimistic about the company's long-term future.

John: I am very happy but i need to make sure nothing changes by keeping my cash flow balanced and to improve to create a new business in order to keep myself busy

Presenter: That's all the news for now, stay tuned for an exclusive interview with Jamie Buckett on the release of his new album today.

Dan Barrangia – Jingle Radio et TV Break News 2 - Virgule info

Jingle: Metro FM's news
Advert:

2 characters walking out of a pub (noise of people)
(noise stops)

Character 1,2: talking

Character 1: Do you want a lift

Character 2: No thanks, I'm just down the road
 are you sure that you're alright to drive

Character 1: Don't worry I've had only 2 pints

gets in the car and starts to drive

music in the background

(car moving, police sirens and break)

gets out of the car.

heart pumping

Character 3: Thousands of people each year are killed or seriously injured each year from drink driving.  Go to www.besafe.come Be safe and be aware.

Dan Barrangia – Jingle Radio et TV Music News 2 - Boucle info 2

Jingle: Metro 97.8FM Music for the heart of London


Presenter: Welcome back with you're here with Holly Anderson and Joel Watson. With us today we have the famous pop artist  here in the studio we have Jamie Buckett The number 1 hit sensation, winner of ITV's I Wanna Be Famous who has just released his latest album.
Hi Jamie

Jamie: Thanks for having me

Presenter: So your latest album has been released what is on your mind right know

Jamie: well I'm very exited and nervous for what my fans will think.

Presenter: so your on tour how's it going

Jamie: its incredible being on the road, arriving at every destination with fans screaming your name

Presenter: you have just had a press conference, lets here a clip from it

Clip

every one saying Jamie Jamie

Reporter 1: how does it feel to make your first album

Jamie: I'm very enthusiastic and I hope everyone will go out any buy it.

Reporter 2: I'm with the Daily telegraph, when will your album be released

Jamie: hopefully this week.

Reporter 2: when will you create your new album

Jamie: Well I just finished this one, I think I need a little break

clip finished

Presenter: Thanks for coming on the show, I wish you lots of success

James: Thanks.

Jingle: Metro FM 97.8, The heart of London's radio

Effects: cameras flashing, microphone, echo,

My Schedule

In order to know how to structure my radio station i have looked and other radio schedules and I have made my own one for my radio station. 

Research on Schedule

I will be writing up as schedule for my radio station. in order to do this I have looked at Capitals, Hearts and Magics

Capital

Heart 

Magic

 

News story

Presenter 1: Good morning and thanks for joining us this Tuesday 27th November. It's 8 o'clock. We'll be bringing you the latest news stories from here in London. The headlines...

Presenter: MP Andrew Jenkins wants to try to persuade his government to bring back the death penalty.

Soundbite: Most people in the country will say if you are convicted of such a serious crime you should be put in the chair or the gallows for death...

Presenter: A17 year Old's been arrested after a stabbing in Watford

Voxpop: I think the streets are unsafe, I'm scared to leave my home

Presenter: The Government's suggesting a crackdown on retailers selling cheap alcohol, in an effort to cut down alcohol related crime.

Soundbite: "...it will reduce drinking related diseases and ultimately save lives..."

Presenter: And Fastjet owner John Mathews announces the continuing rise of his company's fortunes.

Soundbite: He's made an outstanding start to his business career but he must start thinking long term.

Presenter: That's all to come right here on the Morning News on ....... "Metro FM 97.8, Radio for the heart of London."

News presenter: Tory backbencher Andrew Jenkins has called for the reintroduction of the death penalty. This comes after public outrage following a 5-year prison sentence for a rapist convicted of assaulting 15 under aged girls in a high-profile case earlier this month. Reaction to a string of similar sentences has resulted in a huge wave of support for Mr Jenkins' proposal from the public. Andrew Jenkins spoke to reporters this morning from his constituency of Ludlow East.

MP: Most people in the country will say if you are convicted of such a serious crime you should receive the death penalty. There are robbers and violent criminals walking the streets, which just goes to prove that prison doesn't work. With all the PlayStations, flat screen TVs and Jamie Oliver lunch menus it's more like a beach holiday than a prison. At least the death penalty will make sure that people can walk the streets again, without fear of being mugged or raped.

