Teacher notes
Room booking
Lesson 1
Look at the brief on the blog.
Each person has a podcast to listen to.
Listen to a podcast and fill in this sheet.
Structure
- How does it start and finish
- What is the order of events
Tone/Style
- Informal/Formal?
- Fast paced or slow?
- Age range // Target Audience
Presenters/Guests
- Amount of guests
- Type of guests
- Presenter style
- Time given for questions?
Music/sound effects
- Types of sound effects
- When is the music/sound effect used?
- Type of music
Pair up with someone who did something else
Write up a checklist in your blog of what to include in a good review show.
Lesson 2
Blog Post task
Group discussion as to what to include in a good review show.
Practical /mic demo
Vox Pop
Vox pops on your product
You will ask 4-5 other classmates who have consumed your product
You will ask 3-4 questions about your product. Think about your podcast analysis and what questions would be best to ask.
E.G.
What did you feel worked best about the game?
What improvements could the product of had?
What did you think of the product?
Risk assessments and recce's
Now you've been out on location, you have already made your first mistake!
Location recce's need to be made to source risks and hazards
On your next recording you need to source locations and work out the risks involved
Risk assessments and location recces will be used on majority of your units. Start to get familiar with them and think about filling one out for the classroom
Forms
Lesson 3
Audition preview
Sound software: Audition
Cut the vox pops to music
Use free music archive and freesound for music and sound effects. sign up and decide on what genre of music you will have for your intro and between your Vox pops
Ideas sheet task - Document
Create an ideas sheet for your podcast review:
- What interview questions will you include
- How will you structure your show
- Links between interviewee answers
- What sound clips will your show include
- What guests will you have? Type of tone
- What will your facts file include
Create your own asset list and how you will gather the asset
Use this document and explain who will gather the asset and how
Lesson 4
P1: Learners produce pre-production materials for a planned original audio media product
Moodboard
- Create a moodbaord using pictures that represent your product and typical audience viewers. Use Microsoft Word to collage images which you will add to your treatment later on.
Treatment
True detective treatment
- A treatment is a visual representation of your idea. describing and visualising your product on paper. Key elements are thought out.
- Use your ideas sheet and start to think about visualising your idea in your treatment.
Asset list & Equipment list should also be updated to your blog
Lesson 5
Lesson starter if not gone over in previous lessons.
Risk assessments and Location Recce examples about recording and renting rooms/equipment
Production schedule
You need to work out the order of your project. Each task or asset needs to be in an order of completion.
You will start with your pre production materials and gathering everything you need to record. Your assets and tasks should be dated with a completion date.
You should include all recordings as well as editing time.
Include these dates:
- Script first draft
- All recordings (review, fact file and links)
- Sound bite/music gathering
- Editing first draft
- Feedback
- Final Edit
- Launch date for podcast
Production schedule template
Lesson 6
Script writing
Page of script using you and your guests
- What questions will you ask
- When will music or sound bites come in
- Question links
- Intro and outro
Use the templates and fill out out a risk assessment Recce
Lesson 8
Legal & Ethical
Release forms
a visual summary of your plan. The Treatment template is here.
Look at the brief on the blog.
Each person has a podcast to listen to.
Listen to a podcast and fill in this sheet.
Structure
- How does it start and finish
- What is the order of events
Tone/Style
- Informal/Formal?
- Fast paced or slow?
- Age range // Target Audience
Presenters/Guests
- Amount of guests
- Type of guests
- Presenter style
- Time given for questions?
Music/sound effects
- Types of sound effects
- When is the music/sound effect used?
- Type of music
Pair up with someone who did something else
Write up a checklist in your blog of what to include in a good review show.
Lesson 2
Blog Post task
Group discussion as to what to include in a good review show.
Practical /mic demo
Vox Pop
Vox pops on your product
You will ask 4-5 other classmates who have consumed your product
You will ask 3-4 questions about your product. Think about your podcast analysis and what questions would be best to ask.
E.G.
What did you feel worked best about the game?
What improvements could the product of had?
What did you think of the product?
Risk assessments and recce's
Now you've been out on location, you have already made your first mistake!
Location recce's need to be made to source risks and hazards
On your next recording you need to source locations and work out the risks involved
Risk assessments and location recces will be used on majority of your units. Start to get familiar with them and think about filling one out for the classroom
Forms
Lesson 3
Audition preview
Sound software: Audition
Cut the vox pops to music
Use free music archive and freesound for music and sound effects. sign up and decide on what genre of music you will have for your intro and between your Vox pops
Ideas sheet task - Document
Create an ideas sheet for your podcast review:
- What interview questions will you include
- How will you structure your show
- Links between interviewee answers
- What sound clips will your show include
- What guests will you have? Type of tone
- What will your facts file include
Create your own asset list and how you will gather the asset
Use this document and explain who will gather the asset and how
Lesson 4
P1: Learners produce pre-production materials for a planned original audio media product
Moodboard
- Create a moodbaord using pictures that represent your product and typical audience viewers. Use Microsoft Word to collage images which you will add to your treatment later on.
Treatment
True detective treatment
- A treatment is a visual representation of your idea. describing and visualising your product on paper. Key elements are thought out.
- Use your ideas sheet and start to think about visualising your idea in your treatment.
Asset list & Equipment list should also be updated to your blog
Lesson 5
Lesson starter if not gone over in previous lessons.
Risk assessments and Location Recce examples about recording and renting rooms/equipment
Production schedule
You need to work out the order of your project. Each task or asset needs to be in an order of completion.
You will start with your pre production materials and gathering everything you need to record. Your assets and tasks should be dated with a completion date.
You should include all recordings as well as editing time.
Include these dates:
- Script first draft
- All recordings (review, fact file and links)
- Sound bite/music gathering
- Editing first draft
- Feedback
- Final Edit
- Launch date for podcast
Production schedule template
Lesson 6
Script writing
Page of script using you and your guests
- What questions will you ask
- When will music or sound bites come in
- Question links
- Intro and outro
Lesson 7
Use the templates and fill out out a risk assessment Recce
Location release
Lesson 8
Legal & Ethical
Release forms
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