Task 1 a – planning your radio segment
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The document provides details for planning a radio segment/podcast, including: - Equipment needed such as microphones, computers, and headphones - Timing breakdown of intro, interviews, and outro segments - Date and time scheduled for recording - Background music to be used and copyright clearance details - Script for interview with Edward about his inspiration for becoming a rapper and drummer, past performances, music career plans, and goals of representing East London's music movement.
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Task 1 a – planning your radio segment
The document outlines the planning for a radio segment/podcast, including equipment, timing, and recording schedule details. It lists background music tracks that will be used under copyright clearances. A risk assessment is mentioned. The script previews interview questions that will be asked of Edward about becoming a rapper/drummer, past performances, music career plans, and representing East London's music movement.
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Leonie, when blindfolded, was attentive to vehicle, people and food smells to identify locations. She could determine they were on the running track and near the food court based on environmental cues. As the guided person, she felt dependent on her partner's directions but also experienced unease when accidentally bumped into by others. She
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Task 1 a – planning your radio segment
The document provides details for planning a radio segment/podcast including equipment needed, timing structure, and recording schedule. It lists microphones, computers, audio software, and headphones as equipment. The timing includes a 20 second intro, 60 second interviews, and 30 second outro. Recording is scheduled for August 6th from 9-10:20AM and 11:30AM. The document also includes potential interview questions focused on inspiration, performance experiences, and career plans for a rapper/drummer named Edward.
Task 1 a – planning your radio segment
The document provides details for planning a radio segment/podcast including equipment needed, timing structure, and recording schedule. It lists microphones, computers, audio software, and headphones as equipment. The timing includes a 20 second intro, 60 second interviews, and 30 second outro. Recording is scheduled for August 6th from 9-10:20AM and 11:30AM. The document also includes potential interview questions focused on inspiration, performance experiences, and career plans for a rapper/drummer named Edward.
Task 1 a – planning your radio segment
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Task 1 a – planning your radio segment
This document provides planning details for a radio segment/podcast including:
- A talent release form and equipment list are mentioned
- The timing of the intro, interviews, and outro is outlined
- A recording schedule is set for August 6th
- Copyright clearances are discussed for two songs to be used in the background of interviews
- A risk assessment is mentioned but no details are provided
- A script is included with interview questions for Edward about his inspiration to become a rapper/drummer, his experiences performing, plans for his music career, and feeling about representing East London's music movement.
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The document outlines a student's plans for creating a music video promotion for a Swedish House Mafia album. Key details include:
- The video will be set in a school and tell the story of a teenager who feels trapped but finds freedom through the music.
- Target audience research showed most listeners are older teens and young adults aged 17-25.
- Locations will be a bedroom and hallway at the student's school.
- One 17-18 year old male actor has been cast.
- Storyboards, location scouts, and budget have been created.
- With thorough planning and market research, the student expects the video will be a success in promoting the album.
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Grimmy interviews actress Emma Watson on his BBC radio show. The show begins with an introductory jingle to identify the program. Grimmy asks Emma questions during a Q&A segment. He also announces on Twitter that listeners can submit questions for Emma, which he reads and she answers during the show. Silence is not directly mentioned but can be used strategically by the host to build suspense, such as when revealing a winner or reflecting on a sad event.
Task 1 - Uses and Purposes of Digital
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Task 2
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Task 4B – evaluation
1. The document discusses the production of a music video by the author and their group to entertain the audience. They chose to do a video for the song "Forgotten Notes" by Bryson Tiller, taking inspiration from his other music videos.
2. They created a production plan that discussed the song, locations, camera shots, and acting needed. Feedback indicated their cutting rate fit the song's mood well.
3. They also considered doing a dance video but decided on the Bryson Tiller song. Areas for improvement included time management, actor lip syncing, and using more camera movement/shots.
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