Presenter: Labour MP Tim Jones disagrees with the proposal, telling Metro earlier this morning that such a move would take Britain back to the 1950s.

MP 2: Look at Derek Bentley, look at Timothy Evans. These people were put to death for crimes that it turned out they didn't commit. The death penalty isn't safe, because you can easily sentence the wrong person.

Derek William Bentley was a British teenager hanged for murder of a police officer, committed in the course of a burglary attempt. The murder of the police officer was committed by a friend and accomplice of Bentley's, Christopher Craig, then aged 16 Bentley was convicted as a party to the murder, by the England Law principle of common criminal purpose "joint enterprise". The judge in court sentenced Bentley to death based on an interpretation of the phrase "Let him have it" (Bentley's alleged instruction to Craig), describing Bentley as "mentally aiding the murder of police constable Sidney Miles".

Timothy John Evans was a Welshman accused of murdering his wife and infant daughter at their residence at 10 Rillington Place in Notting Hill, London. In January 1950 Evans was tried and convicted of the murder of his daughter, and he was sentenced to death by hanging. During his trial, Evans had accused his downstairs neighbour, John Christie, of committing the murders. Three years after Evans's execution, Christie was found to be a Serial killer who had murdered a number of other women in the same house. Before his own execution, Christie confessed to murdering Mrs Evans. An official inquiry concluded in 1966 that Christie had also murdered Evans's daughter, and Evans was granted a posthumous pardon.


Presenter: Metro FM correspondent Karen Watson was on Oxford Street earlier, asking shoppers want they thought of the proposal.

Voxpop 1: I think its time for England to bring back the death penalty,... people who commit serious crimes need to know if they commit the crime they will get punished but if it is really bad they should get the chair.

Voxpop 2: I don't think that is a good idea because it is unreliable because they could kill the wrong person.

Voxpop 3: Definitely bring it back, because people who have committed these sorts of crimes will do it again when they get out.

Presenter: The proposal will be debated and put to the vote by Parliament in the coming months. In other news, a man and woman have been found dead in an alleyway in Watford town centre. The 35 year old man and the 32 year old woman were found by a local shop worker at around 8.45 yesterday morning. A 17 year old Girl has been arrested and taken to Watford police station overnight for questioning. Sarah Bale from the towns residents against crime Association is calling for greater police presence in the city centre as violent crime in the area continues its increase.

Soundbite: Watford town centre has become too dangerous and violent crimes have become common. We must have more police officers on the street to insure the public's safety. What we're doing is to try and convince the government to send more police to walk the streets for the safety of the area.

News presenter: Ministers are planning to stop stores in England and Wales from selling cheap alcohol, with the hope of reducing alcohol-related crime. Home Office minister Nigel Philips promises that supermarkets will be band from selling alcohol below average price from February of next year. The minister claims that increasing the price of alcohol could help cut the amount of anti-social behaviour and other crimes. Kurt Damion head of the Association of UK Off-Licenses is arguing against the ban, claiming that it will ruin business and stop people enjoying themselves.

Metro FM's health correspondent Jennifer Heath was at Brent cross shopping centre getting shopper's views on whether to put up the price of booze.

Voxpop: One hundred per cent no to stop selling cheap alcohol

Voxpop 2: I think there should be no ban on how cheap or expensive alcohol because people like to have a drink after work whiles not spending a lot of money

Voxpop: Well i understand why they would wont to stop the selling of cheap alcohol but i think it isn't right for anyone or legalize it.

What is expected to happen there will be a debate in the commons whether they should proceed in banning the selling of cheap alcohol or whether to keep it the same


News presenter: Fastjet airline ownerJohn Mathews has just announced the making of the company's first 50 million pounds. The 24-year old started the company 4 years ago and has gone on to become one of the world's youngest success stories. In a press conference yesterday, he told reporters that he was even more optimistic about the company's long-term future.

John: I am very happy but i need to make sure nothing changes by keeping my cash flow balanced and to improve to create a new business in order to keep myself busy

Presenter: That's all the news for now, stay tuned for an exclusive interview with Jamie Buckett on the release of his new album today.

Transcript: LBC Morning News Thursday 22nd November

In order to wright a good news story I have looked at LBC and listened and scripted news stories in order that I will be able to write and script my news story.

