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BOOsTER
hi,
at first I know this is propably not the 100% right board to post it, but I applied for a job of radio moderator on a local radio station. The station is quite commercial but I guess it's better job to work with ty music instead of not working with music at all.

Just wonder if you could give me any advices on how to be the "best" on the voice tests etc... :-)

anyone works in a radio here or something?
Boomer187
pronounciate. my brother went to broadcast school and they spent a week on that. you have to be clear, so practice that.
BOOsTER
well I have 2 years of rhetoric lessons...that shouldn't be a big problem :))

thanks though :)
Boomer187
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Originally posted by BOOsTER
well I have 2 years of rhetoric lessons...that shouldn't be a big problem :))

thanks though :)



sweet.



oh and dont up muhahaha

hehe
BOOsTER
thanks :D:D:D I will let you know how i did on 11th ;)
Tony Morello
i've been in radio for about 6 years

in college we spent the entire 2 years going over proper speaking techniques and how to clearly enunciate along with our other assignments

if you're not willing to enroll in a credible institution, look for acting classes in your area

they will help you read a script without sounding read on top of helping you with proper speaking techniques

i tell you now, get proper training if you want to be on air, you will sound like you know what you're doing and won't sound like some amateur who stumbled in off the street to those with actual training (trust me, we can tell)
BOOsTER
well getting courses for 7 days is quite...hmmm...5 minutes to twelve?

I just need to fool them... :D I can practice later lol
Tony Morello
that's what i'm trying to tell you

speaking on air and being articulate is something that takes a lot of practice, you can't fake on air talent

like djing, script reading takes years of practice and training

i can usually tell if an on air person is properly trained
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