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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Lesson Objective: To understand the elements of Radio Drama and explore how a performance is put together.
Task 1: What is Radio Drama?
- Radio drama is a dramatised audio performance, broadcast on radio, or other audio media.
- Radio was first invented in 1895, but it wasn’t until 1922 that the BBC were able to broadcast radio shows in the uk. By the late 1930’s, radio drama was widely popular in many parts of the world and the most accessible ‘digital’ way to experience drama.
- There were, and still are, lots of different programmes in many different genres, from mysteries to thrillers, soap operas and comedies.
Task 2: Discussion.
Have a look at the two pictures of a radio drama in action and make some notes on what you see.
Picture 1: 03:55 // Picture 2: 04:55
- What do you notice about the performance space?
- Where are the audience?
- Can you identify the set / props / costumes?
- What challenges do you think there might be for people creating a performance in this way?
Task 3: Radio Drama Example // 05:44
Listen to the start of this BBC Radio Drama - Shadows of The Past - by Rosemary Timperley and note down all the different sounds that your hear.
Task 4: The 4 Elements of Radio Drama // 07:45
MUSIC - SOUND EFFECTS - NARRATION - DIALOGUE
Watch the example of these in the video above and then search online for a radio drama of your choice create a mind map of your own showing audio examples for each of the four elements.
Enjoy the lesson!
#radiodrama #dramaresource #dramadan
I wasn't sent here by my drama teacher, instead I am turning you into my new drama teacher because I don"t know how to do my drama projects so you are teaching me now lol. Thanks for the helpful and entertaining videos!
Great to hear Kyana thank you for tuning in to the channel and I’m so pleased that you’re enjoying the lessons! 😃
POV: your looking at all the POV's and thinking that I need to stop looking at them and get back to you drama lesson
look at evryone in our classes comments
POV: You look at the comments and they all say POV
I’ve even thought about adding a POV comment myself 😉
POV: YOUR HERE FROM YOUR TEACHER :)
Hello ishtiaq It's Rebecca!
Yes😭
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Omg yess
yes ._.
POV: everyone is saying i'm here from online school.
Probably right! 👍🏻
Yup
yep😂
Pov: Youre here from your theater teacher.
Indeed
Yes
Yep
Hello friend
Yup
POV all comments say POV........
but any way
POV you were sent here by ur drama teacher
Who else was sent for online learning
Who is from BWS?
I’ve not done a drama class, I’m literally just here to learn about radio dramas because I want to make one of my own, lol.
Amazing...how did you get on?!
POV: your here from your online school
👍🏻
Yea
POV: you accidentally asked your mum if she listened to radio drama in the 1930s
my drama teacher sent me here, but I'm not complaining because this is so fun! THANK YOUUUU!!! xx
Glad you’ve enjoyed the lesson!
POV- he works at your school
POV: Your here days late from your drama lessons
Better late than never 😉
Ha! Love that you knew to first establish what a radio is. Enjoying the slightly longer, in-depth format too. :0)
“A radio 📻 , who needs a radio?! Mock.Yeah. Ing. Yeah. Bird Yeah!”
Thanks for the feedback! It took me a while to actually find one too 😂
I just scrolled through all 100 comments
That’s commitment!
I think the first snippet of the radio play which depicted a scene between two people walking inside a room to investigate, though shown in audio only, is from the radio play of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
Finally lessons to do radio drama...when I first got interested in it I didn't see anything about it on here
Thanks for checking them out Kamill! Hoping to put more up soon! 😃
POV: you are here from school!
If u are like!!!!
👍🏻
Thanks Dan. I am learning about radio play and it was a very knowledgeable lesson.
Glad to hear it!
Great. I was looking for the same.
Very creative. Thanks for sharing this bro. Great presentation
Thanks so much subscribing and for the feedback. Really appreciate it
poppin' video teach! 👍
I really like how you put in the best for your audience! This video is successful!
Kind of you to say. Thanks for engaging with the channel!
Appreciate your clip. Great work.
Thanks Andrew 👍🏻🎄
I used this for school and it was amazing!
Fantastic!
This is very helpful, I'm currently teaching 9th grade on how to device a radio drama
Great that you’re finding it helpful Nicole!
Hello 8E
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Hi Dan,
Great videos.
Can I please ask, what app were you using for the filters? Was it a social media website?
