In the 21st Century Curriculum Pilot Program, I have learned a bunch of different activities, and how the Program has helped me in all kinds of different ways. Some of the activities I have learned were Critical Thinking, Globalization and Economics, and the Arts. In this program, it has helped me learn more and more stuff then I have ever learned before. And that is how this program is helping me do better and better in my daily life.
To begin, Critical Thinking has helped me in many ways by teaching me how to Critical Think and how to think better. If you are wondering how to Critical Think it is easier then it sounds, because there are a few things you should know before knowing the exact way. A few things you should know is the C.A.F. witch are Consider All Factors. Another thing you should learn is the six thinking hats. And that is what Critical Thinking is mainly all about.
In addition, in the Globalization and Economics class we are learning about the markets, sells, money, and Supply and Demand. The Markets are about the different sells money and a little the products and consumers. Another thing we are learning is sells witch is the differences in what you are selling and how much money you are selling that product for. We are also learning about money witch is about how much you spend and how much you save. Finally, we are learning about Supply and Demand witch is about how much products we have and what the consumers would pay for the item. And that is what the Economics and Globalization class is all about.
Lastly, the Arts witch includes photography, making videos, creating a music video and music. When we are doing Photography we are learning all of the different the different angles and views of the different ways to take pictures. When we are making videos we are doing what we are learning in the photography lessons. When we where creating music videos we where using all of the skills we learned in the videos lessons and photography lessons. When we made your own music, it toke us a long time to figure it out and to use it correctly. And that is what the Arts class is all about.
In conclusion, that is how the 21st Century Curriculum Pilot Program is all about. So for when I grow up to be the Engineer I all ways wanted to be I can use what I learned. Witch is those three main subjects that I am learning now witch is Critical Thinking, The Arts, and Globalization and Economics. That why I know what I am doing, and that why I don’t make a big mistake.
Monday, May 12, 2008
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
HAVING FUN?
HEY GUYS I HOPE YOU HAD FUN ON YOUR TRIP TO JAPAN I REALLY MISS ALL OF YOU. WHEN ARE YOU GUYS COMING BACK? ANYWAYS I HOPE ALL OF YOU HAD A GREAT TIME BECAUSE I KNOW I DID. I HAVE MET TONS OF NEW FREINDS AND WE'VE HAD TONS OF FUN TOGETHER. I HOPE YOU GUYS COME BACK SOON.....I LOVE YOU ALL.
BY: MARIA RAMIREZ
BY: MARIA RAMIREZ
Monday, April 21, 2008
ABENI IN JAPAN
This trip to Japan has been amazing. I have never been to a forgein country, so this has been a blessing. This experience is life changing because I have learned so much about the culture, about the people, and why they do the things they do. The food was different. I especially liked the noodles and the fried chicken. Japan is a very clean country and I did not see one piece of trash on the ground so when I get back to America, I will realize how dirty we are. I would like to give a personal thanks to the people who made this all happen because you gave us a chance of a life time and I am very thankful for that.
My Trip to Japan
The trip to Japan has change my life by making more prepare for the future. Japan has show en me what is to be in a different country. By going to Japan its change me by puring my soul before entering many shrines. Seeing the different culture, trying new foods, meeting Japanese people, has change me. The people that made this possible are great. We may have bad times, but they made it possible to go to a different country. Having this chance to go to a differernt country is amazing, I`m glad to be in the 21st Century Program.
Sunday, April 20, 2008
In Japan
In our amizingly outstanding trip to Japan we have discovered nore about their culture ands some of their every day live routine. There was one field trip that I thought was the best and waws mainly because I like Shopping. The name of the tour is harajuku in Harajuku there weere alot of new stlyes. Including there hair and clothes. I did not buy that many items, but the pricing on the clothing is cheaper than it is in the United States. i have learned more about the language, and I can now speak enough Japanese to get by for a little bit of time I love Japan.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Lov3 me or Hat3 me
Hello my name is Leslie .y. Jimenez. I am a proud Mexican American. I love sport and read. I love to debate on every thing whether it’s on stupid stuff or political issues. I want to become a lawyer or a C.S.I. my favorite show is George Lopez, he is so funny I could pee my pants. I love any color of blue, it don’t matter if it is dark blue or light bluebook yea I love to talk. I use to be normal till I meant my bestie Mari. I have many good friends but my best friend is Mari and i coulnt forget my lover leilani. Me and her at first we worst of enemies no we are like sister. I have to younger sister and yup I am the oldest. My clothes style is usually jean and a nice shirt. My two favorite books are the giver and Ruby Holler. I love any kind of music. My favorite sport is street soccer, yup I don’t like the normal no fun soccer. There are many boys that I like but there is only one that has my heart. My Astrological Sign is Sagittarius and my zodiac year is the year of the rooster. My favorite holiday is Cinco de Mayo. My favorite poem is between when I first met you and never say I love you if you really don’t care. I love Mexican food and I like Italian food. Now talking about Italy, I want to go there before I die. I want to see how it is over there and learn their culture. I like to hang out with my friends and to chill back. I am really lay back and love to goofy around but I know when to get serious. This is me, Leslie Jimenez love me are hate me its still an obsession. xoxo lyj
Xandria's paragraph
Hello, my name is Xandria. I am 13 years old. Some people call me giggles because I laugh alot. Sometimes I think im miss laugh alot. I am really excited that I’m going to Japan. But Guess what? I was born in Japan! I know how cool is that? But anyways, the traits that make me unique is that I am loving. I care about everyone. I am funny. I make my
friends laugh a lot when I tell them jokes. I am also a good friend. If my friends are down I can try to make them happy. Well bye bye for now.
friends laugh a lot when I tell them jokes. I am also a good friend. If my friends are down I can try to make them happy. Well bye bye for now.
Friday, April 11, 2008
What makes me...ME!
Dribble, pass shoot; these actions are what I love to do best! If you havent got the clue, those are the actions of the game basketball! I absoulutly love to play basketball, it's what I do best and it plays a big role in what makes me, me! Along with that, many other traits I have makes me who I am. A unique trait I have is my personality; I’m a real fun kid to be around. I love to have fun and live life to the fullest. I like to make boring things exciting, and make people laugh. Another part of me that makes me, me is that im a stright up person and I like to speak my mind. Yes, sometimes it gets me in trouble, and I can be outspoken but that is what makes me unique. I am really exited about the life changing trip we are taking to Japan. Just the thought of the trip gets the adrenaline pumping in my body. There are so many sites I want to see. For example, The Tokyo Tower is a site that im dieing to see. Most people spend their whole life without seeing it and only dream about it, and im going to see it at age 14. I think its great that we get to experenice a new culture see a new way of how people live their life!
Thomas SCR
There are many traits that make me who I am. One trait that is most obvious but makes me unique is my all natural red hair. It’s unique because only 1% of the world’s population has red hear, and no one has shiny, silky, cherry, light red like me. Another unique trait I have is my personality; I’m a real fun kid to be around. I am calm and I’m a nonviolent person. I also love to have fun, I can make boring things exiting, and I love the sound of people’s laughs. I am really exited about the life changing trip to Japan. My thought of the trip get my heart to race. The Tokyo tower is a site most people spend their whole life without seeing, and I seeing it at age 15. I am probably most exited about the flight there, 15 hours of pure awesomeness, and the start of a great adventure.
The future of human beings
What am I? Who am I? What am I doing here? They are all questions that are asked by everyone everyday. I have answered these questions in the last fourteen years of my life. I have answered the first question by knowing what I need to do in life, the answer is I am a human being not any normal human being, yes I have my faults, but on the other hand I got support, I got friends and I got myself. Who am I, I am Adam Flores I live for me not anyone else. What am I doing here; I am living life to the fullest by playing sports and having fun with whatever I do. I have answered these questions about myself and that’s all I have to tell you about me, if you know me you will see the happiness in my life.
