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This radio trail targets adults interested in nature by using David Attenborough's formal and relaxed narration over animal sound effects, ambient sounds, and non-diegetic background music in a 37-second clip promoting a BBC Radio 4 documentary. The voiceover is louder than the other sound elements like music and archival footage.
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Radio trails analysis_sheet
This 37-second radio trail targets adults and nature fans, with a mellow and formal tone provided by David Attenborough's voiceover and quotes from his documentaries. Background music and ambient natural sounds are used beneath the voiceover, along with occasional animal sound effects. The single track maintains consistent sound levels between the voiceover, archival footage of Attenborough, and background music.
David Attenborough Life Stories
The radio trail summarizes the documentary "David Attenborough's Life Story" and targets an audience aged 45+ interested in his life and achievements. It features the calm, knowledgeable voice of David Attenborough over relaxing background music. There are no sound effects or ambient noises included. Quotes from the documentary are used along with the voiceover to provide a taste of the full documentary's content. The radio trail is approximately 40 seconds long.
Introduction to project 4
This document provides instructions and terminology for Project 4 on internet radio. Part A has students listen to 3 BBC radio stations and note their target audiences. Part B defines podcasting terminology and radio production terms. Part C has students analyze the conventions used on one chosen station, such as using beds of classical music under presenters' voices on a classical station.
Radio Trails Analysis 2
This radio trail summarizes a BBC wildlife documentary about endangered animals called "Last Chance to See". The target audience is anyone interested in animals or learning about animals. It has an enthusiastic tone of voice with simple, upbeat music complementing the posh voiceover and extracts from the documentary. The extracts from the documentary dominate the voiceover and quiet soundtrack. The radio trail is around 40 seconds long and aims to engage listeners to watch the full documentary in a simple yet effective way.
es2
The document introduces some key concepts about music including defining sound and its properties. It discusses the four main properties of sound: pitch, dynamics, tone color, and duration. It provides examples of how pitch is determined by frequency and wave speed. Dynamics refers to loudness and softness determined by amplitude. Tone color is the quality of the sound which can be described with words. The document also lists some listening examples and outlines to help understand these concepts, including Stravinsky's The Firebird and a piece by Duke Ellington. It concludes by discussing continuing the learning in other resources.
question 1
The documentary titled "Blood, Sweat and Fears" aired on BBC 1 and explored different phobias through interviews, archive footage, and a voiceover. It followed a single theme of phobias rather than a chronological story. Graphics were minimalist with white font for the title and banners. The introduction featured a spider on someone's face to convey a sense of fear. Interviews had varied background settings related to the topic and were typically medium close-ups. Editing kept to basic cuts and dissolves between segments.
1 answer
The documentary "Blood, Sweat and Fears" aired on BBC 1 and explored different phobias through interviews, archive footage, and a voiceover. It did not follow a single person or chronological order, instead focusing only on the theme of phobias. Graphics were minimalist with white font for the title and banners. The introduction featured a spider on someone's face to convey a sense of fear. Archive footage came from various sources and fit well with the corresponding interviews. Sound included a voiceover and eerie music box music. Interviews were filmed in a conventional medium close-up style. Edits were simple cuts and the introduction had one dissolve. Interview backdrops related to the topic, such as dol
Codes and conventions of radio trailers
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This 37-second radio trail targets adults and nature fans, with a mellow and formal tone provided by David Attenborough's voiceover and quotes from his documentaries. Background music and ambient natural sounds are used beneath the voiceover, along with occasional animal sound effects. The single track maintains consistent sound levels between the voiceover, archival footage of Attenborough, and background music.
David Attenborough Life Stories
The radio trail summarizes the documentary "David Attenborough's Life Story" and targets an audience aged 45+ interested in his life and achievements. It features the calm, knowledgeable voice of David Attenborough over relaxing background music. There are no sound effects or ambient noises included. Quotes from the documentary are used along with the voiceover to provide a taste of the full documentary's content. The radio trail is approximately 40 seconds long.
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This radio trail summarizes a BBC wildlife documentary about endangered animals called "Last Chance to See". The target audience is anyone interested in animals or learning about animals. It has an enthusiastic tone of voice with simple, upbeat music complementing the posh voiceover and extracts from the documentary. The extracts from the documentary dominate the voiceover and quiet soundtrack. The radio trail is around 40 seconds long and aims to engage listeners to watch the full documentary in a simple yet effective way.
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The document introduces some key concepts about music including defining sound and its properties. It discusses the four main properties of sound: pitch, dynamics, tone color, and duration. It provides examples of how pitch is determined by frequency and wave speed. Dynamics refers to loudness and softness determined by amplitude. Tone color is the quality of the sound which can be described with words. The document also lists some listening examples and outlines to help understand these concepts, including Stravinsky's The Firebird and a piece by Duke Ellington. It concludes by discussing continuing the learning in other resources.
question 1
The documentary titled "Blood, Sweat and Fears" aired on BBC 1 and explored different phobias through interviews, archive footage, and a voiceover. It followed a single theme of phobias rather than a chronological story. Graphics were minimalist with white font for the title and banners. The introduction featured a spider on someone's face to convey a sense of fear. Interviews had varied background settings related to the topic and were typically medium close-ups. Editing kept to basic cuts and dissolves between segments.
1 answer
The documentary "Blood, Sweat and Fears" aired on BBC 1 and explored different phobias through interviews, archive footage, and a voiceover. It did not follow a single person or chronological order, instead focusing only on the theme of phobias. Graphics were minimalist with white font for the title and banners. The introduction featured a spider on someone's face to convey a sense of fear. Archive footage came from various sources and fit well with the corresponding interviews. Sound included a voiceover and eerie music box music. Interviews were filmed in a conventional medium close-up style. Edits were simple cuts and the introduction had one dissolve. Interview backdrops related to the topic, such as dol
Codes and conventions of radio trailers
Radio trailers follow certain codes and conventions to summarize and promote documentaries, including providing the title of the documentary, facts from it, quotes and sound clips within a voiceover narrative set to music that reflects the tone of the program, with the air time and channel listed at the end.
Radio script
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Proposal
1) The documentary proposes examining how food prices affect the types of food people eat.
2) It will take a participatory approach, engaging directly with subjects, and be broadcast on BBC 1 at 8:30pm to reach a wide UK audience aged 16-25.
3) The documentary will have a clear conclusion on how food prices impact diets, using interviews, statistics, and a linear timeline of events to make its point.
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