Voiceover (with music): ...Susan Bookbinder on LBC 97.3

Presenter: Good morning and thanks for joining us this Thursday 22nd November between now and Nick Ferrari at 7 we will be brining you all the top stories from here in London as well as across the UK.

Making the news today: Both sides clame victory in Gaza but who can win the piece?

Soundbite: ...The threat that Israel faces very real but it is good thing that we now have cease fire and of course that is only the first part of what must be a wider agreement...

Presenter: And...

Sinking under the backlog at the border: also, the UK defies Europe prisoner voting rights

Soundbite: ...Most people in this country will actually say that actually if your convicted such a serious offense even if you only inside for a limited period you should forfeit your right to vote...

Presenter: And...

Further claims over Jimmy Saville having free reign at Broadmoor...

Soundbite: ...It was no screens or anything. He just walked in and there was nothing you could do. He was just joking with the stuff and looking at you...

Presenter: That's all to come right here on the morning news on LBC 97.3.

(Music Sting)

First though, let's get you a summary of the news with Holly Ford

Story 1

News presenter: Both sides are claiming victory as an uneasy piece falls across Israel and Gaza. The two sides have agreed a ceasefire which came in to affect last night it follows 8 days of conflict but leaders of both sides worn when they are ready to resume military activities if they are provoked including Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Netanyahu (speaks in Hebrew)

Translator: I know there are citizens expecting a lot of military action and perhaps we need to do so but the right thing for Israel is to use this opportunity to achive a long lasting cease fire.

Story 2

News presenter: A house fire in Essex last month in which a mother and her 5 children died is now being treated by police as a murder inquiry. The father of the family Dr Abdul Shakoor was the only survivor of the fire in Harrow. Officers believe the house had been burgled beforehand.

Story 3

News presenter: A 14 year old, and 15 year old boy are being questioned on suspicion of murder after a pensioner died following a mugging in west London. The 85 year old victim was robbed in an alleyway in Greenford on Monday and died in hospital the next day.

Story 4

News presenter: A report has found thousands of immigrants were allowed to stay in the UK without proper checks because of a backlog of cases of the boarder agency. The chief expecter of boarders and immigration found staff dealt with immigration cases so unofficially so at one point 100 thousand pieces of post were unopened

Story 5

News presenter: Plans for new laws to stop prisoners getting the vote will be published later in defiance of European judges. The European court of human rights has ruled Britans current blanket ground breachers the law. MP's will consider a number of options. Conservatives MP Dominic Raab's says giving inmates the vote isn't what the public wants

Soundbite:  Most people in this country will say actually if your conficted with such a serious offence even if your inside for a limited period you should forfeit your right to vote and for that period.

News presenter: Jimmy Savile's former PA says the late TV star thought he was untouchable. Jenna Cope says he has free rain of Broadmoor high security hospital and would walk in on patients whilst they bathed

ITV showed a second documentary on Savile last night. this women clamed he abused her. But when she raised it with her bosses she was put into solitary confinement.

(CLIP FROM DOCUMENTARY)

Advert 3

2 characters walking out of a pub (noise of people) 
(noise stops)

Character 1,2: talking

Character 1: Do you want a lift 

Character 2: No thank, I'm just down the road
are you shore that you're alright to drive

Character 1: Don't worry I've has only 2 pints

gets in the car and starts to drive

music in the background

(car moving, police sirens and break)

gets out of the car.

heart pumping

Character 3: Thousands of people each year are killed or seriously injured each year from drink driving.

Advert 2

Character 1: I am having a night mare

character 2: what's wrong you've just passed your driving test, i'd have thought you would be jumping around and partying like there tomorrow


Character 1: Ach, it's a nightmare. All the insurance companies want to charge so much to insure me, I can't afford it!

Character 2: you should use "Empire insurance" and you will pay less for insurance

Character 1: thanks man

come to us Empire insurance and you will be driving and not worring that insurance is very expensive and you will be driving in no time

visit our website on www.cheapwaytodrive.com or call us on 07682148637

call now and you will get a 10% discount

Advert 1

I will be creating 3-4 advert to put in my radio.

Extreme smooth razors is the best way to keep your face smooth like a babies bum. do you want you face to be fresh with no facial hair whats so ever. go to your local pharmacy and go grab your razor and you will look like you never shave at all.

It only costs £10 and it will last your for years.

