Each person will be assigned a role as you research and develop a script for a radio broadcast. Radio producers are in charge of the overall development of the broadcast and must ensure that group members participate and cooperate. Facilitate the background research assignments and facilitate the division of labor for writing and producing the broadcast.
Sound engineers are in charge of the technical aspects of recording the broadcast.
They are also responsible for sound effects, overall sound quality, background research and program content. The producers and sound engineers may also participate as personalities, but at least one person is responsible for the anchor position. Be sure you develop a theme for questions you ask of the president, and keep the interview lively and well-paced. Choose three from the following list . . . . Radio commercial for a product advertised in 1926.