P4: Planning - Radio Production Concept

Name: Hit and Run Radio

Genre and conventions: True crime / Horror

My role: Jingle

Ellie: Script

Atherton: Advert


Our radio show will follow similar genres and conventions to true crime and horror podcasts. It will feature discussions on real crimes that took place in Doncaster with research from the Doncaster police station. There will also be horror themed songs briefly played in between conversations that will be kept short and faded in and out to avoid copyright. Overall, our radio station will last around 8 - 10 minutes.

Jingle Planning

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