Writing the script for my preliminary task
was relatively straight forward because it only included a jingle, a little bit
of dialogue between two characters and a short archived clip. The recording of the task, however, proved
to be slightly more challenging because I was using the recording equipment for the first time. This process helped me realise that choosing the
right actors to read certain parts is important, as their voices may not be
suited to the part. Another problem that I came across was that giving the
actor the script early enough in advance is helpful for both me and the person
reading the part because it will cause them to make less mistakes for example the presenter of my preliminary task pronounced the word Grweenwhich wrong. Another aspect of teh task that I could have done better was when I recored both the voices I noticed that one sounded like it fit the part more than the other. When I come
to record my longer radio extract which will include much more dialogue I will
ensure that I do this. Doing the preliminary talk has helped me get a feel for
the recording equipment and how it’s used which will make recording and editing
my radio extract a lot easier. Now that I know how to layer tracks on top of
each other and more about how to edit I now feel more confident going forward
to record my full extract.
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