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    Radio Trails Analysis Sheet-3

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    This document provides guidance for creating a radio trailer for a documentary about legalizing drugs. It recommends using confusing and loud sound effects at the beginning to attract listeners and represent being inside a drug user's head. Upbeat but edgy music should play throughout to match the topic, and sound levels should start loud but get quieter so listeners can focus on the voiceover. The trailer should last around 44 seconds to match typical radio lengths.

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    This document provides guidance for creating a radio trailer for a documentary about legalizing drugs. It recommends using confusing and loud sound effects at the beginning to attract listeners and represent being inside a drug user's head. Upbeat but edgy music should play throughout to match the topic, and sound levels should start loud but get quieter so listeners can focus on the voiceover. The trailer should last around 44 seconds to match typical radio lengths.

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    This document provides guidance for creating a radio trailer for a documentary about legalizing drugs. It recommends using confusing and loud sound effects at the beginning to attract listeners and represent being inside a drug user's head. Upbeat but edgy music should play throughout to match the topic, and sound levels should start loud but get quieter so listeners can focus on the voiceover. The trailer should last around 44 seconds to match typical radio lengths.

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    Radio Trails Analysis Sheet-3

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    David Diaz
    This document provides guidance for creating a radio trailer for a documentary about legalizing drugs. It recommends using confusing and loud sound effects at the beginning to attract listeners and represent being inside a drug user's head. Upbeat but edgy music should play throughout to match the topic, and sound levels should start loud but get quieter so listeners can focus on the voiceover. The trailer should last around 44 seconds to match typical radio lengths.

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    Radio Trails Analysis

    Trail for
    (station/channel)

    Documentary for Channel 4

    Target audience

    People who use drugs and want them to be legalised. Sociologists who could
    be researching in to this area also politicians to see if it would be beneficial to
    change the law

    Tone of voice?

    Serious because they want people to realise how serious they are to make a
    change and how beneficial this change would be. They also use facts to show
    they have researched into the subject area. This is something we will do to
    show our audience we know what we are on about and to persuade them to
    watch it.
    Sound effects are used at the beginning of the trailer. They use sounds that
    are confusing and loud to make it sound like they are inside the head of a
    drug user. This really attracts the listener as it makes them wonder what the
    radio trailer is about and keeps them wanting to hear more. It makes it unique
    compared to the average radio trailer.

    Sound effects?
    (SFX)

    Wildtrack/ambient
    sound?

    Use of music?

    The music is very on edge and bouncy and I think this perfectly represents
    the topic they are discussing. We will also need to make sure that are music
    links in with what we are discussing.

    How many tracks?

    One track this helps the listener concentrate on what is being said rather than
    getting distracted by the music.

    Sound levels?

    The sound effects at the beginning are loud to create the atmosphere
    however the track that is playing throughout is quitter this is so that the
    audience can concentrate on the voice over and what is being said

    Length?

    It is 44 seconds which is what an average radio trailer would be

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