I am who i am.
I am who I am. I will be who I want to be. I am Maria Ramirez. I am in the 21st century program. This is my life as a human being. Volleyball and soccer, those are my sports. Chatting and shopping is my thing. The things that make me, me are unlike many. I am one of a kind. Japan will be a great experience for us. It is unlike for middle school students to travel halfway around the world. Knowing this will help many of us learn a whole new culture that will change most of our lives.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
i think there for i am christian
Who am I; a question I seem to know all too well I am many things. I am a fun person to be with and like listening to people as well as a good joke with some. I’m fun because usually every friend I’v had has said I’m a good person to be with as well as a good listener since its one of my hobbies. I’m a funny person when I can be and I like to help all the time. I tell a joke once in awhile and I like to be occupied in some way with work or people so I can be useful in some way. I also am a very educated person and most the time a man of few words. I get very good grades in school and really don’t talk to much unless I want to and I’m more of a person of action. the japan journal is a very good idea since it allows everyone to see what fun activities we did and what had happened. this is who i am and what i think about the japan journal.
All About Me By:DK Or as I am called in Germany; Drewski
I was born in Ohklahoma City, Ohklahoma. I have been to 5 of the 7 continents and I love the country Germany. I am 13 years old. I love the color Orange and blue. Broncos RULE!!! My family has moved around many many times in my army brat years. I love to snowboard. I am one of the best soccer players on my team; The Memorial Fire. More on me in the future years of this blog!!
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Law of Attaction (John Rivera)
The law of Attraction is where you hope for something to happen and to never give up on it to happen. After watching the movie the secret, I learned that the law of attraction is powerful to remember and to never give up on. The part of attraction that is so powerful is that you can get what you want to get if you never give up. From want you want to have and want you want from your hart it will happen as long as you never give up on it.
If you want to have a bike for an example and you are always hoping for it will happen, but if you give up on what you want it will never come. But if you know it will happen and you keep a picture of it and never ever give up on it, it will happen. So if you are wishing for what you want it will happen, as long as you believe in what you want it will occur to you. Most people have used the law of attraction, those people that have used it they have thought a lot and always hoped for what they wanted.
If you never give up, but one day you give up on it, it will happen, but not in the way you expected it to be. And if it doesn’t happen you probably would give up on it and start to think Ohhh it’s not going to happen, or you just don’t believe in it. But don’t take my word for it, this law of Attraction has happened to others and most of them have don’t gotten how they wanted it to happen.
If you want to have a bike for an example and you are always hoping for it will happen, but if you give up on what you want it will never come. But if you know it will happen and you keep a picture of it and never ever give up on it, it will happen. So if you are wishing for what you want it will happen, as long as you believe in what you want it will occur to you. Most people have used the law of attraction, those people that have used it they have thought a lot and always hoped for what they wanted.
If you never give up, but one day you give up on it, it will happen, but not in the way you expected it to be. And if it doesn’t happen you probably would give up on it and start to think Ohhh it’s not going to happen, or you just don’t believe in it. But don’t take my word for it, this law of Attraction has happened to others and most of them have don’t gotten how they wanted it to happen.
Monday, April 7, 2008
Law of attraction
Have you ever wanted something so bad that obsessed about that something all the time always thinking about getting that something, and then some how some way you got what you were asking for? Well if your answer is yes, then you have been exposed to the Law of Attraction, knowing it or not. You are thinking of a friend who you have completely lost touch with. You are thinking of all the fun times together and thinking that it is a shame that both of you just seem to have lost touch. While looking through some papers in a rarely used drawer you suddenly find a piece of paper with your friend’s number. You think wow how did that happen.
The law of attraction states that a person's thoughts, emotions, beliefs and actions, attract positive or negative experiences, so in short if you think about what you want it will happen you can get what you think about. The law states that thoughts put out energy and the universe sends back the same energy back to you giving you what you want. You have to know what you want and by thinking about what you want you are asking the universe to get you what you want. Then think about what you want with great intensity as if you already have it and be open to always of receiving what you want. In my research I found that the most common steps to get the law to work are. Desire: Get a strong enthusiasm for that which you want in your life, a real longing for something which is not there now. Decision: Know definitely what it is that you want, what it is that you want to do or have. Ask: ask for it. Believe: Believe in the accomplishment with strong faith, consciously and subconsciously. Work: Work at it a few minutes daily, seeing yourself in the finished picture. Never outline details, but rather see yourself enjoying the particular thing eventually, you will see a time where it will just appear, as a gift or such, or you may see an opportunity to get what you were asking for.
Feel gratitude: Always remember to say, "Thank you, God and begin to feel the gratitude in your heart. The most powerful prayer we can ever make is those three words, provided we really feel it. Feel as though you already have what you wanted. Feel expectancy: Train yourself to live in a state of happy expectancy find a way it will appear in your life, and keep believing in that. May it be that someone gives it to you, or you find an initiation to get it?
However the law of attraction is not all rainbows and sunshine, there is a down side. The law is blind to what you want and what you don’t want; if you think about something good or bad the law will make that thought happen. If all that you are thinking about is that you don’t want to be late to work or something, you will be late because that is the energy that the universe is getting from your thoughts and that is what will happen. That is the law of attraction.
Now I personally have mixed feelings about the law of attraction. After I saw “The Secret” I had looked back in to the past and most of the experiences that have happened to me could be explained with the law. Just recently I Every day I was thinking about it and always looking at different ways to get it and the law must have worked because within about a week or two I got the game, from my grandparents. Now in the rules of the law you can’t just sit back and think about what you want, you have to take steps to get it and that is what I did, but I think that timing played a big role in me getting the game. Report cards had just came out and I got good grades so I would get an award and Easter was coming up and I always get a gift on Easter, and that is when I got it; and I the rules for the law they say to be open to all ways of getting what you want even as a gift. So for the most part my opinion is shifted more to the side of believing that the law works, but there is still that hint of doubt in the law its flaws.
The first flaw, is that the law of attraction really shows no prove that it is a law. Gravity is a law because it can be proven to be true anywhere in the world by every one, and there is no way to prove the law of attraction to be a law. They say that it is related to physics and science but there is no proof of this. Why do bad things happen to good people- positive, kind people; they don’t ask to die from cancer? Furthermore, if the law amplifies good thoughts then why is there starvation, poverty, death, and war, why is there not world peace. Another example, what if 5 girls all want the same boyfriend and that is all they think about; Im pretty sure only one girl is going to be chosen. The law dose not talk about problems like if thoughts cancel each other out. If one person thinks about one thing and some one thinks that they don’t what that other person’s thoughts to come true what happens then?
So there is some truth to the law and there are its flaws but for the most part it works so next time you want something try and think and focus about getting it using the law of attraction and find out for your self if it works. Oh yah, taking some steps toward getting what you want won’t hurt either.
The law of attraction states that a person's thoughts, emotions, beliefs and actions, attract positive or negative experiences, so in short if you think about what you want it will happen you can get what you think about. The law states that thoughts put out energy and the universe sends back the same energy back to you giving you what you want. You have to know what you want and by thinking about what you want you are asking the universe to get you what you want. Then think about what you want with great intensity as if you already have it and be open to always of receiving what you want. In my research I found that the most common steps to get the law to work are. Desire: Get a strong enthusiasm for that which you want in your life, a real longing for something which is not there now. Decision: Know definitely what it is that you want, what it is that you want to do or have. Ask: ask for it. Believe: Believe in the accomplishment with strong faith, consciously and subconsciously. Work: Work at it a few minutes daily, seeing yourself in the finished picture. Never outline details, but rather see yourself enjoying the particular thing eventually, you will see a time where it will just appear, as a gift or such, or you may see an opportunity to get what you were asking for.
