#Tip of the day from Journalism.co.uk – how to write scripts for radio news
December 12th, 2011Posted by Rachel McAthy in Broadcasting, Top tips for journalists
The Media Helping Media site has published a copy of a useful guide for those starting out in radio, which the post says was produced for the Media Resources and Training Centre at the University of Jaffna in Sri Lanka, outlining key issues for journalists to consider when writing news scripts.
The advice includes a look at the pros and cons of writing a script before or after carrying out interviews, as well as construction a powerful introduction and close to the script.
Tipster: Rachel McAthy
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