P4: Planning

Asset Table:

File Name 

File Size 

File Origin 

File Purpose 

Copyrighted? 

Lightless Dawn 

 

YouTube 

Backing Tracks 

Free Use – Must Credit 

Darkest Child 

 

YouTube 

Backing Tracks 

Free Use - Must Credit 

Bad Habit 

 

YouTube 

For the music section of the show 

Copyright 

Seventeen Going Under 

 

YouTube 

For the music section of the show 

Copyright 

Running Up That Hill 

 

YouTube 

For the music section of the show 

Copyright 

Break My Soul 

 

YouTube 

For the music section of the show 

Copyright 

Jingle 1 

 

 

 

 

Jingle 2 

 

 

 

 

Radio Advertisment 

 

 

 

 

Radio Interview 

 

 

 

 

Radio Intro 

 

 

 

 

 






Script:


Hit & Run Radio Show Script 

 

PLAY INTRO JINGLE (10-15 seconds) 

 

Presenter 1: Welcome to the Hit & Run Radio Show, I’m NAME  

 

Presenter 2: And I’m NAME. 

 

Presenter 1: And for the next hour we will be playing the hits and talk about criminals on the run. Today we have an opportunity for you to get involved with the show and we go into the archives. It’s 10pm on the 31st of October. 

 

PLAY SONG 1 – 5sec intro to fade out then 5sec outro 

 

PLAY TITLE JINGLE (5 seconds) 

 

Presenter 1: And that was Bad Habit, one of the biggest hits of this year.  

 

Presenter 2: Tell you what’s my bad habit... 

 

Presenter 1: What? 

 

Presenter 2: Looking at old true crime cases. 

 

Presenter 1: Well, you know what it’s time for.  

 

PLAY INTO THE ARCHIVES JINGLE 

 

Presenter 1: It's time to go into the archives, where we look back at past true crime cases. What have we got in store this week NAME? 

 

Presenter 2: Well this week we are looking at HH Holmes and his murder castle. 

 

Presenter 1: Ah interesting, a murder castle sounds slightly menacing. 

 

Presenter 2: If you think that based off the title then just wait until you hear the deets.  

 

REFER TO SCRIPT FOR ‘INTO THE ARCHIVES SECTION’ (INCLUDE REACTIONS FROM OTHER PRESENTER) 

 

PLAY INTO THE ARCHIVES JINGLE 

 

Presenter 2: Now it’s time for a word from our sponsor. Don’t go anywhere as after the break you lucky listeners will have a chance to phone in and report your own crimes. Text or call 808 666. 

 

PLAY RING DOORBELL ADVERT 

 

PLAY 'ANONYMOUS CRIME CALLS’ JINGLE 

 

Presenter 1: Welcome back. You are listening to the Hit & Run Radio Show and now it's time to hear from you! Don’t forget to call in or text your message to 808 666. Let’s get our first caller – Hello? 

 

PLAY CALLER 1 – Serious Crime Call 

 

PLAY CALLER 2 – Old person reporting youths on lawn 

 

Presenter 1: Alright I think that’s a good time to end that section. Anyways, here’s Kate Bush. 

 

PLAY SONG 2 – 5sec intro to fade out then 5sec outro 

 

Presenter 2: What a killer tune. Linda from Manchester says “Since it’s the 31st of October, I think its only appropriate that you play Somebody’s Watching Me. Totally don’t look out that window in your office!” 

 

Presenter 1: Amazing suggestion Linda – and that’s coming up for you now. 

 

PLAY SONG 3 – 5sec intro to fade out then 5sec outro 

 

Prompt: Outro and ending the show 

 

PLAY OUTRO JINGLE (10-15 seconds) 




Script (part 2):


Into The Archives Guide 1: H.H. Holmes Murder Hotel 

So HH Holmes was a serial killer in the 1890s and he himself claimed to have over 200 victims but historians have since revealed it was more like around 10. He is famous for having the murder castle or the murder hotel.


(Ahh I think I know who you’re talking about its American Horror Story right?) 


Yeah I think so! Herman Webster Mudgett was his real name, which I cant lie, doesn’t really have the same ring that HH Holmes does. So he changed his name to HH Holmes which basically allowed him to not get caught and have multiple different aliases. 


During his years at university, he and one of his teachers robbed graves to supply medical cadavers, eventually moving on to murder. 


In 1887, he bought an empty plot of land and began building the murder castle.  


The building included a vault, a crematorium, trapdoor in the floor, acid vats and pits of quicklime to use on decaying corpses. The ground floor was a storefront so basically included lots of shops and things like a barbers to make it seem normal.  


(So people would visit this building right?) 


Yeah so there were also apartments on the first floor that people could stay in. But most of them weren’t actually hotel rooms. Apparently there were like 38 rooms each with a different method of killing. 

(Wow that is crazy. But like how did the builders building this not know?) 


Well, some of the rooms had like no doors or no windows and you could only fall in through a trap door. So obviously they would get suspicious but Holmes would immediately sack them and say it was a breach of contract and he’d draft people in straight away. 


(Ahh right.) 


You said about American Horror Story?


(Yeah so basically in Season 5 I think it is? American Horror Story: Hotel is inspired by this true crime story. It has that guy in it – Evan Peters)


Oh right that one. Well there you go. There’s also that game that came out recently – The Devil In Me – made by the Until Dawn devs which basically is a game about this story too. 


(So if you want to know more about this case there is plenty of media and bits floating around the internet about the murder castle and HH Holmes.) 



 



Advertisement (Ring Doorbell):


Ring Doorbell Advert Ideas 

 

Pros of ring : 

HD video 

2 way talk 

Motion detection to detect snoopers 

 

Home security is important, everyone knows this. But what you might not know is the new ring doorbell.  Fitted with HD video and Motion Detection, you’ll know the moment someone steps on your property. (quietly in the background we'll hear some footsteps, the ring sound effect and a swift "OI!"). If crime is making you scared, get a ring doorbell and be prepared. 



Jingle Plan:


For my jingle, I will use a range of programs and equipment to successfully create and produce it. For recording, I will use a microphone attached to a boom arm and record the presenter speaking.


The presenter will say something along the lines of "You're listening to Hit and Run Radio", followed by a line similar to "The best true crime stories in one place." Considering that there will be multiple jingles that need to be created (intro, into the archives, etc.), I will consider recording more voice lines.


Jingle 1: Intro sound effect (taken from royalty free YouTube audio library) edited with Adobe Audition. Royalty free song will play with voice over. More edited sound effects and ends: goes back to presenters.


Jingle 2: Into the archives jingle. (Royalty free song from Pixabay) edited in Adobe Audition. Radio static playing at the start, fades into song. Jingle ends with turntable stopping sound effect.


Proposal

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