Main background music for our newscast is an upbeat , catchy theme tune to attract my intended target audience. They would hear the sound and think it's interested and continue to listen.
Headlines: motorbike speeding sound FX for the second story in our newscast (Mopeds)
the transition sound between each headline in a smash to connote the changing of one story to another.
Tasnim's story (1st story on Spithoods) has no music or background music as it is hard news and silence is needed n order to reach our intended target audience properly.
Nuzhat's ( second story on Mopeds) story has the sound FX of a car screeching and the background music at the beginning should sound interesting and aimed at a young audience - not too upbeat as it is a serious story.
My story: sad/piano music to sympathise as my story is a soft story. it is silent when I will insert the audio of the school support worker
The transition from my story which leads into to Noshin's VFX festival story has gaming sound FX and a virtual type music background.
She has no music during her story as it is an outside broadcast.
Semiotics;
Whilst each headline is being read out for each story, each story will have its own sound FX. For example, Nuzhat's story of theft would have a smashing glass sound FX and maybe the sound of a racing motorbike because Mr. Macintosh almost got robed from someone on a Moped. These sounds would be the symbols of her story.
My story would have no sound FX as it's a soft story.
Interactivity at the end of the broadcast should include a Weeknd instrumental as the competition is for a concert at the o2 to watch the Weeknd.
Uses and gratification theory would link to this as our audience members would listen to our radio newscast for entertainment, information and for escapism. They may want to hear it to get more information about their local area too.
The sound effects would link to the hypodermic needle theory as the audience members would automatically assume that the sound FX and the story relating would be interesting and is important.
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