Analysis Of Radio Advert 3

Its a miracle

It make the phone look like it is a real person, by giving the phone a name and pretending it isn't very well. we see from this that this advert is telling us that they should buy from car phone warehouse where they will give you a new phone while your phone is getting repaired and if there is a consistant problem with your phone they will give you a new one for free. It show us as the audiance that they are a good company to use

Analysis Of Radio Advert 2

Digital Radio

This advert is in from of a comedy sketch but also a voice over towards the end and the end.

They are trying to promote digital radio to make it more understandible for people who dont understan it.

Analysis Of Radio Adverts 1

Lexus

They change the voices inthe middle wihout the listener or driver relising that it is very smooth and it is a gimic that listeners wouldn't realise it.

There is a pretentious voice because it is a luxury car so it communicates to the listener to make it real, suffisticated

The background music is uplifting, serious, dramatic like it is a drama film

With Lexus the listeners alredy expect that it is an expensive car.   
  

List Of Stories

I will be creating a list of news stories to identify which news stories I should put in my radio

• War
• Death penilty
• shop lifting with a elite person
• football match

Potential Products

I will be chosing 3 or 4 different products for my adverts to put on my radio.

• Gilette Razors
• Make up
• Insuranced for first time drivers
• mobile phones
• cars

Analysis of Magic's Homepage

Magics homepage is directly towards women and older people, we see

• It is quite feminine
• Plain background
• Light colours

Analysis of Hearts Homepage

Hearts homepage is definitely directed to towards women, we see this

• the top of the homepage is light red with balloons going up
• gossip
• near the bottom of the page there is a section for winning prizes and most of them have a picture of a girl and one with lipstick   
• Decorations 

Analysis of Capital Homepage

Capital's homepage shows us as the audience that there target audience is more directed towards  females than males, we see this from

• Gossip 
• stars at the top flashing 
• the overall setting is more feminine than mascilin 

Intended Audience 3

Intended Audience 2

Inended Audience 1

My Intended Audience

When I picture the radio station I am creating for my media coursework, I know that there are many factors about my target audience which have to be taken into consideration, such as:
-The actual target audience
-Potential age bracket
-Gender
-Lifestyle
-Financial status
-Location
-Listening habits

It's important to have an understanding of the target audience taht you're broadcasted to when researching and planning and radio and your news bullitin. This will give you the opportunity to provide content and style that is effective in appealing to your target audience in particular.

The way that you will be able to find your target audience is you can create a questionnaire which will often help you understand more about more about your product for your target audience.

I want my intended audience to be similar to the audience to capital, magic or heart as I will be creating a radio station similar to them.

On Ofcome I looked at there character of service which will show the genrea of the station and who they are targeting for example Capitals target audience of targeted to the age of 40 and under.

So my Target audience will be for males and females from the ages 40 and under.

12% _YOY18% of adults listen to radio via their mobile phone

8% _YOYListening online reaches 43 million hours per week

31.3%share of all radio listening to any digital platform - up 6% YoY

5% _YOYtotal hours listened to radio is 1.02 billion

Running Order

To get an understanding of the way in which radio stations present their news and adressing their audience, I have listened to a certain station such as LBC to see how their news bullitins are presented and the conventions of them.

On LBC, after the news jingle is played the presenter in a certain characteristic of tone addresses the selected audience will introduce the stories for the running time.

The correspondant than carries on the story after the presenter introduces them. then a voxpop will be played of a chartacter from the public.

Response To Questionnaire

I have written my questionnaire and I hadn't to lots of people and I have got the results and made pie charts to show the results.

Questionnaire

I will be creating a questionnaire to the regarding audience. be after this i am hoping i will find out what there expectations from radio in general and the news itself.

circle the most relevance option for you

1. what is your age?

20 under
21-29
30-39
40 over

2. what gender?

Male
Female

3. what kind of music do you like to listen to?

Classical
Rap
Pop
Others

4. Do you listen to the radio?

Yes
No

5. what are your Hobbies?


6. How often do you listen to the radio?

under 1 hour
2 hours
3 hours
4 hours and more

7. Do you own a radio

Yes
No

8. Do you listen to the news

Yes
No

9. If you answered yes how often do you listen?

under 1 hour
2 hours
3 hours
4 hours and more

10. If you listen to the radio do you listen for relaxation or for information

relaxation
information

11. have you ever called a radio station?

