This document outlines the production schedule for a radio show. It assigns different tasks to group members to ensure everyone contributes equally. Lydia will create the main jingle using copyright-free sound effects related to Grimsby docks. Jack will gather 3-4 short interviews with the public and one formal interview with an important community member. Connor will edit all elements together smoothly. The tasks are necessary to properly introduce segments, establish the show's identity, and produce a cohesive broadcast.

1. Production Schedule
Main Task
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2. Schedule
• This is the production schedule for our main task. It will
help us keep track of what we are doing, and who is in
charge of each different job. We will each contribute
equally to the task, so that each person has a fair
amount of work to do. We will make sure that each
person has a different job to do, and that nobody is
overloaded with work.

3. Radio Main Jingle
• Lydia is in charge for the main jingle for The Dock's FM radio
show. She will create a jingle on Adobe Audition and make
sure it is suitable for our radio station. She will use different
types of copyright free sound effects, which will suit our
station, such as seagull noises and boat horns. This will link
into the scene of Grimsby, as the sounds are what you might
be able to be familiar with, if you go down to Grimsby
Docks.
This is required for production because you need to be able
to establish and know what radio show the audience is
listening to. This introduces the whole show, and tells you
where to find the show, and what frequency it is played at. It
gives an identity to the show.

4. Radio News Jingle
• I will create the news jingle to introduce the news section
of the broadcast. I will make this jingle short and serious,
alerting people that the news is coming up. I will use
beeps and different techno sound effects from a copyright
free source website.
This is needed for the radio show because we need to
be able to tell when the news segment is coming on, it
introduces the news stories that are going to be talked
about.

5. Editing broadcast together
• Connor will help to edit the broadcast together. We will
use the editing software Adobe Audition to edit each
section of the radio show together, effectively.
This is required, so that the broadcast will run smoothly,
with no awkward moments. We need the show to run all
the way through without breaks or pauses, and we need
to be able to make sure we combine all of the elements
into the radio show, including the interviews, jingles,
outside broadcasts and other elements.

6. Gathering Interviews
• Jack will be the one to gather the interviews from the members of
public, and the important people that we will be interviewing. He
will be in charge of going outside to collect about 3-4 Vox Pops,
which are small interviews with the members of public on the
streets.
• We will be able to contact people of importance such as a
member of the council, or someone with a higher status than
college students. We will do a formal interview with one of them,
and this gives our broadcast a professional view from a member of
society with an important role.