Trying to think of an app I could get the children to experiment with in a lesson environment that isn't a social media platform.
Thanks so much 😊
Hi Natalia thanks! Yes it was actually I was using the TikTok filters (not that I’m an actual active user of the platform 😂). Great question though, it’s good to explore alternatives to social media! I’ve just had a quick scan on the App Store and there’s an app called ‘Banuba’ that’s maybe worth a look!?
Seems to have similar filters available without the need to create an account to use them. Maybe start there?!
Try Flipgrid
I finish this video that my drama teacher sent me, and end up procrastinating because of everything else on this channel and on my recommended
Edit: Wow that camera is amazing
We all procrastinate from time to time, hopefully you’ve picked up a few helpful gems of wisdom from other the videos you watched 🤞
POV: you're watching this video for school and sort the comments by new to see if anyone from your class commented
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Omg yes-
pov: your drama teacher sent you the link to this in your online meeting chat
zach lol
oh heyyyy zachhhh
@@prod.tyler9 😂😂😂
It is very helpful and informative, thanks a lot :)
Great, pleased that you’ve found it useful!
@@DramaDan Absolutely useful, we are a small theatre community and because of covid-19 our face-to-face theater exercises have finished. We decided to make a radio theater and we consider using the tremendous information that you have provided us. Thanks again. Have a nice day :)
Superb! Yes it’s so difficult at the moment for practical work but m Radio Drama seems to be quite a good format for staying collaborative at the moment. We’ve had some great pieces from the lessons so far!
@@DramaDan I will watch other episodes, thanks again :)
I was wondering, is it actually possible to do radio drama live on TH-cam? You see, I've written some scripts and would like to manifest them. Is it possible?
Yes I can't see why not! Providing you have everything you need to perform it. Are you wanting to create the experience of Live Radio audibly or for people to see the live 'performance' element visually whilst it is happening?
@@DramaDan I assume that Live radio sounds easier to perform. But originally, I was hoping to start with that, THEN work my way up to live action performance. Does that sound doable?
Interesting
Awesome resource. Where can I get access to your lesson plans? Cheers
Susan Bertoia thanks so much for tuning in to it. You should be able to see the lesson structure in the full description below each video 😃
Radio drama is tsill airing here in the Philippines. Until now. 📻🤓
Hello
yoooo
HEY CLASS
Schools are watching u. How cool!! Your gonna get hundreds of views 😂😂
hi 7a
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I have the same laptop as you
It's definitely the best colour 😜
POV: Hello 7A
👍🏻
Hello
POV: You ARE the teacher and you're doing lesson prep
😂 Thanks for checking out the videos Erin! Hope you find them useful!
POV: your from my school because we all need to watch this
POV: I was sent by my drama teacher
Good content.. but distracting background track. Found it very hard to follow parts of the video. Could you kindly tone down the background please?
Thanks for the feedback. Will certainly take this on board for future videos!
POV you're from Old world radio mod for Fallout.
the 33 dislikes: erh , he cant even use a radio,
Probably should have practiced tuning it in before filming 😂
pov online school
P.O.V: my name jeffff
Jeff is my real name.
Sorry but the never ending music loop under your presentation stopped me finding this useful. After 3 minutes it was all I could hear. Personally I want to hear what you have to say, which sounded good. I just could not tune out the tunes. Beware. Never ending background music was used to break down detainees in Guantanamo Bay. I have no idea why so many YootYoobers do background music under speech.
Chris this is really useful feedback, thanks for taking to time to comment!
I agree, it’s definitely too much. I’m going to be changing the format for future videos. Thanks for tuning in!
@@DramaDan Thanks for the reply.
pov: you looking for 2 interesting take aways from this video :,)
Did you find any?
@@DramaDan ya I sure did your video was actually very helpful thank you!
Great to hear thanks for taking to time to comment 👍
I'm here from my teacher i don't get ittttttttt
POV: Either I wasn't listening or I was looking for pointers relating to this video's title coz he's story telling too much in the first 5 minutes or I just don't feel like this is helpful coz it's just another drama in the form of a lesson; hypothetically speaking. 😒
Thanks for your comment Michelle. Just for feedback on future videos, what parts did you feel were not helpful or not related to the title?
LOL🤣🤣🤣🤣😂