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Use a Good Structure for Your Radio Broadcasting Script An introduction to the topic and how you plan to cover it. Reasons why listeners should care about the topic. Talking points and key supporting details. A summary.

A DJ radio script should include the following elements: Show Opener: Start with an engaging introduction that sets the tone for your show and captures the listener's attention. This may include a catchy jingle, your radio show's tagline, or a brief overview of what's coming up in the broadcast.

Broadcasts are written in the active voice. Subjects and verbs are close together. To avoid info overload, sentences are limited to one idea and less than 20 words.

Radio stories should be written to be heard. Therefore the words should be relatively direct and conversational. BREVITY ? In most cases, radio stories are much shorter than their newspaper counterparts. Remember, your audience will have to sit through every word of your story before the next segment begins.

TIPS TO CREATE A CAPTIVATING OPENING LINE FOR YOUR RADIO SHOW AND PODCAST. You can start by introducing yourself and then letting your listeners know the name of your show. For example: Hi, I'm Kimberly Jim, and you're listening to the Beach Wave show. This opening line is simple and straight to the point.

Radio news reporting. and often includes sound bites and natural sound, sound that occurs naturally on location. The script contains less information than a print story, so the picture building is very important. The radio report with audio is an informative bulletin about current affairs and does not includes opinion.

Radio intros have multiple styles; you can play the show's jingle then introduce the hosts; the host can give a show summary then play the jingle, etc. A simple example of a radio intro: ?You're listening to Captain Jack's Afternoon Show on CloudRadio. It's Saturday the 1st of July.