A radio programme
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This document outlines the steps to create a radio program, including establishing a name, assigning content like music, news, interviews and topics of interest to teenagers to different blocks, writing scripts for each block, and recording a podcast of the final radio program.
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A news show is a regularly scheduled radio or television program that reports on current events. It is updated daily and aired several times a day. News shows include BBC, Meridian, and ITV. Stories are presented by one or more presenters in a series of reports. A documentary is mostly based on true events and facts. It can be made for TV or cinema. Scenes are carefully chosen to convey emotion, and people involved are typically not actors. Narration may be needed to describe footage.
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A radio programme
- 2. FIRST THING FIRST Establish a name for the programme
- 3. TIMING OF THE PROGRAMME
- 4. ASSIGN CONTENT TO EACH BLOCK BLOCK 1: MUSIC BAND OR SINGER BLOCK 2: NEWS ABOUT THE COMENIUS at LA MIQUELA BLOCK 3: INTERVIEW TO A TEACHER AND TO A STUDENT BLOCK 4: TEENAGE TOPICS: sports, exams, fashion, festivals, videogames, books, shops, etc.
- 6. RECORD THE PROGRAMME Make a podcast of your radio programme.