Feel gratitude: Always remember to say, "Thank you, God and begin to feel the gratitude in your heart. The most powerful prayer we can ever make is those three words, provided we really feel it. Feel as though you already have what you wanted. Feel expectancy: Train yourself to live in a state of happy expectancy find a way it will appear in your life, and keep believing in that. May it be that someone gives it to you, or you find an initiation to get it?
However the law of attraction is not all rainbows and sunshine, there is a down side. The law is blind to what you want and what you don’t want; if you think about something good or bad the law will make that thought happen. If all that you are thinking about is that you don’t want to be late to work or something, you will be late because that is the energy that the universe is getting from your thoughts and that is what will happen. That is the law of attraction.
Now I personally have mixed feelings about the law of attraction. After I saw “The Secret” I had looked back in to the past and most of the experiences that have happened to me could be explained with the law. Just recently I Every day I was thinking about it and always looking at different ways to get it and the law must have worked because within about a week or two I got the game, from my grandparents. Now in the rules of the law you can’t just sit back and think about what you want, you have to take steps to get it and that is what I did, but I think that timing played a big role in me getting the game. Report cards had just came out and I got good grades so I would get an award and Easter was coming up and I always get a gift on Easter, and that is when I got it; and I the rules for the law they say to be open to all ways of getting what you want even as a gift. So for the most part my opinion is shifted more to the side of believing that the law works, but there is still that hint of doubt in the law its flaws.
The first flaw, is that the law of attraction really shows no prove that it is a law. Gravity is a law because it can be proven to be true anywhere in the world by every one, and there is no way to prove the law of attraction to be a law. They say that it is related to physics and science but there is no proof of this. Why do bad things happen to good people- positive, kind people; they don’t ask to die from cancer? Furthermore, if the law amplifies good thoughts then why is there starvation, poverty, death, and war, why is there not world peace. Another example, what if 5 girls all want the same boyfriend and that is all they think about; Im pretty sure only one girl is going to be chosen. The law dose not talk about problems like if thoughts cancel each other out. If one person thinks about one thing and some one thinks that they don’t what that other person’s thoughts to come true what happens then?
So there is some truth to the law and there are its flaws but for the most part it works so next time you want something try and think and focus about getting it using the law of attraction and find out for your self if it works. Oh yah, taking some steps toward getting what you want won’t hurt either.
Law of Attraction
The law of attraction is not a much known subject but is a growing one. People believe that a person's thoughts (conscious and or unconscious), emotions, and actions attract corresponding positive or negative experiences. Also with the corresponding positive and negative experiences they believe that what they thing about will come true in a positive or negative. SO if you have a good morning the rest of the day will be good. I think that that is a big wad of some stupid thought.
The law of attraction is a thought that gets millions of peoples hopes up and they are put right back down because none of their thoughts happen to them. To start off, I don’t think that someone could think of some object or item and have that item pop straight up in your life. Also I do not believe if something goes wrong you day will be bad with bad attitude. And if your morning starts good it could still end up in a whirlwind tornado. As I conclude I think that if you devote yourself to something like a job and climb up the ladder of success you could make millions of dollars. The money would not pop right in front of you face.
Some of the holes in the law of attraction are very big but some are small and here they are. To start off, it totally destroys reality nothing will really appear right in front of your face. If you day starts off good if you think about a nice suit it will not just appear right on you. Also if you want something really bad the only way you are going to get something (like money) is to work and devote yourself to get that thing. Coming to my conclusion if you are thinking that you don’t want something like a bill or a jury duty slip you will receive that bill because you were thinking negatively about it. So those are some of the holes in the law of attraction.
So with the law of attraction sweeping the world off its feet, my feet are still on the floor. I don’t believe that if you think in a positive way positive things will happen to you. I don’t think that if you stub your toe in the morning and you think about it more bad things will happen to you. If this law were true the world would not have wars we would be free from poverty and we would have a world filled with rich snobs. So in the end I think that the law of attraction is a big pile of doodoo.
The law of attraction is a thought that gets millions of peoples hopes up and they are put right back down because none of their thoughts happen to them. To start off, I don’t think that someone could think of some object or item and have that item pop straight up in your life. Also I do not believe if something goes wrong you day will be bad with bad attitude. And if your morning starts good it could still end up in a whirlwind tornado. As I conclude I think that if you devote yourself to something like a job and climb up the ladder of success you could make millions of dollars. The money would not pop right in front of you face.
Some of the holes in the law of attraction are very big but some are small and here they are. To start off, it totally destroys reality nothing will really appear right in front of your face. If you day starts off good if you think about a nice suit it will not just appear right on you. Also if you want something really bad the only way you are going to get something (like money) is to work and devote yourself to get that thing. Coming to my conclusion if you are thinking that you don’t want something like a bill or a jury duty slip you will receive that bill because you were thinking negatively about it. So those are some of the holes in the law of attraction.
So with the law of attraction sweeping the world off its feet, my feet are still on the floor. I don’t believe that if you think in a positive way positive things will happen to you. I don’t think that if you stub your toe in the morning and you think about it more bad things will happen to you. If this law were true the world would not have wars we would be free from poverty and we would have a world filled with rich snobs. So in the end I think that the law of attraction is a big pile of doodoo.
Friday, April 4, 2008
The Law of Attraction
The law of attraction, true or false? I believe that it is false, because the theory of you thinking and concentrating on one thing for a period of time and then it happens, isn’t possible at all. There are many reasons for this, but the biggest reason is it isn’t at all plausible would be the fact stated before.
The theory is physically impossible and no body can think of something happening and then it happens. For example, if I think about me getting a new game for a long period of time, it won’t happen just because I hope and think about it for a while, doesn’t mean it will happen.
Also, many people think of something happening or not happening and it won’t happen. When I am driving down the road with my mom I am always thinking about us not getting into an accident. Just because I think that doesn’t mean it won’t happen. People get into accidents all the time. Also, I thought about getting a taco for a long time and I still haven’t got a taco.
In conclusion, the law of attraction is definitely false. Thinking of something and it happening just isn’t real. It isn’t physically possible.
The theory is physically impossible and no body can think of something happening and then it happens. For example, if I think about me getting a new game for a long period of time, it won’t happen just because I hope and think about it for a while, doesn’t mean it will happen.
Also, many people think of something happening or not happening and it won’t happen. When I am driving down the road with my mom I am always thinking about us not getting into an accident. Just because I think that doesn’t mean it won’t happen. People get into accidents all the time. Also, I thought about getting a taco for a long time and I still haven’t got a taco.
In conclusion, the law of attraction is definitely false. Thinking of something and it happening just isn’t real. It isn’t physically possible.
The Law of Attraction
The law of attraction, true or false? I believe that it is false, because the theory of you thinking and concentrating on one thing for a period of time and then it happens, isn’t possible at all. There are many reasons for this, but the biggest reason is it isn’t at all plausible would be the fact stated before.
The theory is physically impossible and no body can think of something happening and then it happens. For example, if I think about me getting a new game for a long period of time, it won’t happen just because I hope and think about it for a while, doesn’t mean it will happen.
Also, many people think of something happening or not happening and it won’t happen. When I am driving down the road with my mom I am always thinking about us not getting into an accident. Just because I think that doesn’t mean it won’t happen. People get into accidents all the time. Also, I thought about getting a taco for a long time and I still haven’t got a taco.
In conclusion, the law of attraction is definitely false. Thinking of something and it happening just isn’t real. It isn’t physically possible.
The theory is physically impossible and no body can think of something happening and then it happens. For example, if I think about me getting a new game for a long period of time, it won’t happen just because I hope and think about it for a while, doesn’t mean it will happen.
Also, many people think of something happening or not happening and it won’t happen. When I am driving down the road with my mom I am always thinking about us not getting into an accident. Just because I think that doesn’t mean it won’t happen. People get into accidents all the time. Also, I thought about getting a taco for a long time and I still haven’t got a taco.
