Using your planning ideas and draft of your script, you need to EXPLAIN the conventions you have used/ going to use in the FORMATTING and LAYOUT of your script for RADIO – Use the research from LO1 analysis of scripts and BBC Radio Sheffield script to help you.
RADIO TALK SHOW: Where are the following positioned in your script/ why are they important based on knowledge of scripts/ target audience/ radio talk shows:
1. Slugline
2. Margins and breaks
3. Presenter names
4. Timings
5. Dialogue
6. Music
7. Sound effects
8. Jingles
9. Interviews/ features
10. News
11. Adverts
Slugline

The slugline is positioned at the top of the entire script to give key information to the production team. Our script includes presenters names,location, name of the production and that the script is a radio script. This is important due to it being the first thing you see on the script and first thing you need everyone needs to know. Looking at BBC Radio Sheffield's script it also straight away presents the location, title and presenters.
Margins and Breaks
In order for our script to be separated we have included margins and breaks to clearly separate our Dialogue/FX and Music Introduction with our presenters/ who's taking. Clear layout of the script is to benefit and make the task easier for the presenters and production team.
Presenter Names


The presenters names are positioned on the left side of the script under the heading 'presenters names' this is to allow the presenter and production team to clearly understand who is talking. This is the same as the BBC Radio Sheffield script, where it is easy to identify who's talking and also positioned on the left.
Timing
Timing a script is very important as it gives us a rough idea on how long it may be.We have positioned the timing under the presenters name. This is because it is in a clear and obvious position giving the presenters a rough idea to know if they are over/under running. BBC Radio Sheffield Live!
Interviews and Features
In our script we have featured call ins for confessions. This is because our target audience would enjoy listening to others secrets/confessions and it is also gives us different/ varied content to present to our listeners. Confessions /Call Ins are featured towards the end as this
Music
The music which is featured on our radio script is presented several times in our script after our Jingle. The song we have chosen to feature fist was Drake's God Plan song. This is because it is trending at the moment and very suited to our 16-24,C2DE target audience.Including a songs in the script is important as it keeps and draws more listeners in without boring them through just constant talking. It keeps the listeners intrigued.
Sound Effects
Sound effects is positioned on the right side of our script under Dialogue/FX and Music Introduction. This allows the production team specifically the sound editors to be able to clearly understand and locate where the sound effect in the script need to be. We have also included this in red writing in order for it to be easily distinguished from the dialogue, which is much easier.
Dialogue
News
We have included a news segment as part of our dialogue, this is featured at the very beginning of our radio show as it allows our audience to be updated with things such as weather, road works and general local news. This news is specifically targeted at our target audience through the news being based on the demographic of our audience.
The news segment is also the longest part of dialogue without interruptions. Looking at other scripts and Sheffield Live! Script it is also the longest piece of dialogue.

Jingles
Again, we have featured jingles under the Dialogue/FX and Music Introduction heading as this is easy and clearly positioned. It is written in red as this is quite easy to locate. We have created jingles to feature continuously through out our script. Looking at other existing script a Jingles are featured multiple times on their radio show. This is to sort of 'create a brand' for our listeners and for them to be quite familiar with the radio show.
Adverts
The advertisements on the radio scripts are positioned in-between the radio show as we feature 3 different advertisements targeted, related and appealing towards our target audience. Also, the advertisement is featured in the same position as the res of the dialogue.
RADIO TALK SHOW: Where are the following positioned in your script/ why are they important based on knowledge of scripts/ target audience/ radio talk shows:
1. Slugline
2. Margins and breaks
3. Presenter names
4. Timings
5. Dialogue
6. Music
7. Sound effects
8. Jingles
9. Interviews/ features
10. News
11. Adverts
Slugline

The slugline is positioned at the top of the entire script to give key information to the production team. Our script includes presenters names,location, name of the production and that the script is a radio script. This is important due to it being the first thing you see on the script and first thing you need everyone needs to know. Looking at BBC Radio Sheffield's script it also straight away presents the location, title and presenters.
Margins and Breaks
In order for our script to be separated we have included margins and breaks to clearly separate our Dialogue/FX and Music Introduction with our presenters/ who's taking. Clear layout of the script is to benefit and make the task easier for the presenters and production team.
Presenter Names


The presenters names are positioned on the left side of the script under the heading 'presenters names' this is to allow the presenter and production team to clearly understand who is talking. This is the same as the BBC Radio Sheffield script, where it is easy to identify who's talking and also positioned on the left.
Timing
Timing a script is very important as it gives us a rough idea on how long it may be.We have positioned the timing under the presenters name. This is because it is in a clear and obvious position giving the presenters a rough idea to know if they are over/under running. BBC Radio Sheffield Live!
Interviews and Features
In our script we have featured call ins for confessions. This is because our target audience would enjoy listening to others secrets/confessions and it is also gives us different/ varied content to present to our listeners. Confessions /Call Ins are featured towards the end as this
Music
The music which is featured on our radio script is presented several times in our script after our Jingle. The song we have chosen to feature fist was Drake's God Plan song. This is because it is trending at the moment and very suited to our 16-24,C2DE target audience.Including a songs in the script is important as it keeps and draws more listeners in without boring them through just constant talking. It keeps the listeners intrigued.
Sound Effects
Sound effects is positioned on the right side of our script under Dialogue/FX and Music Introduction. This allows the production team specifically the sound editors to be able to clearly understand and locate where the sound effect in the script need to be. We have also included this in red writing in order for it to be easily distinguished from the dialogue, which is much easier.
Dialogue
The dialogue is featured on the right side of the script below the headings Dialogue/FX and music introduction. This allows the production/ pre production team to easily identify where everything is located and what to do. Looking at BBC Sheffield Live! and other scripts it clearly presents the dialogue always on the right side.
News
We have included a news segment as part of our dialogue, this is featured at the very beginning of our radio show as it allows our audience to be updated with things such as weather, road works and general local news. This news is specifically targeted at our target audience through the news being based on the demographic of our audience.
The news segment is also the longest part of dialogue without interruptions. Looking at other scripts and Sheffield Live! Script it is also the longest piece of dialogue.

Jingles
Again, we have featured jingles under the Dialogue/FX and Music Introduction heading as this is easy and clearly positioned. It is written in red as this is quite easy to locate. We have created jingles to feature continuously through out our script. Looking at other existing script a Jingles are featured multiple times on their radio show. This is to sort of 'create a brand' for our listeners and for them to be quite familiar with the radio show.
Adverts
The advertisements on the radio scripts are positioned in-between the radio show as we feature 3 different advertisements targeted, related and appealing towards our target audience. Also, the advertisement is featured in the same position as the res of the dialogue.