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On successful completion of the module, students will be able to:
demonstrate a systematic understanding of the social, cultural and political influences on the radio production process;
devise, plan, and produce a radio feature and a sequence programme;
demonstrate an ability to work effectively in a team to meet deadlines and utilise resources effectively;
demonstrate analytical editorial awareness
The module builds on previous production experience by providing opportunities for students to develop further both their general production skills and one of the specialised areas of news, features or presentation. It examines the crucial roles of creativity and narrative in the radio production process. It explores the communication process involved in "live" radio. It also addresses topics such as news values and the ethical aspects of the editing of actuality. There is an intensive period of self-directed team-based production.
The scheme below assumes recruitment of 20
Workshops
Contact hours: 40
Intended group size: 20
Guided independent study
Hours: 160
Further details relating to assessment
Portfolio 1 will normally include an individually produced radio piece (1x5 mins).
Portfolio 2 will normally include a group-produced radio piece (1x 30 mins) (judged by individual contribution).
The detailed requirements of the portfolio will be published in the module handbook.
Students must complete and submit both forms of assessment to be eligible to pass the module.
Students permitted to take a half-module for the award of 10 credits in semester 1 will be assessed on the basis of an individually produced radio piece and a report equivalent to 1200 words. Not available as a half-module in semester 2.
001 Portfolio 1, 1 x 2000 words end of semester 1 50%
002 Portfolio 2, 1 x 2000 words end of semester 2 50%
Module Coordinator - Mr Bob Walmsley
Level - 6
Credit Value - 20
Pre-Requisites - MUST PASS MFC5052
Semester(s) Offered - 6YL