In conclusion, the law of attraction is definitely false. Thinking of something and it happening just isn’t real. It isn’t physically possible.
The Law of Attraction
The law of attraction, true or false? I believe that it is false, because the theory of you thinking and concentrating on one thing for a period of time and then it happens, isn’t possible at all. There are many reasons for this, but the biggest reason is it isn’t at all plausible would be the fact stated before.
The theory is physically impossible and no body can think of something happening and then it happens. For example, if I think about me getting a new game for a long period of time, it won’t happen just because I hope and think about it for a while, doesn’t mean it will happen.
Also, many people think of something happening or not happening and it won’t happen. When I am driving down the road with my mom I am always thinking about us not getting into an accident. Just because I think that doesn’t mean it won’t happen. People get into accidents all the time. Also, I thought about getting a taco for a long time and I still haven’t got a taco.
In conclusion, the law of attraction is definitely false. Thinking of something and it happening just isn’t real. It isn’t physically possible.
The theory is physically impossible and no body can think of something happening and then it happens. For example, if I think about me getting a new game for a long period of time, it won’t happen just because I hope and think about it for a while, doesn’t mean it will happen.
Also, many people think of something happening or not happening and it won’t happen. When I am driving down the road with my mom I am always thinking about us not getting into an accident. Just because I think that doesn’t mean it won’t happen. People get into accidents all the time. Also, I thought about getting a taco for a long time and I still haven’t got a taco.
In conclusion, the law of attraction is definitely false. Thinking of something and it happening just isn’t real. It isn’t physically possible.
Broadcasting By Rebecca Curtis
In the broadcasting business, there are many jobs that can make a big difference, even if they seem to be unimportant. The broadcasting business is no different than any other for jobs. There are a ton of little jobs, and some may seem unimportant at the time. They may also seem "Not big enough" to sustain interest. But imagine what would happen if a light person was nonexistent? There would be too much light, so it would blind the actors/actresses. Or there wouldn't be enough light, so the audience would have to strain to see.
Job List:
All occupations~331
Management, business, and financial occupations~30
Top executives~9
Marketing and sales managers~5
Administrative services managers~1
Financial managers~1
Engineering managers~1
Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists~1
Accountants and auditors~3
Professional and related occupations~166
Computer specialists~9
Engineers~3
Market research analysts~2
Multi-media artists and animators~1
Graphic designers~2
Actors, producers, and directors~26
Radio and television announcers~38
Broadcast news analysts~6
Reporters and correspondents~10
Public relations specialists~4
Editors~4
Writers and authors ~3
Miscellaneous media and communications workers~3 audio and video equipment technicians~4
Broadcast technicians~25
Sound engineering technicians~3
Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture~8
Film and video editors~4
Sales and related occupations~46
Advertising sales agents~33
Sales representatives, services, all other~4
Telemarketers~2
Office and administrative support occupations~59
First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers~4
Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks~4
Customer service representatives~13
Receptionists and information clerks~4
Dispatchers~2
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants~7
Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive~4
Office clerks, general~10
Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations~26
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers~5
Telecommunications line installers and repairs~14
Without any of these jobs, the business wouldn't operate the same way. Every job is important. Equipment is important as well. The equipment is everything from lights to blue screens. Camera's, obviously, to film the program. Microphones to make sure the speakers can be heard. Satellites to make sure everyone can see the program, plus a bunch more.
Radio and TV are a lot of times the main event at celebrations. If there weren't any radio or TV stations at all, we would probably be a lot more intelligent, because we'd do a lot of reading. But we'd also be a lot less sociable. Sort of like hermits, it would be rather lonely. So next time you flip on the radio, or turn on the TV, maybe you'll think of all the people behind just a few minutes worth of entertainment.
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Have you ever wondered how radio broadcasting works? Well researching us have people broadcasting that are sportscaster, they interview celebrities, and newsmakers or newscasters, DJs, or working behind the scenes at radio stations. Also you can do a world-wide audience through internet and host you own talk host. To become this broadcaster I got to say you have to have a great personality. With this you have to get as much listeners as possible because that’s how your make money.
Broadcasting has to also take skill to because you can’t just walk in the door and say I’m ready. When you are learning more then half of the time is spent in the studios; you’ll be on air, doing newscast, and in commercial production utilizing state-of-the-art technology. Weekly lectures/workshops include radio programming, news, voice-overs, sports casting, copywriting, music programming, station management, and broadcast sales. You’ll also have to get a vocal coach to teach voice and speaking techniques. Now that’s what you got to do when you want to become a broadcaster!
Public broadcasting is also intended to serve the diverse of viewing or listening public it’d dominant for pretty much broadcasting the world. This includes radio, television, and other media outlets that are receive to the public. Especially to the children because were there main target to get stuff that’s new out to our peers.
Especially with a DJ you also have to keep up with phone calls because if they want a song request. A lot of people will quit listening if you don’t play there song even when you play the same song over and over again you’ll then loose listeners. Plus sometimes you have to talk about something while your broadcasting you just can’t be boring and lame because then you’ll lose more and more all the time.
You’ve officially know that broadcasting isn’t always so easy to become it actually takes time because you have to learn before do just like every other job in this world. Well hope one day you’ll like to become a broadcaster and then I could hear you voice on the radio or even the internet!
Broadcasting has to also take skill to because you can’t just walk in the door and say I’m ready. When you are learning more then half of the time is spent in the studios; you’ll be on air, doing newscast, and in commercial production utilizing state-of-the-art technology. Weekly lectures/workshops include radio programming, news, voice-overs, sports casting, copywriting, music programming, station management, and broadcast sales. You’ll also have to get a vocal coach to teach voice and speaking techniques. Now that’s what you got to do when you want to become a broadcaster!
Public broadcasting is also intended to serve the diverse of viewing or listening public it’d dominant for pretty much broadcasting the world. This includes radio, television, and other media outlets that are receive to the public. Especially to the children because were there main target to get stuff that’s new out to our peers.
Especially with a DJ you also have to keep up with phone calls because if they want a song request. A lot of people will quit listening if you don’t play there song even when you play the same song over and over again you’ll then loose listeners. Plus sometimes you have to talk about something while your broadcasting you just can’t be boring and lame because then you’ll lose more and more all the time.
You’ve officially know that broadcasting isn’t always so easy to become it actually takes time because you have to learn before do just like every other job in this world. Well hope one day you’ll like to become a broadcaster and then I could hear you voice on the radio or even the internet!
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Citations:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio
http://www.arbradio.com/Radio.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_broadcasting
Radio Broadcasting By: Rachel Byers
In the world of technology, the one that anyone in the world can remember is radio. Being the oldest from of communication and broadcasting, radio is how most people in the world receive news. However, no matter how easy it looks or sounds, producing a radio talk show or drama is very challenging and difficult.
The easiest way to own a radio station is to be hired as a lower part of the business. Once you’ve your way up to the top, it becomes more a dispute. A talk show radio station needs a few things. First off, you have to learn how to operate the technical equipment or hire someone that does. Even if you have an engineer, its better that you know what’s happening with the technology, just incase. If the engineer is gone, then at least someone else knows how to operate the machinery. There are two trains of thought for the second part. On one side, you’re going to need sponsors who will pay to have their ads on the air. Being a producer, you’re setting the advertising rates. Finding sponsors is an art; very difficult to accomplish. Most businesses won’t waste money on a radio ad that only a few thousand listeners are going to hear. In order to get more listeners and more ads, do the show first, get listeners that regularly listen, and then find sponsors. If you’re worrying about the money in the mean time before the sponsors, don’t worry. Build a strong relationship with the studio management. In the end, you could get a good deal. A good starting point carries on. Whichever decision you chose, perfect your chosen format, that’s the important part. When it comes to speaking into the microphone, stay at least six inches away. You don’t want to hurt your viewers’ ears and you want to make sure that they can hear you properly without turning the volume on the radio far to the right. Another way to get more listeners is to acquire a press pass from studio management. With this pass, you can get unlimited backstage passes to concerts and important events. And last, with a great talk show, be sure to have fun and entertain your audience. I don’t know about you, but if a really boring talk show is on, I’d turn it off or use it to go to sleep.
