A Radio Jockey is a professional in charge of providing entertainment and information through various radio programs. Also known as RJs or Radio DJs, radio jockeys work for radio stations and follow their station's directions in the shows they host. Radio jockeying, as a profession, is one of the most entertaining pursuits for young people today. People had once started ignoring and forgetting the radio, but now many young and educated persons want to become a successful radio jockey.

 

This course covers the concepts like public speaking, community radio, voice-over, intonation, and radio journalism. It will help you handle live shows, format radio programs, and conduct interviews. It also covers basic terminologies in fluency and voice.

 

In this course, you will learn about voice modulation, microphones, mixers and consoles, and other techniques of radio production. The course will teach you to develop a creative script, and narrate it for a radio show. It will also teach you how to improve voice quality, accent, usage of words & timing. At the end of the course, you will be able to articulate clearly and seek the attention of the audience.

 

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