How to start a radio show on renewable energies
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This document outlines the production process for a radio program about renewable energies. It discusses determining an angle, allocating roles, planning interviews, scripting, rehearsing, running a test broadcast, and having backup plans. The process includes pre-production research and planning, production tasks like rehearsing, and post-production review to assess what went well and how future shows could be improved. The overall goal is to educate listeners about renewable energies in an engaging way.
How to start a radio show on renewable energies
- 1. Radio Programme about RENEWABLE ENERGIES HOW?
- 2. Topic questions What angle is more important or relevant to my community/listeners? What does our community know about the topic already? What do we think our listeners want to know? What do we want our listeners to come away with once they have listened to our show?
- 3. Producction Schedule PRE-PRODUCTION: Choose a location that is easy for everyone to get to and discuss and concentrate. Decide on an angle and allocate roles to people in your team. PRESENTER PRODUCER RESEARCHER - REPORTER PRE-PRODUCTION: Planning the show. Date, Time and who you want to interview.
- 4. Production Scripting: Who and how long? Teachers check Rehearse pronunciation
- 5. Production Run through the show together as if you were on air. The hosts practice how to voice the script, the sound engineer gets to know sound levels, when to play music and the radio features, (This will allow you to see where there are things that need to be moved around or changed.) Organize a back up plan (like music, facts and figures, news) in case something goes wrong in studio.
- 6. On air Youve done all the hard work, now run with it and have fun! Also remember your back-up plans in case anything goes wrong.
- 7. Post-Production Listen back and assess the show: what went right and wrong? How can you improve the next show from what you have learnt?