LO2: Budget

LO2: Launch date

Sheffield Live has stated that we can launch our show between May 1st and July 1st owing to a gap in the schedule. Each weekend we shall plan each content of the show for the following week, as the show will be broadcasted each weekday. Our first show will start in September as it would be pointless starting the show now, as majority of students have finished or nearly finished exams, the show will broadcast through the whole of the year and in the 6 week hoildays it will include summer clubs teenagers can go get involved in.

LO2: DJ/Presenters

 DJ/Presenters
The presenters will be me and Molly Evans and we will host the show each weekday. We would be good presenters because we are both teenagers and would be able to relate to certain topics and give our opinions on them, so the audience will feel more comfortable and be able to relate to us. We are also 2 good friends and this would benefit the talk show as we would be making each other laugh as well as the audience, so this would help for the entertainment aspect.

LO3: Cubase

This is a screenshot of us making our radio Jingle we have used cubase to do this as we want our jingle to sound as professional and as catchy as we can.

LO3: Peer Assessment

Your radio show is really good, very informative and with little bits of laughter that makes the show more realistic and relaxed. It gets the show a more teen feel because it's relaxed and very teen based. 
Alex Marriett

LO3: Talk and Music Radio Production

This is a screenshot from when we were editing our talk and music radio show in audition, this screenshot denotes all the sound tracks in the talk show with the music underneath. We have turned down parts of the tracks where the voices or music is too loud and faded them into the talkshow to make it blend into the track. We have also added our jingle and the short clips of the songs that are in our show between each discussion. We also reduced the amplifaction,this is to remove any high pitches or hissing in our radio show as we want is to sound a professional as possible.

LO3: Final Radio Show

LO2: Advertisment script - Local and Live community theatre

Andrey:

Performers, lighting, sound, sceanory and promotion, come join us at local and live community theatre. Meet friends and have fun. Call us on 0114 248 9109.

LO2: Advertisment Script - City Limits

Brooke:

Get Out, have fun and dance to the music. City Limits.

LO2: Advertisment Script - Friday Night Live

Ken: 

Friday Night Live Youth Club for young teens, ages 13 to 16. Don't miss out. Why not meet new people? Join now. Church of the Nazarene, Heeley, Sheffield.

LO2: Running Order

Running Order:

To start off the show we will have advertisement, these will be advertisments based on the target audience so there will be advertisments of clubs for teens. Having advertisments will be a great way to get money to help fund for the music fees, equipment, props, recording studio and licence. After the advertisements we will introduce the show followed by our jingle which will appear on each show. We will kick off the show disscusing exam tips (Keeping in mind that it is a chat show so keeping it as relaxed and informal to an extent) in this we will discuss what is the best way to revise and the best time to revise and so on. After our first discussion we will get the audience happy by playing a hit single which it s great way to start the morning. We will then start our second discussion which will be how to get a saturday job which will be helpful as when your a teenager it is good to get in to work as soon as possible to gain confidence and experience. This discussion will then be followed by a chat about mental illnesses with stress which will be followed by an up beat song that will make the audience feel positive. Before the show ends we will have a teen dating part this will give a chance for the audience to call in or tweet there most embarrassing moment of dating which gets them involved with the show. The show will then end with another happy song so it end on a positive not. The show will then close with the jingle that was at the beginning of the show.

LO2: Legal and Ethical

As our radio show is going to aired early in the morning (Before Watershed) and this is the time that families will be setting off the get to the school, colleges or jobs it means that this radio show will have to be suitable for under 18s, we will do this by using appropreite contain that wont contain bad language or any for of discrimnatory language that could ofend anyone. As our radio show will include popluar songs from artists with record lebels we will have to gain permissions from these people/companies to be able to play. Sheffield Live also have a Performing Right Society (PRS) licenece this gives us permisson to play songs on our radio show as long as we play the fees for the song. 

To garentee that out show will be family friendly and we will follow the OFCOM rules, this means that we will avoid anything that can be seen as offensive content. Even though we will be talking about sesitive subjects such as mental health problems that people go through we will not cross the line and by doing this upsetting members of the community.

LO2: Script

Script

ADVERTISEMENT PLAYS (After school/college opportunities such as sports, dance, drama and art organisation.)

Chloe: Good morning

Molly: And welcome back to...

