Radio Jockeying
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Vatsal Chaturvedi
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Advertising management has a better scope as the advent of radio is not very long. The radio industry is declining day by day in various parts of the world (recently being shut down in Norway). On the other hand, no new ventures are coming up in the radio industry. On the other hand, advertising has the scope as long as there are markets. On the other hand, due to the expanding markets, this sector is poised to grow.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Raja,
Radio Jockeying as it looks like is not just about talking, it also includes music programming, scripting, presenting radio shows and lending voice to commercials, documentaries, etc. So one has to be very enthusiastic, confident, witty, spontaneous and creative. You need to have great inter-personal skills, clear diction and understand voice modulation. AIR holds auditions every three months and selected RJs are given training for two months and introduced to audio technology. If you are interested in the field, this can be a great start to a booming career. Apart from this, many institutes offer short term certificate course
Radio Jockeying as it looks like is not just about talking, it also includes music programming, scripting, presenting radio shows and lending voice to commercials, documentaries, etc. So one has to be very enthusiastic, confident, witty, spontaneous and creative. You need to have great inter-personal skills, clear diction and understand voice modulation. AIR holds auditions every three months and selected RJs are given training for two months and introduced to audio technology. If you are interested in the field, this can be a great start to a booming career. Apart from this, many institutes offer short term certificate course
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Jassica,
No formal training is required in Radio Jockeying, since it is a talent based field. To develop confidence and flare in this field, one needs to have exposure. You can take up a Degree or Diploma in Mass Communication in order to polish your skills and knowledge. Also, there are plenty of private institutes that offer certificate courses in radio broadcast. Maths doesn't have anything to do with your talent.
No formal training is required in Radio Jockeying, since it is a talent based field. To develop confidence and flare in this field, one needs to have exposure. You can take up a Degree or Diploma in Mass Communication in order to polish your skills and knowledge. Also, there are plenty of private institutes that offer certificate courses in radio broadcast. Maths doesn't have anything to do with your talent.
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