Radio scripts

Product: Oxfam charity

Length: 30 seconds

Medium: Radio

Writer: Tyler Case

                                          Production notes

Narrator voiced by Tyler case (me – English accent)

Lucy voiced by Annabelle hill (English accent)

Kim voiced by Lesharn Linton (English – African accent)

MUSIC  -  FROM 00.00 PLAY 30 SECONDS TO MARS – ALIBI INSTRUMENTAL – BEGIN THE SONG AT 1.16 AND FADE OUT AT 1.36 AS THE ADVERT ENDS.

Script 1  

Narrator (me) – “ SPEAKS ENTHUSIASTIC “ Lucy and Kim are both 15-year-old girls.Lucy like you lives in the UK in a big house. Lucy travels from the sofa to her fridge to get clean water. Kim lives in Liberia with her ill mother in a hut. Kim must travel 20 miles to get dirty water which is slowly killing her.  Until now Lucy did not realise she could save Kim’s life by giving just £1 a month

Voice actress (Lucy) – “ SPEAKS SADLY “ I met Kim and it all became real to me. I used to change the channel when these adverts would come on but now i cry because " PAUSE - ENTHUSIASTIC " i realise these are teenagers just like us and we can save their life. Please donate to Oxfam and save a life"

Narrator ( me ) : “ SPEAKS ENTHUSIASTIC  “ With your donation of £1 a month you can save other teenagers just like you. 

This advert would be played mid day 3-5. I chose this time because it is after school time / 3/4pm and a few hours before prime time 

Script 2

 Narrator (me ) : “ SPEAKS STERNLY “ Kim has to travel 20 miles to drink dirty infected water which is killing her and her family . She lives on £1.25 a day , The cost of a bottle of coke in the UK. Giving  £1 a month to Oxfam will allow Kim and other teenagers like you to live. 

Voice actress -  " SPEAKS BRITTLE/SAD " please save me . im just like you. i should be going to school, making friends. i wish i could be your friend. please donate to oxfam.

Narrator: " SPEAKS ENTHUSIASTIC "Visit www.oxfamkim.com to donate and find out how to help and communicate with teens just like Kim. Do it. Donate to Oxfam now and save a life. 

This advert however would be played in the morning ( 7am-9am ) as it is text heavy and more repetitive meaning it will stay in the listeners mind throughout the day.