Another type of radio broadcasting would be radio drama. It would like the soup operas in the sixties or comedies, like Amos ‘n’ Andy, that you would normally hear on the radio. Even with this type of broadcasting, it takes a lot of time, patience, crew members, and hard work to make it happen. This type of radio show takes a little more work than the talk show does.
With any drama of show, on air or off, you’re going to need a script for the actors to read off of. The script, of course written by the writer, takes critical analysis and rewriting as you go along. Rewriting the script will at times add more to the story or suspense. That makes it more interesting as your listeners take in on what’s going on.
There are usually casting conferences with the Writer, Director, and Producer. This step in a radio drama, selects the crew and cast for the production. A Director is said to be “only as good as his/her cast” because they take full responsibility of casting the assembly. The Producer is usually in charge of the auditions and casting requirements. And together, all three choose who will become the characters in the writer’s story.
For any radio station, there is the part where everyone in the cast does the directing and recording. In this part, there is actual dialogue with the script being acted out by the cast in a recording studio. Watching them behind a glass box, would be the director, speaking into a speaker, letting the actors know what they should do next. Also with the recording, would be the mixing of the atmospheric sound effects that will be used in the background. A performance can be done live or recorded, depending on what the director wants to happen. The efficiency of the production is on the shoulders of the studio manager and director. If anything goes wrong in the studio or stereo sound stage, they take the blame.
There is also the selection and critical analysis of the show. This includes musical themes and musical enhancement. Musical enhancement can happen in a few ways. For one, the director and writer can sit down and listen to vast libraries of CDs, sometimes old vinyl records as well. Or, they can hire a composer and musicians to produce original scores of music to fit in with the program.
The post production process involves the planning and discussion to establish a “sound philosophy”. This individual production includes surrealistic, subconscious, and background sound conventions.
There is also multi-tasking post production. This requires strict mathematical planning, timing, and disciplined experimentation with mixed and balanced tracks of sound. With radio, film, and music industry, there is the well-established technique of sound production. Taped stereo sources are included with for different types:
Track 1 and 2
Stereo Music
Track 3 and 4
Stereo sound effects, e.g. atmosphere of a railway station
Track 5 and 6
The stereo sound of actors’ words and movements
Track 7 and 8
The stereo sound of special incidental sound effects, e.g. the sound of a railway station tannoy announcement, or an ambulance driving into the station
Stereo Music
Track 3 and 4
Stereo sound effects, e.g. atmosphere of a railway station
Track 5 and 6
The stereo sound of actors’ words and movements
Track 7 and 8
The stereo sound of special incidental sound effects, e.g. the sound of a railway station tannoy announcement, or an ambulance driving into the station
Then finally, there is the final editing. This process brings all the scenes together into one story line, the effects of the music and sounds, and the director’s role. The director, at this part, may over take the moral rights of the author and add significant structural changes to the play while in post-production. It all goes down to the ethical issues.
Before the broadcast, there is the impact of the digital technology. This includes the digitalization of the recording and mixing techniques. This step has had revolutionary impact on the political economy. The director can and may use some affordable portable digital audio tape and digital mini-disc machines. Directors and producers use this often to record because it’s cheap and works effectively on different locations. The success for the radio drama depends on the combination, knowledge, technique, and qualitative microphones that the director provides and actors use. Also with these, you can broadcast to the Internet and World Wide Web.
Weither you decide to use a radio drama or a talk show, radio broadcasting will always be tougher than it looks.
Giejgo, Marja . "Radio Drama: The Production Process." www.irp.co.uk. 25 Mar. 2008. IRDP. 4 Apr. 2008 <http://www.irdp.co.uk/production.htm>.
Radio Broadcasting
In the world of technology, the one that anyone in the world can remember is radio. Being the oldest from of communication and broadcasting, radio is how most people in the world receive news. However, no matter how easy it looks or sounds, producing a radio talk show or drama is very challenging and difficult.
The easiest way to own a radio station is to be hired as a lower part of the business. Once you’ve your way up to the top, it becomes more a dispute.
A talk show radio station needs a few things. First off, you have to learn how to operate the technical equipment or hire someone that does. Even if you have an engineer, its better that you know what’s happening with the technology, just incase. If the engineer is gone, then at least someone else knows how to operate the machinery. There are two trains of thought for the second part. On one side, you’re going to need sponsors who will pay to have their ads on the air. Being a producer, you’re setting the advertising rates. Finding sponsors is an art; very difficult to accomplish. Most businesses won’t waste money on a radio ad that only a few thousand listeners are going to hear. In order to get more listeners and more ads, do the show first, get listeners that regularly listen, and then find sponsors. If you’re worrying about the money in the mean time before the sponsors, don’t worry. Build a strong relationship with the studio management. In the end, you could get a good deal. A good starting point carries on. Whichever decision you chose, perfect your chosen format, that’s the important part. When it comes to speaking into the microphone, stay at least six inches away. You don’t want to hurt your viewers’ ears and you want to make sure that they can hear you properly without turning the volume on the radio far to the right. Another way to get more listeners is to acquire a press pass from studio management. With this pass, you can get unlimited backstage passes to concerts and important events. And last, with a great talk show, be sure to have fun and entertain your audience. I don’t know about you, but if a really boring talk show is on, I’d turn it off or use it to go to sleep.
Another type of radio broadcasting would be radio drama. It would like the soup operas in the sixties or comedies, like Amos ‘n’ Andy, that you would normally hear on the radio. Even with this type of broadcasting, it takes a lot of time, patience, crew members, and hard work to make it happen. This type of radio show takes a little more work than the talk show does.
With any drama of show, on air or off, you’re going to need a script for the actors to read off of. The script, of course written by the writer, takes critical analysis and rewriting as you go along. Rewriting the script will at times add more to the story or suspense. That makes it more interesting as your listeners take in on what’s going on.
There are usually casting conferences with the Writer, Director, and Producer. This step in a radio drama, selects the crew and cast for the production. A Director is said to be “only as good as his/her cast” because they take full responsibility of casting the assembly. The Producer is usually in charge of the auditions and casting requirements. And together, all three choose who will become the characters in the writer’s story.
For any radio station, there is the part where everyone in the cast does the directing and recording. In this part, there is actual dialogue with the script being acted out by the cast in a recording studio. Watching them behind a glass box, would be the director, speaking into a speaker, letting the actors know what they should do next. Also with the recording, would be the mixing of the atmospheric sound effects that will be used in the background. A performance can be done live or recorded, depending on what the director wants to happen. The efficiency of the production is on the shoulders of the studio manager and director. If anything goes wrong in the studio or stereo sound stage, they take the blame.
There is also the selection and critical analysis of the show. This includes musical themes and musical enhancement. Musical enhancement can happen in a few ways. For one, the director and writer can sit down and listen to vast libraries of CDs, sometimes old vinyl records as well. Or, they can hire a composer and musicians to produce original scores of music to fit in with the program.
The post production process involves the planning and discussion to establish a “sound philosophy”. This individual production includes surrealistic, subconscious, and background sound conventions.
