Titlebook: Storytelling in Radio and Podcasts; A Practical Guide Sven Preger Textbook 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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Character Development: The Actor Drives the Story,e reporter themselves appears as the protagonist, the same rules apply to them as to other protagonists. This chapter shows how real protagonists sound and how working with actual people can lead to good original sound tape and thus to recognisable characters in narratives.

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Work Routine for the Narrative Reporter,ntrol of the process, a structured approach helps—from the pitch to the final documentation, which also includes how to avoid the most important story mistakes. This chapter therefore concludes with examples of what a narration workflow can look like and how to fix the ten most frequent story problems we identified at the beginning of this book.

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Who Speaks: Developing and Implementing a Narrative Attitude,ustic narratives. This chapter shows what the narrative attitude is all about and how to develop and form it. It answers one of the most important questions for audio narratives: How can a narrator not only present the story, but really tell it?

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Ethics and the Limits of Narrations: Is This Still Journalism?,core criticisms directed against narrations and narratives. It uncovers where the differences between acoustic narrations and other forms of journalistic presentation lie and what consequences this entails. The chapter shows what contribution narrations can make to social debates and what form a responsible approach to this can take.

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Textbook 2021omplex narratives? Richly illustrated using practical examples, the book guides the reader through various stages of developing a non-fiction narrative and examines structure, character development, suspense, narration, sound-design and ethics.    .

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Staging: From Script to Sound, you want it to. The following applies: The staging begins with the sound recordings in the field and continues during the writing process. If you don’t have your story in your own ears, you won’t be able to make others hear it.