Radio dramas can contain huge, outlandish ideas without the need for a huge budget to bring them to life. 1. Write the script. Like any other kind of play, your story starts with a script.

put any sound effects for your play like this. Example: Cogs whirring. CHARACTER: Character names appear in capitals with a colon on the left. The name must stay the same throughout the script.

Occasionally a serial may return, for example ... slot your script is intended for. You should send a full single play - or if it is for the 15 Minute Drama series slot on Radio 4, you should ...

An example of Perceptive Media is ... The data picked up by the radio about its location and surroundings alters the play script and audio settings within limits without the listener having ...

The 1938 Radio Script, as its next student production! Broadcast from New York's Mercury Theatre in 1938, this infamous radio play, based on the novel by H. G. Wells, had many terrified listeners ...

This post should give you a sense of the basic components of a public radio script. The real-life example is a story by NPR Congressional Correspondent Ailsa Chang about "regular order." ...

Using the radio play script from 1941, the Maltese Falcon features Detective Sam Spade as he gets involved with a beautiful, but mysterious client and a cast of eccentric criminals on their quest ...

Forty-seven radio scripts and a movie have been entered into the inaugural Future Classics radio script competition. From January to March, Adelaide-based radio theatre company, insight presents, ...