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This radio news script template provides a structure for a 30 second interview with a student named Georgia Braidwood about an upcoming media classes trip to Berlin. The template is formatted with one word per box to help the reporter stay within time limits. It guides the reporter to ask Georgia about what she is most looking forward to in Berlin, if she thinks it will be a good learning experience, which sights she plans to see during the trip, and if she has any concerns about the trip.
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- 1. E6 Radio News Script Template SCRIPT: One word per box Word Count/ Time in Seconds Hey Dan E6 this Watt News, is with I 3 Words /1 second 6 Words /2 seconds 9 Words /3 seconds am Georgia here Braidwood with talking 12 Words /4 seconds 15 Words /5 seconds about the media 18 Words /6 seconds classes trip to 21 Words /7 seconds berlin So in Georgia 2014. what 24 Words /8 seconds 27 Words /9 seconds are you looking 30 Words /10 seconds forward to most 33 Words /11 seconds about you Berlin. think Do it 36 Words /12 seconds 39 Words /13 seconds will be a 42 Words /14 seconds good What learning sights Experience? are 45 Words /15 seconds 48 Words /16 seconds you planning on 51 Words /17 seconds seeing during the 54 Words /18 seconds Trip? Do you 57 Words /19 seconds have any concerns 60 Words /20 seconds about the Trip? 63 Words /21 seconds Great, Thanks for 66 Words /22 seconds your time this 69 Words /23 seconds has been Dan 72 Words /24 seconds Watt with E6 75 Words /25 seconds
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