JINGLE (30 SECONDS) (T-T-TEEN.LIVE)

Molly: Well, what a morning it is, hope it brightens up later on. I seriously can't wait for summer.

Chloe: God, tell me about it, just walking outside with shorts on or not having to bring a coat...ugh

Molly: I hate that stress of having to carry a coat ugh, but that's not the only stress I hate, guys, it's April and exam are rolling up for most teens. First topic today, exam help! Our theme for this month or so, guys, don't stress!

Chloe: I know, trust me guys, relax, drink, eat and most importantly sleep!

Molly: Best tip, is to schedule everything! From when you wake up in the morning, to when you go to sleep, put how long you going to revise for and when you can have breaks.

Chloe: I used this for when I had exams and this benefit me A LOT.

Molly: Another tip we have for you guys is to stick little post stick notes.

Chloe: What I used to do was cover my whole bedroom and places in my room where I would be more often, for example my desk...to do my makeup and I would stick keywords and meaning around them. So when I would apply my makeup and I would be revising at the same time! Pretty good idea. It helped so much!

Molly: Just stick different colour notes around your room and look at them when you go over. Remember guys, don't stress, worse you can do, relax and start early with revision.

Chloe: So, first tune we got for you is one of my favourites, going to fit in with our next chat...

(Kelly Clarkson-Stronger (What doesn't kill you))

Chloe: Okay, so we're back, so the next chat for today will be discussing, anxiety for our mental health topic. So everyone will experience anxiety in their life, everybody!

Molly: But, some people can experience it a little more than others. Sometimes in life, people just think they can't control it, but you can!

Chloe: Best tip, distractions! That's listening to music, listening to peaceful sounds, talking to a friend and keeping your mind constantly distracted so you aren't thinking about the event that your anxious for.

Molly: If you have a panic attack, relax, breathe, breathe in for 8 seconds, breathe out for 5 seconds...just relax, best advice. So helpful. Anyways, another track for you guys.

(Avicii-Wake me up)

Chloe: We have some more news for you guys. Jobs around Sheffield that you can go apply for, for a part time job.

Molly: We found out that Schuh, Clarks and other shoe shops look for employers in the summer during the time when children are on the 6 week holiday break.

Chloe: I say, go check out jobs in them shops around May, June...keep looking through the window for any sign. So if you want a summer job, their the places to aim for, for extra cash in the summer.

(Mark Ronson - Uptown Funk ft. Bruno Mars)

LO2: Production schedule

LO2: Proposal Form

LO2: Proposed Scheduling

Hopefully our radio show would be aired between Sheffield Uprising and Sheffield Live duke box, Sheffield uprising finishes at 8:15am so we can fit our show in at that time, the show lasts for 15 minutes as it is just a quick positive show tfor teenages to listen to in the morning while they are on their way to school or college. However as our radio show is so short we will be airing it 5 days a week from Monday to Friday when most students go to School/College.

Learning Cubase 7

I have been trying out cubase 7 as a way to create a tune for our radio station, this has helped me get used to the software before I being to use it for this unit.

LO2: Task 3: Analysing a radio show

Intended radio station / broadcaster 

I will be creating a 5 minute radio show this show will be called 'Teen.Live'. Teen. Live will be broadcasted on Sheffield Live. As Sheffield Live is a community radio station it is aimed at the community of Sheffield. I know this radio show is broadcasted for the community of Sheffield as it includes, news about the local people, issues, music and culture and many more. Sheffield Live is a independent company owned by the Community Media Association.

Target audience 

The target audience will be aimed at teenagers ranging from 13-19 year olds, it will not be aimed at a specific gender as it only applies to teenagers themselves. It also wont be aimed at any specific ethnicity as the target audience is specifically aimed around the age range of teenagers. It won't be aimed at certain location as teenagers don't live in a certain area, however as it is a community radio show the main location of the audience will be Sheffield. The demographics for ABC1 would be 15% as the audience would need to have access to the internet to be able to tune in for the talk show and should be in education as the show will have many discussions involving education and tips for exams. ABC2 would then be 20% as it will still apply to all teenagers so the teenagers that aren't in education can still tune in as the discussions as it will be about other subjects in general that are relate-able to all teenagers. NRS stands for National Readership Survey which is a joint venture company in the UK that provides estimates of the number and habits of people reading newspapers and magazines.
The successful people(A)- 4% This is because that many teenagers wouldn't be as successful as majority of them will be still in education