Yes
No

12. If yes what for

13. What types of news stories do you listen to?

Politics
Sports
Environment
Others















  

News 10

Story 10

Arsene Wenger says Jack Wilshere unlucky to be sent off against Manchester United

Immediacy - it has happened recently

Familiarity - it is Manchester

Frequency - it happenes a lot that players get red cards

Conflict - between the teams

Elite people - Arsene Wenger

Balance -  it balances the other news

New 9

Story 9

Sandy: Obama visits New Jersey as damages estimated at $20billion

Familiarity - it is in America, New Jersey

Amplitude - it isw a big event which involves a lot of people with damages

Frequency - in America it happens a lot

Impact - we feel bad for them

Continuity - it is a continue

Elite people - Barrack Obama

personalisation - it is a human interest story

Negativity - it is bad news

 

News 8

Story 8

Ref is alleged to have called black Chelsea star Mikel ‘monkey’

Impact - racial abuse

Surprise - unexpected

Continuty - it has happened

Conflict - with player and referee

Elite people - Mikel

Balance - it balances other news stories

News 7

Story 7

Jersey stabbings: Damian Rzeszowski sentenced to 30 years

Familiarity - it is in America, Jersey

Amplitude - it is a big event that he has killed six people

frequency - there are lots of people who get killed

Impact - people who are married, family, friends

predictability - we kind of expected this to happen because there are lots of news stories

continuity - this story was on 14 August last year.

personalisation - it is a human interest story that people care about when people get killed

Negativity - six people have died

scandal - it is most likely to provoke people that a farther has killed his wife, children and other people

News 6

Story 6
Helping the old doesn't unfairly hurt the young

Immediacy it has just happened that a weird war between the generations is growing and the republican candidates are the mongers.

Familiarity - it is in America, we see with Barrack Obama

Amplitude - it is a big event that involves the older generation and the younger generation

Impact - it has a profound effect on our lives

Predictability - we expected this to happen

Personalisation - it is a human interest story in the way that the younger generation has to help the older generation

Balance

 

News 5

Story 5

Sian O’Callaghan killer escapes justice for second murder after police blunder

Familiarity - Bristol Crown Court after pleading guilty to the brutal sex murder of 22-year-old Sian O’Callaghan in March last year.

Frequency - it happens a lot

Impact - it impacts on our own lives to see that this happens to people

Continuity - this has already been defines as news

Immediacy - it is the first time we hear about this

Personalisation - people are interested in this

Negativity - it is considered bad news

Scandal - this story is most likely to provoke the audience

News 4

Story 4

Tulisa Contostavlos: ‘I must be the most hated woman in Britain’

Immediacy - It has happened recently people are abusing Tulisa. The Xfactor is happening so Tulisa would be doing lots of interviews

Familiarity - We are familiar with her and being a judge on the Xfactor

Conflict- fights and battles with Tulsa vs. criticism from fans on twitter

Elite people - Tulisa is a well-known celebrity through her appearance on the Xfactor and being a member on N-Dubz

News 3

Story 3

Down the Tubes: Hodgson apologises to Rio Ferdinand after underground revelations

Immediacy - It is a reaction to a news story that took place last week.

Familiarity - In London, on the Jubilee like going to see Arsenals victory over Olympiacos

Surprise - it was unexpected that Hodgson would tell a passenger on the tube that Rio wouldn't play for England

Conflict - between two people

Elite people - it features Hodgson the England manager who everyone knows

Personalisation - A lot of football fans will be interested

Continuity = it is a follow up

 

News 2

Story 2

Justin Lee Collins trial: Jury hears star's 'demon' rant

Familiarity - we are familiar with him as a comedian

Continuity - it is part of an on-going story

Conflict - domestic conflict

Elite people - He is a celebrity

Personalisation - People are interested in it

Negativity - It is bad news

Scandal - It will provoke people

News 1

Story 1

In this story is it about a young girl who was kidnaped and they are on the search to look for her.