There is also multi-tasking post production. This requires strict mathematical planning, timing, and disciplined experimentation with mixed and balanced tracks of sound. With radio, film, and music industry, there is the well-established technique of sound production. Taped stereo sources are included with for different types:
Track 1 and 2
Stereo Music
Track 3 and 4
Stereo sound effects, e.g. atmosphere of a railway station
Track 5 and 6
The stereo sound of actors’ words and movements
Track 7 and 8
The stereo sound of special incidental sound effects, e.g. the sound of a railway station tannoy announcement, or an ambulance driving into the station
Then finally, there is the final editing. This process brings all the scenes together into one story line, the effects of the music and sounds, and the director’s role. The director, at this part, may over take the moral rights of the author and add significant structural changes to the play while in post-production. It all goes down to the ethical issues.
Before the broadcast, there is the impact of the digital technology. This includes the digitalization of the recording and mixing techniques. This step has had revolutionary impact on the political economy. The director can and may use some affordable portable digital audio tape and digital mini-disc machines. Directors and producers use this often to record because it’s cheap and works effectively on different locations. The success for the radio drama depends on the combination, knowledge, technique, and qualitative microphones that the director provides and actors use. Also with these, you can broadcast to the Internet and World Wide Web.
Weither you decide to use a radio drama or a talk show, radio broadcasting will always be tougher than it looks.
Giejgo, Marja . "Radio Drama: The Production Process." www.irp.co.uk. 25 Mar. 2008. IRDP. 4 Apr. 2008 <http://www.irdp.co.uk/production.htm>.
The easiest way to own a radio station is to be hired as a lower part of the business. Once you’ve your way up to the top, it becomes more a dispute.
A talk show radio station needs a few things. First off, you have to learn how to operate the technical equipment or hire someone that does. Even if you have an engineer, its better that you know what’s happening with the technology, just incase. If the engineer is gone, then at least someone else knows how to operate the machinery. There are two trains of thought for the second part. On one side, you’re going to need sponsors who will pay to have their ads on the air. Being a producer, you’re setting the advertising rates. Finding sponsors is an art; very difficult to accomplish. Most businesses won’t waste money on a radio ad that only a few thousand listeners are going to hear. In order to get more listeners and more ads, do the show first, get listeners that regularly listen, and then find sponsors. If you’re worrying about the money in the mean time before the sponsors, don’t worry. Build a strong relationship with the studio management. In the end, you could get a good deal. A good starting point carries on. Whichever decision you chose, perfect your chosen format, that’s the important part. When it comes to speaking into the microphone, stay at least six inches away. You don’t want to hurt your viewers’ ears and you want to make sure that they can hear you properly without turning the volume on the radio far to the right. Another way to get more listeners is to acquire a press pass from studio management. With this pass, you can get unlimited backstage passes to concerts and important events. And last, with a great talk show, be sure to have fun and entertain your audience. I don’t know about you, but if a really boring talk show is on, I’d turn it off or use it to go to sleep.
Another type of radio broadcasting would be radio drama. It would like the soup operas in the sixties or comedies, like Amos ‘n’ Andy, that you would normally hear on the radio. Even with this type of broadcasting, it takes a lot of time, patience, crew members, and hard work to make it happen. This type of radio show takes a little more work than the talk show does.
With any drama of show, on air or off, you’re going to need a script for the actors to read off of. The script, of course written by the writer, takes critical analysis and rewriting as you go along. Rewriting the script will at times add more to the story or suspense. That makes it more interesting as your listeners take in on what’s going on.
There are usually casting conferences with the Writer, Director, and Producer. This step in a radio drama, selects the crew and cast for the production. A Director is said to be “only as good as his/her cast” because they take full responsibility of casting the assembly. The Producer is usually in charge of the auditions and casting requirements. And together, all three choose who will become the characters in the writer’s story.
For any radio station, there is the part where everyone in the cast does the directing and recording. In this part, there is actual dialogue with the script being acted out by the cast in a recording studio. Watching them behind a glass box, would be the director, speaking into a speaker, letting the actors know what they should do next. Also with the recording, would be the mixing of the atmospheric sound effects that will be used in the background. A performance can be done live or recorded, depending on what the director wants to happen. The efficiency of the production is on the shoulders of the studio manager and director. If anything goes wrong in the studio or stereo sound stage, they take the blame.
There is also the selection and critical analysis of the show. This includes musical themes and musical enhancement. Musical enhancement can happen in a few ways. For one, the director and writer can sit down and listen to vast libraries of CDs, sometimes old vinyl records as well. Or, they can hire a composer and musicians to produce original scores of music to fit in with the program.
The post production process involves the planning and discussion to establish a “sound philosophy”. This individual production includes surrealistic, subconscious, and background sound conventions.
There is also multi-tasking post production. This requires strict mathematical planning, timing, and disciplined experimentation with mixed and balanced tracks of sound. With radio, film, and music industry, there is the well-established technique of sound production. Taped stereo sources are included with for different types:
Track 1 and 2
Stereo Music
Track 3 and 4
Stereo sound effects, e.g. atmosphere of a railway station
Track 5 and 6
The stereo sound of actors’ words and movements
Track 7 and 8
The stereo sound of special incidental sound effects, e.g. the sound of a railway station tannoy announcement, or an ambulance driving into the station
Then finally, there is the final editing. This process brings all the scenes together into one story line, the effects of the music and sounds, and the director’s role. The director, at this part, may over take the moral rights of the author and add significant structural changes to the play while in post-production. It all goes down to the ethical issues.
Before the broadcast, there is the impact of the digital technology. This includes the digitalization of the recording and mixing techniques. This step has had revolutionary impact on the political economy. The director can and may use some affordable portable digital audio tape and digital mini-disc machines. Directors and producers use this often to record because it’s cheap and works effectively on different locations. The success for the radio drama depends on the combination, knowledge, technique, and qualitative microphones that the director provides and actors use. Also with these, you can broadcast to the Internet and World Wide Web.
Weither you decide to use a radio drama or a talk show, radio broadcasting will always be tougher than it looks.
Giejgo, Marja . "Radio Drama: The Production Process." www.irp.co.uk. 25 Mar. 2008. IRDP. 4 Apr. 2008 <http://www.irdp.co.uk/production.htm>.
Television production
By: abby gonzalez
When people produce a television show they have many jobs, actors and have lots of TV and camera equipment. The television show is made by a cable company that has an agreement with the government. They make many TV shows from Local to worldwide! The local ones are always News, community TV, E.D, and for children and adults. For each TV show many have rules or all have rules but some are stricter and others are easy. For a TV show or commercial it can be produced by anything, a camcorder, a professional camera, cartons/paper and drawings, or putting footage together to make a video. All you have to do is add some final touches and you’re done. Yet this is a simpler way of doing it the real way is even harder.
The Show has different parts of the story and the people. The Gatekeeper has all the control in the small numbers on the show. The Actor is a big part of creating a TV show; the actor uses meticognition questions too. Who is my audience? Do I know my line? Do I have time? Will I forget? All these questions are good for an actor; he/she will need them for the big time to act.
The main person who is in charge of the entire show is the producer! The producer does all the shows, makes and chooses the characters; also he/she writes and directs the show. The director is in charge or all the props, construction sets and backgrounds, casting guest stars from other shows, movies, budgeting, acquiring resources like lighting, special effects, stunts, stunt doubles etc. Once all the set and crew is ready, the spotlight goes on and falls on the stars! However before that they have to plan and rehearse all their lines, actions, stunts, and go over the story board over repeated times until they got it.
All the T.V. shows are not what they seem, REALLY HARD! They are not if you think of it as an actor or a stunt double. However as a Director, Producer and camera man, that is some hard work to do! The producer in charge of the director making sure that he/she gets all the props. Spotlight, budgeting, writing the show etc.! The camera man making sure he/she has the lines writing on the inside of the camera. All that seems very hard to me when you have hard jobs like that.
