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Broadway (monologue script) Bibliography - Radio Drama Reading List BBC BBC Editorial Guidelines See also Swear words - exclamations - profanities (SUBSTITUTES)
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Genre Types of radio plays (genres) Glossary Get a new pair of ears to listen to your post-production work
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hook Hopes - monologue script John Dryden, 'Hotel Europa', 7-10-2000 and (repeated) 13-4-2001, B.B.C. R4, Friday Play 1 hour Kate Adshead, 'Hanging', 20-9-2002, Friday Play 1', BBC Radio 4
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LISTENING Listening - how people listen Listening - Cocktail Party Effect Listening as a secondary activity - see audiences (reception theory) Listening - sound paradise for the listener Darren Copeland's Ten Questions for a Listener - comments - learning about sound and listening L - OTHER ISSUES logocentric - Radio drama as language - based LIFEWORLD Looking - Oculocentrism or ocularocentrism (theory) STUDYING INDIVIDUAL PLAYS Doug Lucie, 'Small Earthquake', 3-5-2002, Friday Play 1', pr Janet Whitaker This is the 'Radio Drama - directing, acting, technical, learning & teaching, researching, styles, genres' site.
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naming Narrative Narrator Noise Nondiegetic - Diegetic within the story world of the play) and nondiegetic (without a source in the story)
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'Ouija Board' or 'I vant to be alone' - training script (acoustics) Oculocentrism or ocularocentrism (theory) This is the 'Radio Drama - directing, acting, technical, learning & teaching, researching, styles, genres' site.
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quarter-layering - STYLISH SLIGHT REPEATING KEY PHRASES UNDER EACH OTHER (technique) Use QUESTIONS - 'HOW DO I' - to navigate this site.
Radio drama dialogue is much more than the words on the page radio drama - various techniques Analysing radio drama 'The Revenge' - radio play without words, written and performed by Andrew Sachs in 1978 Radio theory - what is it for? Realism RADIO SPOTLIGHT BOOK or AUDITIONS BOOK REJECTION LETTER (for auditionees) Bibliography - Radio Drama Reading List R - RESEARCH RESEARCH - INTRODUCTION Radio apparatus theory Radio theory is more than culturalism - see Radio theory - what is it for? What is it? Master Narrative theorising (the flight from) - see Radio theory - what is it for? What is it? What does radio theory deal with? - see Radio theory - what is it for? What is it? Aurality as central to radio theory R - SCRIPTS 'Revolution' - monologue script R - TECHNIQUES R - VOCAL PROBLEM - PRONOUNCING 'R' - rhotacism (speech problem) Reverberation (echo) 'rehearse-record' method 'Rehearse all - then record' - PRODUCTION METHOD
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record 'umms' from all the characters to store Underscoring music versus FXs
VOICE Voice Voice - Dialect or accent Vocabulary of sound - Darren Copeland's Ten Questions for a Listener - comments - learning about sound and listening Visual - Oculocentrism or ocularocentrism (theory)
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