- radio models
- rules for community radio
- interview techniques
- show content
- scheduling a show
- feature production
- studio/equipment orientation
- the production and presentation of a 30 minute pre-record practice show (shown below)
Following on from this, in a group of 3 we had to create,edit and broadcast 3 one hour magazine style shows. This initially proved difficult as the other two had other commitments and it was difficult to get together to produce and record anything so it was decided that we would each come up with our own content and piece it together in the studio when we could get together. This also led to another issue, I was the only member of the group with any studio or editing experience so naturally it fell on me to do the hard work. We did however find that one of the team's forte was sourcing and conducting interviews and so it was decided that this would be her main focus within each show. The other member was very knowledgeable about employment issues and so we decided to make that a regular feature also and that with each of us taking a turn as lead presenter I would fill in the gaps with a what's on guide and my comedy double act feature and also act as sound man,technician and editor (although I did conduct an interview for the first show as it was focused on the Preston Guild).
Here they are:
Show 1
Show 2
Show 3
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