URL's
http://www.videouniversity.com/pubaccz.htm
http://www.monarch-digital.com/video
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_series#Seasons.2FSeries
http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/tv-production.htm
When people produce a television show they have many jobs, actors and have lots of TV and camera equipment. The television show is made by a cable company that has an agreement with the government. They make many TV shows from Local to worldwide! The local ones are always News, community TV, E.D, and for children and adults. For each TV show many have rules or all have rules but some are stricter and others are easy. For a TV show or commercial it can be produced by anything, a camcorder, a professional camera, cartons/paper and drawings, or putting footage together to make a video. All you have to do is add some final touches and you’re done. Yet this is a simpler way of doing it the real way is even harder.
The Show has different parts of the story and the people. The Gatekeeper has all the control in the small numbers on the show. The Actor is a big part of creating a TV show; the actor uses meticognition questions too. Who is my audience? Do I know my line? Do I have time? Will I forget? All these questions are good for an actor; he/she will need them for the big time to act.
The main person who is in charge of the entire show is the producer! The producer does all the shows, makes and chooses the characters; also he/she writes and directs the show. The director is in charge or all the props, construction sets and backgrounds, casting guest stars from other shows, movies, budgeting, acquiring resources like lighting, special effects, stunts, stunt doubles etc. Once all the set and crew is ready, the spotlight goes on and falls on the stars! However before that they have to plan and rehearse all their lines, actions, stunts, and go over the story board over repeated times until they got it.
All the T.V. shows are not what they seem, REALLY HARD! They are not if you think of it as an actor or a stunt double. However as a Director, Producer and camera man, that is some hard work to do! The producer in charge of the director making sure that he/she gets all the props. Spotlight, budgeting, writing the show etc.! The camera man making sure he/she has the lines writing on the inside of the camera. All that seems very hard to me when you have hard jobs like that.
URL's
http://www.videouniversity.com/pubaccz.htm
http://www.monarch-digital.com/video
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_series#Seasons.2FSeries
http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/tv-production.htm
The beuaty of Good ol' TV shows and the hardships faced when trying to create those shows for our entertainment as well as sometimes for information
By: The All Rockin' Drew Knuffke!Topic: Radio shows and television are not as easy to produce as you think.
Para 1 Topic: Television and radio shows have been around since the early 1900’s which means more and more people know how to use it. This means much more competition.
Para 2 Topic: You cannot just create a show right of the bat. You need to pitch the idea then you must create a Television Pilot. (Explain pilot)
Para 3 Topic: TV shows are not always successful take the Starsky and Hutch movie, TV series it didn’t last more than a couple of episodes.
Conclusion: All TV shows aren’t successful but that doesn’t mean they will be unsuccessful they can be either so-so, a load of poo, or great! It all depends on what kids and adults are into in those years.
Producing radio shows and television shows are not as easy as you would think before you read this article. The TV show takes time and precision you must get every character right and moving the correct way. One episode of a TV series could take up to a week to create depending on the movement and what they say. That’s another thing you need some people who can speak as your character. You also need to pay these people, and usually you need to fire some.
Television and radio shows have been around since the early 1900’s which means there are more and more people who are gaining the knowledge on how to build up a TV show. You need to compete with other TV shows to get yours in the papers and all that
Jazz. You cannot do this unless your TV show has many viewers. Many, many TV shows have made TV shows that appeal to only the kid population of the United States and sometimes the world. So you have to know which population you want to broadcast to and where that broadcast will go.
You cannot just create a show right off the when you get the idea. You have to pitch it to your peers and superiors. If they do not like it then they will send you on your way to think up another idea. Persuasion is a key part of this business. If you can persuade the boss to give you a chance then hey you got a chance. Whoopedy doo. You still have to create a television pilot. This “pilot” does not fly an airplane, but rather he makes sure that in case that the show does not go all that well you still have a idea to bounce off of and get a series going.
TV shows are not always as successful as you hope. Sometimes a TV show does not last more than a couple episodes. They can be as bad as a criminal in jail for life. So that is why you must keep on trying because maybe just maybe you will end up with the best show in the world and be proud of it too. You could be a millionaire dude, but you have to put a lot of time into it if you want to be successful.
All TV shows make the big times on the first try you have to work at it eve if you fail. Many TV shows have three ratings (in my book at least). Rating one is so-so, Rating two is a load of poo, and three is great I have never seen anything this good since Barney! (That was a joke by the way.) It all depends on what kids and adults are into. If you know that then usually you know that your show will suck, (joke again). That your show will rock!!! Out Loud!!!
Cites: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_pilot
http://talkinghistory.oah.org/
Recipe for broadcast by:Leslie Jimenez
To start a great broadcast that will have many viewers, you need a couple of ingredients. First, we need a big scoop of an idea and money. When that is finished, we need a couple of interviews. When they have picked out the best actors,reporters,and news anchors for their parts, they have to have the script handed to them. While they are being prepared, we have to get the big chunks of work. (Down below you can see how many and what kind of workers you need).
Occupation Employment, 2006
Number
All occupations 331
Management, business, and financial occupations 30
Top executives 9
Marketing and sales managers 5
Administrative services managers 1
Financial managers 1
Engineering managers 1
Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists 1
Accountants and auditors 3
Professional and related occupations 166
Computer specialists 9
Engineers 3
Market research analysts 2
Multi-media artists and animators 1
Graphic designers 2
Actors, producers, and directors 26
Radio and television announcers 38
Broadcast news analysts 6
Reporters and correspondents 10
Public relations specialists 4
Editors 4
Writers and authors 3
Miscellaneous media and communications workers 3
Audio and video equipment technicians 4
Broadcast technicians 25
Sound engineering technicians 3
Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture 8
Film and video editors 4
Sales and related occupations 46
Advertising sales agents 33
Sales representatives, services, all other 4
Telemarketers 2
Office and administrative support occupations 59
First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers 4
Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks 4
Customer service representatives 13
Receptionists and information clerks 4
Dispatchers 2
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants 7
Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive 4
Office clerks, general 10
Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations 26
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers 5
Telecommunications line installers and repairers 14
Ok when you have all that you need to combine them all in a big bowl; the stage, and mix them up. After that check if you got a nice hot signal to start it up. Finally, put the show to work and wa-la! You have a great show that will run nice and smooth.
The little details
Have an exciting name
Credits
Advertisement
Money
How a TV broadcast is made.
TV I love it, you love it the world loves it, some people wouldn't be able to survive without. Coming home from a long hard day's work siting down on the couch turning on the TV and opening a nice tall cold one every mans dream day, but while siting there on the couch have you ever wandered how exactly they make your favorite shows. Well today I will explain to you what goes into making a TV show. this is a list of jobs that go into broadcasting
All occupations
331
Management, business, and financial occupations
30
Top executives
9
Marketing and sales managers
5
Administrative services managers
1
Financial managers
1
Engineering managers
1
Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists
1
Accountants and auditors
3
Professional and related occupations
166
Computer specialists
9
Engineers
3
Market research analysts
2
Multi-media artists and animators
1
Graphic designers
2
Actors, producers, and directors
26
Radio and television announcers
38
Broadcast news analysts
6
Reporters and correspondents
10
Public relations specialists
4
Editors
4
Writers and authors
3
Miscellaneous media and communications workers
3
Audio and video equipment technicians
4
Broadcast technicians
25
Sound engineering technicians
3
Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture
8
Film and video editors
4
Sales and related occupations
46
Advertising sales agents
33
Sales representatives, services, all other
4
Telemarketers
2
Office and administrative support occupations
59
First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers
4
Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
4
Customer service representatives
13
Receptionists and information clerks
4
Dispatchers
2
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants
7
Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive
4
Office clerks, general
10
Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations
26
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers
5
Telecommunications line installers and repairers
14
All occupations
331
Management, business, and financial occupations
30
Top executives
9
Marketing and sales managers
5
Administrative services managers
1
Financial managers
1
Engineering managers
1
Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists
1
Accountants and auditors
3
Professional and related occupations
166
Computer specialists
9
Engineers
3
Market research analysts
2
Multi-media artists and animators
1
Graphic designers
2
Actors, producers, and directors
26
Radio and television announcers
38
Broadcast news analysts
6
Reporters and correspondents
10
Public relations specialists
4
Editors
4
Writers and authors
3
Miscellaneous media and communications workers
3
Audio and video equipment technicians
4
Broadcast technicians
25
Sound engineering technicians
3
Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture
8
Film and video editors
4
Sales and related occupations
46
Advertising sales agents
33
Sales representatives, services, all other
4
Telemarketers
2
Office and administrative support occupations
59
First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers
4
Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
4
Customer service representatives
13
Receptionists and information clerks
4
Dispatchers
2
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants
7
Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive
4
Office clerks, general
10
Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations
26
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers
5
Telecommunications line installers and repairers
14
And with all of these jobs together it might sound like hard work but when they all come together a show is made as they say in Hollywood "Its movie magic"
~Note That Most Of Info Applies For HD Radio Only
Jordan Guyette
4/4/08 Period 3
Mrs. Lechinger
How Does HD Radio Broadcasting Work?
