Unit 50 - Sound for Media Production

I put the rest of my audio together using Adobe premier, this was due to me needing to add images for it to be visible on youtube. I also had a large amount of experience with Premier which would make putting it together much easier For my musical breaks, I added in the beginning and ending of songs, I placed a transition onto these so that the music would fade in and out smoothly. I did this is it is what is heard on radio clips on youtube so that the video can't be flagged but makes sense in the context of the dialogue. I placed a drumroll and cheering sound effect. this was for comedic relief and these effects fit the conventions of an informal lighthearted program. These are the usual types of programs that would play the kind of music I chose t implement, it is also reminiscent of stations like Capital FM and Radio 1.

When recording my script I used an external microphone connected to a Zoom H6 recorder. I did this so that I could have high quality audio whilst still being able to monitor audio levels at the same time. I plugged a pair of headphones into the Zoom whilst recording so that I could hear how I sounded, making it easier to notice if there was any background noise or if I'd have to make any changes to my voice or how it was being recorded

Lewis Hey what is up guys, you’re listening to 94.5 blastin’ radio with me Lewis Wright. Oh man what a great show we’ve got ready for you today, we’ve got competitions, drama, some great chat coming up, and of course it wouldn’t be blastin’ without some quality tunes. So no we’re gonna kick off the show with something new from north London band Haus, this is Shamless. *Cue song* Lewis Wow… That was Haus, Shameless. I can just tell that these guys are gonna be huge soon. So in a few years when they’ve taken over the world, you can all tell your friends that ya boy Lewis was showing you these in the very beginning. Ok but seriously I really recommend checking these guys out, it’s HAUS that’s H-A-U-S. Coming up soon we’ve got a brand new competition for all you lovely folks, where we give you the opportunity to win some great prizes, so what’ve we got for ya this week? Well starting off we have 10 copies of the brand new God of War game which has been winning al those awards ...

When putting a program out on the radio there are specific rules and regulations to make sure that the content being distributed is appropriate for all ages. Similar to TV broadcasting this prohibits certain actions/ types of content during times when children are particularly likely to be listening. These times are listed as 06:00 - 09:00 and 15:00 - 19:00 on weekdays during termtime and 06:00 - 19:00 on weekends and weekdays during holidays. When it comes to offensive language the two most rules are listed as follows. Rule 1.14 “The most offensive language must not be broadcast…when children are particularly likely to be listening”.  Rule 1.16 “Offensive language must not be broadcast…when children are particularly likely to be listening, unless it is justified by the context”.