NRS (National readership Survey)

		% of NRS
A	Higher managerial, administrative and professional	4
B	Intermediate managerial, administrative and professional	6
C1	Supervisory, clerical and junior managerial, administrative and professional	15
C2	Skilled manual workers	20
D	Semi-skilled and unskilled manual workers<	25
E	State pensioners, casual and lowest grade workers, unemployed with state benefits only	30

Content plan 

Teen Live is going to be a radio station for teenagers and the issues they go through with school, exam, life issue and also giving them tips about these issues. The gender would be both genders as its main aim is just teenagers and would be specified at any gender. As we will be helping the audience through school and exams we will provide revision tips these will not only be how to revise it will also be how to cope with stress and talk about the relate-able subjects in which the audience can get involved in. Hopefully this show will benefit teenagers in the area as they will feel like their not alone in some situations and also help them throughout their teenagers years as it's the most hardest years of their life. Each show will include all these type of issues for only a few minutes, each week the show will have a certain theme such as 'Mental health week' or 'Exam week', or 'Job week', as the main subjects of the show will be based around the theme and how ever as this radio show is meant to make the audience connect ad feel comfortable the host will go off topic from the theme but still keep it related to teenage life. The show will be broadcasted weekdays at 8:10am-8:15am because this will be the time when most teenagers and college students are in full time education and will be traveling to there schools or colleges, this will be something to listen to on the bus, in the car or even at school or college with your friends. 

Jingle:
Drum beats, then piano or guitar, which carries on while different teenagers come in to say "Teen" and repeat it a few time until it gets really fast and then take all music off and say "Live" to finish.

DJ/Presenters

The Presenters will be me and Chloe Carlisle.

LO1: Task 2: Analysing a talk and music radio show

a). Running order
In this section I will be discussing the running order of 'Spirit of the Wapentake' and discuss the structure of the show. The show begins with different advertisements  these are adverts such as the Sheffield Live advertisement, heating, taxis, a restaurant, ladies fashion, expose magazine and another taxi advertisement, which lasts for 4 minutes and 25 seconds. 
After the advertisements the host introduces the show and by starting it off, they play some music. Each music played throughout the show, are all different genres to attract a wide range audience.They then interview some guests that are opening up a new studio called Hybrid Studio which is a dance company, they come on the show to promote their company to get some of the Peace in the Park listeners involved as it may interest this type of audience, the company is in the local area (Heeley). More songs are then played throughout the whole of the show from different genres that attract many different listeners. To finish of the show the Sheffield Live advertisement is then played at the end, this is maybe how each show may finish.

b). DJ/Presenters
 Presented by Graham Marshall & Sinead Rankin, with help from rock gods Bona and Andy. Live from Studio 1 every Wednesday teatime 5 till 7.

c). Content

This radio show plays the best rock music from the last 40 years or so as well as letting you know the latest rock news, gig reviews and local rock gig information. We also publicize new local, national and international rock bands. Each show is painstakingly researched and lovingly crafted. Unfortunately, all that goes out of the window as soon as the sliders are cranked up.The Wap, the Buccaneer Bar and Rebels are long gone and some of us may be looking a bit worse for wear, but the Sheffield rock scene is still alive and kicking with great rock pubs and live music venues all over the place.

d). Target audience

Spirit of the Wapentake's target audience are the local community of sheffield, this is because their shows are based around the local people as they can get involved with some of the show just by volunteering. The target age are young adult and older, this is because there aren't any children's shows that are broadcasted as most of the shows are based on older subjects. This radio station is aimed at those people who are into rock music, this is because this podcast consists of playing rock music.

