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BBC Radio 1 breakfast show
Music)
Songs played- Emile Sande and professor green- read all about it - played for around 3 mins 45 secs
Unknown song, not stated, played for around 2 mins 30 seconds
Unknown song, not stated played for around 2 mins 45 seconds
BBC radio Cambridgeshire
Music)
Songs played- 10 seconds of Ken Dodd music played
Castle on the hill instrumental played whilst presenter is talking - played for 2 mins
Not much music in this radio show.
Heart Radio Matt Wilkinson
Music)
Songs played- Usher -yeah - played for 2 mins 30 secs
Corona - Rhythm of the night - played for 3 mins 10 secs
After 3 mins break
Little Mix & CNCO - Reggaeton Lento (Remix) - played for 2 mins 50 secs
Heart radio play popular music.
a) programme types
b) Genres
c) audience profiles
d) production processes
e) Market Share
A) Programme types
B) Genres
Early - 1am to 6am
Morning - 6am to 12pm
Afternoon - 12pm to 6pm
Evening - 6pm to 1am
Radio show genre types and how many of each according to the BBC Cambridgeshire website
News -1
Entertainment - 9
Sport - 1
C) Audience profiles
Audience Member 1 - Someone who really enjoys sport mainly football and likes to keep up to date on what is happening with their local football team, they would be listening the Cambridge Sport: pre match where they build up to the Cambridge or Peterborough game, Saturday Sport where there would be live commentary of the game and also Cambridgeshire sport: The post match.
Audience Member 2 - Someone who is retired from work and likes to do things like puzzles, reading and gardening, they would be listening to Chris South's show on gardening and nature and maybe some late night entertainment (mainly music) for when they are doing some puzzles or crosswords.
Audience Member 3 - Someone who is a parent that makes the school run everyday for more than 1 child and they would be watching the Dotty Mcleod breakfast show because it fits in with the time they'd be going to work and taking their children to school.
D) Production processes
Some roles that appeal to me would be things such as researching for planning, and maybe things to do with the pre record part of the production stage such as getting the show's playlist so like music and perhaps pictures and videos to do with the news but not conducting an interview. In pre production the part of uploading the show for people to listen to again online appeals to me a bit.
However one part of the production process for a radio that doesn't appeal for me is the production (live) because I am not a person who likes to talk in front of people so talking into a camera that a live audience would not suit me, so anything to do with presenting would not be for me.
The roles that appeal to me are more to do with behind the scenes and not in front of the camera.
E) Market share
In December 2017 the market share for BBC Radio Cambridgeshire was 5.6% and that means 5.6% of people who listen to the radio decide to listen to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire. Out of the 763,000 people that live in Cambridgeshire only 91,000 of them which is 12% listen to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire in a week. Those 91,000 people overall listen to 895,000 hours per week of BBC Radio Cambridgeshire which means the average time for listening to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire per week is just under 9.9 hours.
Research
BBC Radio 1 breakfast show
Music)
Songs played- Emile Sande and professor green- read all about it - played for around 3 mins 45 secs
Unknown song, not stated, played for around 2 mins 30 seconds
Unknown song, not stated played for around 2 mins 45 seconds
BBC radio Cambridgeshire
Music)
Songs played- 10 seconds of Ken Dodd music played
Castle on the hill instrumental played whilst presenter is talking - played for 2 mins
Not much music in this radio show.
Heart Radio Matt Wilkinson
Music)
Songs played- Usher -yeah - played for 2 mins 30 secs
Corona - Rhythm of the night - played for 3 mins 10 secs
After 3 mins break
Little Mix & CNCO - Reggaeton Lento (Remix) - played for 2 mins 50 secs
Heart radio play popular music.
a) programme types
b) Genres
c) audience profiles
d) production processes
e) Market Share
A) Programme types
B) Genres
Morning - 6am to 12pm
Afternoon - 12pm to 6pm
Evening - 6pm to 1am
Radio show genre types and how many of each according to the BBC Cambridgeshire website
News -1
Entertainment - 9
Sport - 1
C) Audience profiles
Audience Member 1 - Someone who really enjoys sport mainly football and likes to keep up to date on what is happening with their local football team, they would be listening the Cambridge Sport: pre match where they build up to the Cambridge or Peterborough game, Saturday Sport where there would be live commentary of the game and also Cambridgeshire sport: The post match.
Audience Member 2 - Someone who is retired from work and likes to do things like puzzles, reading and gardening, they would be listening to Chris South's show on gardening and nature and maybe some late night entertainment (mainly music) for when they are doing some puzzles or crosswords.
Audience Member 3 - Someone who is a parent that makes the school run everyday for more than 1 child and they would be watching the Dotty Mcleod breakfast show because it fits in with the time they'd be going to work and taking their children to school.
D) Production processes
Some roles that appeal to me would be things such as researching for planning, and maybe things to do with the pre record part of the production stage such as getting the show's playlist so like music and perhaps pictures and videos to do with the news but not conducting an interview. In pre production the part of uploading the show for people to listen to again online appeals to me a bit.
However one part of the production process for a radio that doesn't appeal for me is the production (live) because I am not a person who likes to talk in front of people so talking into a camera that a live audience would not suit me, so anything to do with presenting would not be for me.
The roles that appeal to me are more to do with behind the scenes and not in front of the camera.
E) Market share
In December 2017 the market share for BBC Radio Cambridgeshire was 5.6% and that means 5.6% of people who listen to the radio decide to listen to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire. Out of the 763,000 people that live in Cambridgeshire only 91,000 of them which is 12% listen to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire in a week. Those 91,000 people overall listen to 895,000 hours per week of BBC Radio Cambridgeshire which means the average time for listening to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire per week is just under 9.9 hours.
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