me and Matt started off with going through our interview of the Shadsworth documentary and taking the audio out of the footage and adding it to adobe audition, adobe audition is a digital audio work station from adobe systems featuring both a multi-track, non-destructive mix/edit environment and a destructive-approach waveform editing view. we then scripted our interview of Ian so then we could go through the certain points that would be appropriate in our production as we wernt really interested in all of the interview we mainly wanted to tell the listener what he would be able to do with the use of a Beez card at the leisure centre, we then started by borrowing a voice recorder off Brian then going into the sound proof room and briefing our scripts for our radio program we wanted to make our work funny enjoyable and to an interest which would bested suit our target audience we thought we would aim for the target audience from 16 to 21 we wanted to target a young audience with our work as we thought it was most relevant to people of that age, we purposely aimed for the young target audience, to entertain the viewer and make our radio program fun. we generated a good radio program and it is finished and exported onto the mac monitor that we was on, i personally think that our work was good and to a high standard to inform and also entertain the listener about the program and also so that they can see the funny side to it. we could of made it better if we would of had access to be able to meet Ian again and tell him what was going to on with our radio program and also have Ian being more fun as he was talking more on a serious note then he was having a laugh but apart from that we worked to the best of our ability and completed the work to a high standard and i think that our radio program would entertain and also inform any listener about the beez card scheme.
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