JOUR3093

Course Descriptions

This course aims at equipping students with the theory and practice of the radio industry while developing foundational skills in announcing and writing, with an emphasis on diction, expressiveness, and clarity. In this course students will produce a series of radio feature news programs, from planning stages, through writing, and eventually to producing these features. This course teaches radio production techniques, including using the internet for research, story selection and sequencing, contacting subjects, interviewing and follow-up, writing and editing. This course will explore the different forms of radio news as well, finding stories and turning them into good radio. Journalistic ethics and a study of the legal restrictions within which broadcast journalists’ work will be emphasised throughout.

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