April Jones abduction: Search continues overnight despite weather

Amplitude - It is a big event

Impact - It affects people who have Kids and around fifty per cent of the population

Surprise - It was unexpected

Continuity - It is part of an on-going story

Conflict - Fights and battles

Personalisation - It is a human interest story

Negativity - It is bad news that the Girl was kidnap

Scandal - this will provoke a lot of people

 

News Values

News story

I will be researching a large number of exiting news stories, I am going to look into how the news is presented in newspapers, and on TV and online news stories.
the best way to define news stories is to describe them into the form of the'5Ws' used by journalists as a formula for getting the full story.

Who is it about?
What happened?
Where did it take place?
When did it take place?
Why did it happen?
How did it happen (this information come later in the story)

Journalists and the other professional writers use the 'Five Ws' to make sure that they get enough information to write a good developed article.

News value

Not only will I be looking at news stories, but I am going to be researching news values as well. News values are the important or intrest value of an event, they are the factors that influence whether a story will be picked for coverage.

News values that I will be looking at are    

Immediacy: Has it happened recently? Is the story "breaking"?

Familiarity: Is it5 culturally or geographically close to us in London/Britain/Europe/ the USA?

Amplitude: Is it a big event or one which involves large number of people?

Frequency: Does the even happen often?

Impact: Can we identify with the story as having a profound effect on our own lives? does the story contain elements that would make us feel threatened?

Predictability: Did we expect it to happen?

Surprise: Is it an unusual or unexpected event?

Continuity: has this story already been defined as news? is it part of an on-going or long-running story?

Conflict: Does the story contain drama in describing disagreement, argument, fights or battles between two or more people/organisations?

Elite people: Does the story concern well-known people, such as celebrities?

Personalisation: Is it a human interest story?

Negativity: Is it bad news?

Scandal: Is the story likely to provoke moral outrage from parts of the audience?

Balance: The story may be selected to balance other news, such as a human survival story to balance a number of stories concerning death

Pictures Of Making Preliminary Task

I have took a number of pictures of the making of my preliminary task.

Response To My Preliminary Task

The preliminary task I Felt was a good start to my AS Media studies course because i got to get used to record people and edit their mistakes and getting and feel for the equipment. The challenges I went through when I recorded my Preliminary task was who should be the presenter, star, reporter etc. I have learned that how I should carefully chose who should be on my radio.





In the proccess of making and proccessing my Preliminary task

Making and proccessing my Preliminary Task I had to edit the voices of the characters playing the part.

for example:

Tom and Ariana with out editing

Tom with out editing.




Ariana with out editing





Tom Press conference





Ariana Edited






Tom edited





Music with no editing




So I have learned in the proccess how to record and edit people to create a piece of radio which I will be constructing soon

Sound Effects And Music For My Preliminary Task

In order to make your radio good t is all about how you record it and all the effects you put with it and when and where you place all of the effects to make the radio sound the way radio is supposed to sound.  
I have just recorded my Preliminary task and I have used difference of sound effects like:

In the archive

•  Echo of the microphones
•  Paparazzi, Camera’s flashing
•  Storms out, moving cha
• Whispering in the background

 

Preliminary Task - Script

Below is the script of my preliminary task which I will add sound effects which I hope to record next week.

Jingle: Soccer FM 98.4: The Nation’s Premier Football station.

Presenter: Welcome back to Soccer FM with me Heath Caine. Today we have the famous Robin Morgan with us today. Hi Robin.

Robin: Thanks’ for having me.

Presenter: So you now have made your move to Manchester United. Let's hear a clip from your press conference you gave last week, where you managed to upset Dragon's fans.

Robin: I'm leaving Wentworth Dragons.

Reporter 1: Robin, what made you want to leave, I heard you had fallen out with the manager and your team mates.

Robin: I want to win more trophies and go to a bigger club, simple as that.

Reporter 1: So by moving to Manchester United you believe will further your career.

Robin: Yes

Reporter 2: Don't you feel guilty about leaving Wentworth Dragons, when they were so good to you

Robin: Doesn't answer (storms out)

AS Media Foundation Production - Brief

For my AS Foundation Production I will be scripting, recording and editing an extract from a fictional local radio station, lasting approximately five minutes. The extract will include:

• a news bulletin with vox pops and outside broadcasts, jingles for the show and the station, presenters and possibly adverts aimed at my intended audience.

Before beginning my research into existing radio stations and news bulletins I will be scripting my preliminary task which will include the following:

• station jingle including name, frequency and slogan  
• presenter introducing a guest who must respond 
• an archive clip featuring the guest