RISK ASSESSMENT

 

RUNING ORDER

 

VOICE RELEASE FORM

 

UNIT 14/ 16 RADIO DRAMA SCRIPT

 

OFCOM

The Office of Communications, commonly known as Ofcom, is the government-approved regulatory and competition authority for the broadcasting, telecommunications and postal industries of the United Kingdom. Ofcom has wide-ranging powers across the television, radio, telecoms and postal sectors.

What are Ofcom responsible for?


Ofcom is the regulator for the communications services that we use and rely on each day. they make sure people get the best from their broadband, home phone and mobile services, as well as keeping an eye on TV and radio.
How effective is Ofcom?
Since 2003, Ofcom has made efficiency savings of approximately £23 million, through the rationalization of its estate and operations and through implementing a pay-freeze. In addition, Ofcom spends over £70 million managing the radio spectrum, which generates income for the Government of about £200 million per year.

Unit 14 and 16 - Logistics considerations

 Since the main software used to record this will be garage band, there will only be one type of file - a BAND file. The band file acts as a container, which can hold all types of media, metadata, and settings an of audio project. We could use some other files that garage band support, such as AIFF, CAF, WAV, AAC and MP3, but the problem is that the quality may not be as good or it would not carry over the settings. However the problem is with using a BAND file is that the file size can be overly large. 

Compression  - In terms of compression we have not decided to use it, since we have enough space on the cloud drive. 

Storage - My partner and I will store our sound file to the iMac's cloud drive or to the files on the iMac's internal storage. A cloud drive is a web-based service that stores data on a distant server. It's useful to be able to view saved information from any location with an Internet connection. As a consequence, collecting all of our sounds for editing will be a breeze. Furthermore, all online storage providers support Mac desktop folders. We may now move files between the cloud and local storage by dragging and dropping them.

UNIT 14 & 16 - CONSTRAINTS GRID

 

UNIT 14 & 16- PRODUCTION LOG WEEK 3

 

UNIT 14 & 16- PRODUCTION LOG WEEK 2

 

UNIT 14 & 16- PRODUCTION LOG WEEK 1

 

FUNDING/BUDGET

 

• ADVERTISMENT- This capital will be done through advertisement for any local stores and businesses they will be able to pay for a slot which will allow them to promote there business when our break period occurs. this will give our listeners a quick insight on what the business is and what they can offer.

we have decided to choose advertisement as our main source of funding this will allow us to generate the funding amount of £5000 in order to pay for our radio magazine programme this will allow us to buy all the necessary equipment we need furthermore pay all of our cast and actors for our programme topics .

Unit 14 and 16 Launch date

 The launch date for the new programme, is the 9th of September at around 6pm, this is when younger children are exposed to more technology and have just came back from school. They are more likely to be using social media now then ever. It would be at 6pm for those who have just finished work and school.

AUDIO ASSET V1

 

Unit 14 and 16 Task allocation list Week 3 (9th to 14th of May 2022)

 

LOCATION RECCIE

The location that we will be using is a recording room within our school. The school itself is a safe area to do our recording which will allow us to create a good quality radio magazine programme. we will use a small room within our school that is quiet and insulated which  is suitable to voice record our radio programme as the dialogue will be easier to record and hear. we will use the school environment and areas to record our sound effects furthermore the Risk assessment has allowed us to be able to keep our crew safe when recording our magazine programme with all hazards labelled and assessed. With all our equipment being accessible and to be used for our programme. 

KEY PERSONNEL LIST

 KEY PERSONNEL LIST

There will be will be 4 people involved in helping with the magazine programme each person will be involved in making our programme useful and for its intended purpose to make the magazine show as good as possible 

DJ - SUBHAN (is very good at choosing the right music and can multi task and keep a good flow and vibe of the programme)

He is responsible for all the sound audio and music. the main job role for the DJ will be to ensure that any sound effects that will be used are used properly furthermore they will need to ensure that any music used is copyright approved and is suitable for the purpose. He will also make sure that the intro and outro is played at the right time and at the right time. While he is presenting the programme as well 

Unit 14 and 16 Task allocation sheet Week 4

 

Unit 14 and 16 Task allocation list Week 2 (2nd to 8th may 2022)