LO1 Task 1: Investigating a radio station

Programme types -

Sheffield Live! is an independent community radio station, which means it operates different to a commercial radio station and BBC. It is owned by the Community Media Association. Sheffield live produce programmes such as Communities Live, Spirit of the Wapentake, Soul purpose, The Local Talent Show, Vancouver Manoeuver. Communities Live is broadcast most weekdays from 12pm to 1 pm. Different groups of volunteers produce and present the show each day, providing a wide mix of styles and subjects for discussion: local and national politics; music and art from Sheffield; community events, and much more. The goal is to cover anything and everything, especially if it is relevant to Sheffield. It is a great place to put topics in the spotlight, and people are encouraged to contact the Communities Live team with ideas. Spirit of the Wapentake is live every Wednesday at 5pm till 7pm, this programme plays the best rock music from the last 40 years or so as well as letting you know the latest rock news and local rock gig information, this show is broadcasted for the people who enjoys the genre of Rock music . Soul purpose  is a programme which plays a myriad of deep soulful emotive music including the deepest of deep house, soulful garage, jazz, funk, disco, hip hop, soul, techno and anything between, locally and from around the globe, this is again for anybody who enjoys these genres. The Local Talent Show features some of the best upcoming bands and artists from Sheffield and surrounding areas. It is broadcast every Friday from 4pm to 5 pm and is made up of a mix of interviews, music and live acoustic performances. Vancouver Manoeuver is laid-back West Coast Canadian guys with some awareness breaking good music from back home into the UK and putting it in perspective.

Genres -   
Most of the shows are music such as Vancouver Manoeuver, Spirit of the wapentake and Soul Purpose. These are all music shows, however they are different to the usual charts music which can be found on BBC Sheffield as these are shows which focus on one specific genre of music such as cultural music brought to the radio station by Vancouver Manoeuver. However there are other radio show such as Communities live which is a very local base show which talks alot about the community of Sheffield. Sheffield live also have shows about the news such as 'Business Live' in this radio show it includes business news, debate and interviews for anyone interested in growing or starting a business also including social enterprises. Guests include business people sharing their tips and advice on how they have overcome challenges and inspiration. Another genre Sheffield Live produce are a talk show such as 'Talking Balls' this is a radio show about sports in which they talk about the latest ports news and stories with interviews, previews and competitions.


Audience profiles -  

Sheffield Live!'s target audience are the local community of Sheffield, this is because their shows are based around the local people as they can get involved with some of the show just by volunteering, this means that the target audience is a wide range of people, this is also because of the variety of genres of shows that this radio provides us with. The target age are young adults and older, this is because there aren't any children's shows that are broadcasted as most of the shows are based on older subjects. I have created an audience profile for the show "Spirit of the Wapentake" which is broadcasted by Sheffield Live. The main target audience for the broadcast is people who are interested in rock music. The target age of this radio show is young adults and older. The target gender of this show are male, this is because people who like rock music are mainly males.

Production Process - 
Different areas of the production team work together to produce products by volunteering to help create shows, this is because Sheffield Live is a non profit community organization as it is for social gain which means that it is broadcast to for the benefit to society, this is done by producing or consuming a good service. Social benefit includes all the private benefits plus any external benefits of production consumption. If a good has significant external benefits, then the social benefit will be greater than the private benefit. Different people from the production team work on different things such as pre production, this is the part of the radio show where the teams organise the treatment for shows, Script for shows, Research (Cultures - Music), Team meeting organise schedule and production content, Organise PRS and stick to ethical guidelines, this is also the part where sound effects are made. After the production team has completed pre production they then begin with the production of the show this is the live broadcast which is of the presenters talking using the sound effects and interviews that were made in pre-production. Post production is where the live broadcast is edited through to make it run smoothly and also this is when adverts are added.

Market share - 
BBC radio Sheffield is a main competitor of Sheffield Live!, this is because this radio show is also a based around the local community and also are a big company which many people know about, this is a disadvantage to Sheffield Live! as the radio show will need to work harder to attract the attention of the local community which means they will need to broadcast a wide variety of genres in the shows to appeal to more people. 

 

Unit 55

Assignment: Production of five minutes segment of the talk and music radio show to be broadcast on Sheffield live!
LO1 understand existing talk and radio music programmes.
LO2: Be able to plan a new talk and music radio programme.
LO3: Be able to produce a new talk and music radio programme.

TSA: Target Sample Area

Sheffield Live! is an independent radio station, which means it operates different to Hallam FM and BBC

Sheffield live is a community radio station.
According to ofcomm community radio [stations] are small scale not-for-profit radio stations operated for the proud members if the public, or of the particular communities and in order to deliver social gain.

The provision of social gain has four mandatory requirement.

For the good of the public
For community benefit
For social gain.

32,000 adults

11%


Sheffield Live! audience.

People with an  interest in rock, soul, cultural, music
People with an interest in indie