Conducting a Radio Broadcast

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Conducting a Radio Broadcast Agricultural Communication

Conducting a Broadcast Objectives: Narrating a news script Conducting interviews for a news story Writing and recording a news script for radio or an online broadcast Producing a news broadcast for radio, television or web Creating an online communication media

Narrating Television and Radio News Position the microphone 6 – 10 inches from mouth Place at a 45 degree angle – helps prevent “blasting” Remove noise distractions Narrate the news story Wait 10 seconds before speaking, after you hit the “record” button. Articulate words correctly Speak clearly Think the thought Project personality in the story

Narrating Television and Radio News Talk at a natural speed Vary pitch and volume to get variety, emphasis, and attention. Breath properly Use body Relaxed body produces a relaxed sounding voice. Listen to product Time the story Practice, practice and practice

Conducting Interviews In order to produce a quality story for print, radio, television or web, you have to interview people to gather information needed. It is a process of asking good questions to get the answer for the news story

Conducting Interviews Before the interview: Set aside time to conduct the interview Dress appropriate Impressions make an impact Have a minimum of 10 questions Pertain to the topic What does your audience want to know? Understand the subject matter Little research on the topic Be prompt

During the Interview Use a recorder during interview Take notes With permission Take notes State the purpose Begin with light conversation Allow the subject to do the talking Get insightful quotes Minimum of 3 Make sure information is correct Correct spelling Be aware of the surroundings Repeat questions if needed.

Interview Questions Listen carefully to the answers and take good notes. Do I understand enough? Avoid yes/no questions Be objective Ask close-ended questions Focus on the 5 – Ws and 1H. Types of questions: Close-ended (short answers) Open-ended (long answers) Probing questions (follow-up) Leading questions (suggest “right” answer to interviewee)

After Interview Skim notes Ask permission to call back or email for more information Thank the interviewee Listen to the audio recording to fill in blanks in your notes

Radio Script Practices Interview Questions Job Sheet Radio Broadcast Job Sheets