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- 2. Definition: PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT “Definedby the Federal Communications Commission as an unpaid announcement that promotes the programs of government or voluntary agencies or that serves the public interest. PSAs can be produced for television and radio broadcast.” aba.org
- 3. Definition: PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT “Announcementsthat inform the public about safety and health information, community services or public affairs. Produced and programmed much like commercials, but usually not produced for profit.” PBS.org
- 4. PSA Examples Successful PSAs: •Tell a story • Use a voiceover • Gives facts • Refer viewer to a resource for additional information.
- 5. Public Service Announcement: Youwill individually: •Select a topic •Research the topic •Write script •Voice the PSA •Complete by adding Music Bed
- 6. Public Service Announcement: WILLBE AIRED ON COURSE WEBSITE, WCA- TV, & WHS WEBSITES
- 7. Public Service Announcement: Yourassignment is to create 2 60 second PSA(s) INCLUDING A SCRIPTED CLASS ID.
- 8. PSA Topics Pick oneof the following:
- 9. Smoking PSA Topics Health Consequences SocialConsequences Jobs-Hiring Dating
- 10. Drug Abuse PSA Topics HealthConsequences Legal Consequences Psychological Issues
- 11. Prescription Drug Abuse PSA Topics HealthConsequences Legal Consequences Psychological Issues
- 12. Personal Safety PSA Topics • Tipsfor keeping safe from crime. • How to get additional information
- 13. Eating Disorders PSA Topics • Howto identify if you Have a problem. • Where to seek additional information
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- 16. Teen Drunk Driving Consequences PSATopics • Legal consequences • Deaths and injuries
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- 30. Texting or cell phone usewhile driving PSA Topics Distracted Driving
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- 37. Student Ideas? Discuss unlisted ideaswith your teacher for pre- approval PSA Topics
- 38. Preproduction Teacher presentstopics Teacher presents topics Students commit to one Students commit to one Student pitches idea to teacher Student pitches idea to teacher Students begin research of topic Students begin research of topic Students brainstorm ideas Students brainstorm ideas
- 39. Preproduction Students pitchconcept to teacher Students pitch concept to teacher Students write concept: Students write concept: Your name Your name, , period period and and date date in the upper in the upper right hand corner. right hand corner. · · Topic: Topic: (selected from the list) (selected from the list) · · Hook: Hook: (what is going to keep you audience (what is going to keep you audience from changing the channel?) from changing the channel?) · · Facts: Facts: (what do you want your audience to (what do you want your audience to know about this issue you are presenting) know about this issue you are presenting)
- 40. Production Record narrationtrack in Radio Studios Record narration track in Radio Studios