RTS204 Radio Programme Production

6 ECTS - 2-2 Duration (T+A)- 4. Semester- 3 National Credit
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Goal, Content & Resources
Course Learning Outcomes
Relation with Program Learning Outcome
Week Plan
Assessment

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Unit FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION
RADIO, TELEVISION AND CINEMA PR.
Code RTS204
Name Radio Programme Production
Term 2017-2018 Academic Year
Semester 4. Semester
Duration (T+A) 2-2 (T-A) (17 Week)
ECTS 6 ECTS
National Credit 3 National Credit
Teaching Language Türkçe
Level Üniversite Dersi
Type Normal
Label C Compulsory
Mode of study Yüz Yüze Öğretim
Catalog Information Coordinator Prof. Dr. NÜKET ELPEZE ERGEÇ
Course Instructor Prof. Dr. NÜKET ELPEZE ERGEÇ (Bahar) (A Group) (Ins. in Charge)


Course Goal / Objective

To engage students in the principles and techniques of live and recorded radio production by exploring, creating and analysing various genres of radio programming.

Course Content

Radio practice is at the heart of this course. Students will have many hours of handson practice. This practice will be informed by weekly discussions of principles essential to making good radio productions.

Course Precondition

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Resources

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Course Learning Outcomes

Order Course Learning Outcomes
LO01 Understands the principles and techniques of radio programme production from original ideas to final products.
LO02 Produces high quality recorded radio programming.
LO03 Produces high quality live radio programming.
LO04 Discusses a variety of radio genres.


Relation with Program Learning Outcome

Order Type Program Learning Outcomes Level
PLO01 - To be able to acquire the skills to think theoretically and to evaluate in the field of cinema, television and radio
PLO02 - To develop skills to do research and apply different areas of social sciences to professsional practices
PLO03 - To educate qualified employee for production and administration in the field of cinema and television
PLO04 - To acquire skills to solve problems with a scientific approach in the areas of radio, television and cinema.
PLO05 - To acquire skills to express ideas and feelings by realizing written, oral and visual texts.
PLO06 - To acquire skills to produce films and to make programs for radio, television and cinema
PLO07 - To be able to use communication technologies to follow changes and to improve oneself in this respect
PLO08 - To acquire creativeness, to use initiatives and to be able to act independently
PLO09 - To follow the national and international contemporary issues and to acquire the skills to evaluate
PLO10 - To acquire skills to work in coordination with and within a team in the process of production for radio, television and cinema.
PLO11 - To acquire knowledge and skills about radio and television administration
PLO12 - To build up a general knowledge for professionals, working in the radio, television and cinema sectors.


Week Plan

Week Topic Preparation Methods
1 Introduction, assign programmes. Introduce the radio studio. Reading
2 Analyse news stories. Assign project one wrap around. Introduce sound editing programme. Students decide when and what and sign up for weekly programmes Do first live radio programme on university radio station and critique. Listen to radio news.
3 Characteristics of radio. Project one is due: wrap around (yüzde 10). Listen and critique projects. Play stories in a news special programme. Do weekly radio programme and assess how it has improved (this is to be repeated every week). Listen to radio critically.
4 Advertisements. Assign project two programme promo and introduction. Record voice and mix with music. Live radio practice. McLeish, R. (2005), Radio Production, London: Alsevier: 188/203.
5 Analyse programme introductions and jingles. Read scripts. Introduce multitrack recording techniques. Live radio practice. Listen to radio critically for programme promos.
6 Radio models and financing. With laptops, mix projects. Live radio practice: fon music and your voice. McLeish, R. (2005), Radio Production, London: Alsevier: 10/16.
7 Interviewing. Project two is due: programme promo and introduction (yüzde 15). Listen and critique projects. Practice interviewing techniques on air. Wilby, P. and Conroy, A. (1996), the Wilby, P. and Conroy, A. (1996), the Radio handbook, London: Routledge: : 153/165.
8 Radio identities. Interview considering the audience of EKO radio. Live radio practice: mic position. Wilby, P. and Conroy, A. (1996), the Radio handbook, London: Routledge: 25/65.
9 Writing for the ear. Assign project three live feature programme. Work on elocution, mic positioning, clarity, three times, stories, emphasis, silence. McLeish, R. (2005), Radio Production, London: Alsevier: 46/52.
10 Bulletins. Present scenario for final project. Give out project paper. Prepare and read bulletin on air. McLeish, R. (2005), Radio Production, London: Alsevier: 264/274.
11 Vox pops and competitions. Present interview questions. Critique old projects. Present scenario for final project. Live radio practice: record vox pops McLeish, R. (2005), Radio Production, London: Alsevier: 242/264.
12 Discussion programmes. Present rough time line for final project. Practice live interview programmes. Review for quiz. Fleming, C. (2006), The Radio Handbook (second edition), London: Routledge: 109.
13 Do quiz (yüzde15). Present good time line for final project. Discuss final folder. Each student does a 10 minute practice programme. Fleming, C. (2006), The Radio Handbook (second edition), London: Routledge:136/153
14 Final projects of live programme are performed (yüzde 30). Listen and critique. Final exam in class. Reading
15 Review of the Semester Reading
16 Final Examination Reading
17 Final Examination Reading


Assessment (Exam) Methods and Criteria

Assessment Type Midterm / Year Impact End of Term / End of Year Impact
1. Midterm Exam 100 40
General Assessment
Midterm / Year Total 100 40
1. Final Exam - 60
Grand Total - 100

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