The document provides a script for a radio interview with a comedian guest. It introduces the radio station and presenters at the start. The presenter welcomes the guest and they exchange greetings. An archive clip of a joke from the guest's previous show is played. The presenter then thanks the guest for coming in and wraps up by reminding listeners of the radio station name. The script aims to sound professional while using everyday language for the interview. The archive clip was scrutinized to ensure the joke would not offend listeners.

1. In the start of the script, I have
AS media studies introduced the presenter and the
radio station, to make it sound
Script for preliminary task
professional. I also included a jingle.
(Jingle and me) This takes 6 seconds- 99.7 FM, Ryan Healey, Oldham Community Radio
Goes to Ryan Introduction of Comedian which is Sebby, which takes 10 seconds
Ryan- Hello everybody, you are indeed listening to 99.7FM, Oldham community radio, the time is
now half 7 and I have George rock in the studio (clapping in the background 3-4 seconds)
Ryan- how are you?
Seb- Not bad thanks, you?
Ryan- Yeah thanks, the last time, I saw you was at Manchester Academy, loved it, let’s hear a few
words from that show.
(Archive clip) (I looked down to my left and there it was stuck in a milk-bottle laugh in audience.
Echoey sound, this takes 10-12 seconds)
Goes back to Ryan in the Studio This here shows the presenter
introducing the radio station and
Ryan- Well, George thanks for coming in
what will be happening and
Sebby- oh it’s alright anytime introducing who the guest is.
Ryan- Well guys that was George Rock, I am Ryan Healey and have you been listening to Oldham
Community Radio
This here, we wrote the interview by
using usual everyday sentences, like
In the archive bit, the scripting was
‘hello, how are you’.
looked at carefully, because we
needed to think about if the joke
was appropriate and if it would
offend anybody.