(Let’s Find Out)
To be honest with you, radio hasn’t really changed for the past 80 years except the fact that people have added more channels and are now trying to get you for your money. The last biggest thing that happened was back in the 1960’s and 70’s, it was the widespread adoption of Frequency Modulation.
When people hear of HD radio, the assume that it is like HDTV, but the HD in TV is totally different that the HD in radio, because the HD in TV stands for high definition, and they think the HD in radio means high definition radio. On the the other hand, it does seem that HD Radio has high qualification. One of it's many great features is that ot can multicast multiple channels on just 1 frequency. One more great feature that I personally like is that if an HD Radio receiver loses the digital signal, it seamlessly fades back to analog FM until the digital signal returns.
4/4/08 Period 3
Mrs. Lechinger
How Does HD Radio Broadcasting Work?
(Let’s Find Out)
To be honest with you, radio hasn’t really changed for the past 80 years except the fact that people have added more channels and are now trying to get you for your money. The last biggest thing that happened was back in the 1960’s and 70’s, it was the widespread adoption of Frequency Modulation.
When people hear of HD radio, the assume that it is like HDTV, but the HD in TV is totally different that the HD in radio, because the HD in TV stands for high definition, and they think the HD in radio means high definition radio. On the the other hand, it does seem that HD Radio has high qualification. One of it's many great features is that ot can multicast multiple channels on just 1 frequency. One more great feature that I personally like is that if an HD Radio receiver loses the digital signal, it seamlessly fades back to analog FM until the digital signal returns.
How a radio station is produced
Countless number of people are wondering how radio shows are produced. In the research I have done I found plenty of information of how radio shows are produced. Sometimes sponsors find people with amazing voice, personality, and persuasiveness. So they can hire them at a station to entertain citizens. Another detail is a group of adults or children can start there own radio show but it’ll take a lot of money. In addition they can make good money if you have more listeners.
As I said before you will need skill like personality, voice and persuasiveness. Sponsors aren’t going to hire you if you don’t know what to do. That’s why people produce radio shows with loud people and not silent shy people. For example, most loud people are the fun people and are the ones everyone wants to hear. Instead of struggling to hear a quiet person speak.
Most people would rather make there own station because they think its easy. The people that had this dream is most likely the ones that give up because as I said it’s not cheap. When sponsors produce a station they have it planned out months before. First, to get the money, place, people, and workers. Plus you have to pay big money for all of this. Here are some money tricks radio people use to get more money in the time they need. The first make a loan then once they get enough viewers they pay them back easy right?
How they get listeners? When making a radio station they have to advertise there show. By making fliers, telling a friend, posting a blog, and making a bulletin board. As you can tell its very challenging to keep there radio show in business.
From what you read these are many things they do and what you can do too. This is how many radio shows are produced and how hard and challenging it is. So listen to the radio and keep there business going. Plus, producing can make you look up to more of your goals in life. All in all you now know how they produced radio shows which take a long time and a lot of money.
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A radio show does not just consist of a person who talks and the guy behind the mirror. But actually it’s kind of like the newspaper. The scripts that are written have to go thru millions of people to get it right. Maybe like Todd manly u don’t need a script you just go with the flow. All these radio producers have something in common. They talk about what sells, or what was in the news to day.
But there are ten rules that every TV host has agreed to. Number 10 is “you have to choose a topic that everyone will enjoy”. If no one enjoys it then you won’t get any listeners and your radio show will be cut off air. Number 9 is “you always want to research your topic, and get updates on them”. There can be a car crash and if you don’t have updates or say anything about it people could be going to work and be held up not having time to listen to your show. Number 8 is “you always want to make up questions to lead up to or end a conversation” it will get the listeners excited. But you don’t want too many questions or your listeners will get bored of you.
Number 7 is “make a book that’s holds all your booking in there so you don’t forget when someone is coming in”. It well keep you more organized and have your time mattered. Number 6 is “record any segments that need to be recorded before a show”. You can make it big time if you know what your doing a ahead of time. And recorded people’s calls that call in making suggestions for a show. Play them back to your listeners if you get call backs that agree. It will make your show more with the people.
Number 5 is “you want to time your segments, if your time runs to long people will get bored of you and change the station”. You want to keep it short but to the point. Number 4 is “sometimes you do want to base your segments off the news or be news driven”. Many times people want to base their radio stations giving you updates on weather, car crashes, etc. those are those stations you look thru and say ok well im not taking that road. Number 3 is “you want to say things that get the listeners attention”. Like the new song that hit the charts, or even do a poll in schools saying what would catch your attention in the radio.
Finally the number 1 biggest tip that everyone says is the most important key to a radio show. Over 100,000 people voted in there polls. 9000 said that this thing caught there attention. The number 1 tip is “have humor it works”. Humor can make sad people feel happy and happy people listen to your show a lot more. You’ll get more listeners in no time with lots of jokes. And make your station the talk of the day. Those are the things you need to know to become a successful radio show producer.
But there are ten rules that every TV host has agreed to. Number 10 is “you have to choose a topic that everyone will enjoy”. If no one enjoys it then you won’t get any listeners and your radio show will be cut off air. Number 9 is “you always want to research your topic, and get updates on them”. There can be a car crash and if you don’t have updates or say anything about it people could be going to work and be held up not having time to listen to your show. Number 8 is “you always want to make up questions to lead up to or end a conversation” it will get the listeners excited. But you don’t want too many questions or your listeners will get bored of you.
Number 7 is “make a book that’s holds all your booking in there so you don’t forget when someone is coming in”. It well keep you more organized and have your time mattered. Number 6 is “record any segments that need to be recorded before a show”. You can make it big time if you know what your doing a ahead of time. And recorded people’s calls that call in making suggestions for a show. Play them back to your listeners if you get call backs that agree. It will make your show more with the people.
Number 5 is “you want to time your segments, if your time runs to long people will get bored of you and change the station”. You want to keep it short but to the point. Number 4 is “sometimes you do want to base your segments off the news or be news driven”. Many times people want to base their radio stations giving you updates on weather, car crashes, etc. those are those stations you look thru and say ok well im not taking that road. Number 3 is “you want to say things that get the listeners attention”. Like the new song that hit the charts, or even do a poll in schools saying what would catch your attention in the radio.
Finally the number 1 biggest tip that everyone says is the most important key to a radio show. Over 100,000 people voted in there polls. 9000 said that this thing caught there attention. The number 1 tip is “have humor it works”. Humor can make sad people feel happy and happy people listen to your show a lot more. You’ll get more listeners in no time with lots of jokes. And make your station the talk of the day. Those are the things you need to know to become a successful radio show producer.
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˜ http://www.publicity.org/monthlydec04.htm
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http://www.wikipedia.com/radio producers
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