Monday, 30 September 2013

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

Sunday, 29 September 2013

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

 

Saturday, 28 September 2013

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



Wednesday, 25 September 2013

Tuesday, 24 September 2013

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

Monday, 23 September 2013

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

 




Sunday, 22 September 2013

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