How to Write a Radio Serial Drama for Social Development- PDF
How to Write a Radio Serial Drama for Social Development- PDF
How to Write a Radio Serial Drama for Social Development- PDF
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214 Glossary<br />
source fac<strong>to</strong>rs<br />
speech<br />
Steps <strong>to</strong> Behavior Change<br />
s<strong>to</strong>ry<br />
sub-plot<br />
synopsis<br />
theme<br />
Characteristics of a message’s source that make it interesting, relevant, and<br />
persuasive <strong>for</strong> a particular audience member. In radio drama, these are the<br />
credibility, attractiveness, similarity, and authority of the character who delivers<br />
the message. (Prologue)<br />
Lines spoken by the ac<strong>to</strong>r in a radio or television drama<br />
(Chapter 11).<br />
The five stages that people commonly go through when moving from one type of<br />
behavior <strong>to</strong> a new and markedly different behavior; consists of knowledge,<br />
approval, intention, practice, and advocacy. (Prologue)<br />
An event or series of events that can be either true or fictional; may be presented<br />
in a narrative, a drama, a poem, or a song. (Chapter 3)<br />
A lesser s<strong>to</strong>ry line woven in<strong>to</strong> the main s<strong>to</strong>ry or plot of a serial drama in order <strong>to</strong><br />
enrich it and <strong>to</strong> help convey the message <strong>to</strong> the widest possible audience.<br />
(Chapter 3)<br />
See treatment, below.<br />
The emotional focus of a drama, which reflects a universal moral value or<br />
emotion that is understandable <strong>to</strong> all people at all times, such as truth, courage,<br />
love, fear, greed, or envy. (Chapter 3)<br />
theme music See signature music, above. (Chapter 3)<br />
treatment<br />
unity of place<br />
unity of time<br />
word pictures<br />
<strong>Write</strong>r’s Brief<br />
Narrative outline of all the plots (main plot and sub-plots) of a radio serial that is<br />
written be<strong>for</strong>e scripting of individual programs begins. (Chapter 3)<br />
Assigning each plot in the drama an established location or setting in which the<br />
action of that plot most often occurs. (Chapter 6)<br />
Careful adherence <strong>to</strong> a pre-determined and limited amount of time between the<br />
beginning and end of the serial’s s<strong>to</strong>ry. (Chapter 6)<br />
Carefully chosen words (such as verbs, adjectives, or adverbs) and figures of<br />
speech (such as similes and metaphors) that assist the listener <strong>to</strong> “see” what is<br />
taking place in the drama. (Chapter 7)<br />
Specific in<strong>for</strong>mation given <strong>to</strong> the writer about the objectives, purpose, and<br />
message content of the series; part of the full design document. (Chapter 2)