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Radio Broadcasting and Programming: Theory
This course will enable the students to -
- Understanding the opportunities in the field of broadcasting and convergence.
- Understand strength of radio as a medium for multiple career options.
- Understand and refine skills required for the broadcast industry.
Learning Outcome:
- Students will be able to work in the broadcast world by learning audio skills, formats and techniques
- Students will be acquainted with the complete process of radio production and functioning of a radio station.
- Students will be able to write and plan for radio programmes.
- Students will be able to understand and do tracking, pitching and negotiation.
Course Outcome (COs):
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JMC 324 (B) |
Radio Broadcasting and Programming: Theory
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CO75(B):Students will be able to work in the broadcast world by learning audio skills, formats and techniques CO76(B):Students will be acquainted with the complete process of radio production and functioning of a radio station. CO77 (B): Students will be able to write and plan for radio programmes. CO78 (B): Students will be able to understand and do tracking, pitching and negotiation.
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Approach in teaching: Lecture cum Discussion Tool(Power Point Presentation) Analyzing different Radio reports. Case study methodology can be applied.
Learning activities for the students: Self learning assignments, Effective questions, Simulation, Seminar presentation, Giving tasks, Field practical
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Class test, Continuous Assessment Test Semester end examination Assignments |
Broadcast Spectrum management in India, The Medium: Role of Sound, Characteristics, Strengths and Limits, Broadcasting Techniques, New Forms and Formats, Role of MIB and Guidelines
Breathing and Voice Exercises, Speech Training, Diaphragmatic Breathing, Speech and Diction, Copy and Commercial writing, Preparing audition recording
Public Service Broadcasting- Broadcasting policy, Broadcasting code and limitations, AIR and Private Broadcasters, Commercial Broadcasting policy, Community Radio policy
Newsroom organization and structure and functions, Different editorial positions in newsroom and their roles and responsibilities, Managing News Bulletins, Headlines, Radio News Magazine, Podcasting
Off air/On air studios and their working, Online Sound Editing, Online Sound editing software, Newsroom software, Phone-In and Radio Bridge
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