For more than a decade, radio has occupied a leading position among the mass media, because it is available even when you are bored in traffic. Broadcasting news on radio waves is a difficult task, but doable.
Instructions
Step 1
Work on diction, because it is the basis of professionalism for people of speaking professions. Clear pronunciation is especially important for news anchors, as their speech conveys information to listeners. Pronounce the words clearly, do not "swallow" the endings.
Step 2
Keep track of the pace. The speaking of the newsletter text should be slightly faster than the tempo of normal speech. The main thing here is not to overdo it, because especially keen DJs reach incredible speed, as a result of which the meaning of the phrases remains a mystery for the listeners.
Step 3
Remember the norms of the Russian language. Without their knowledge, you have nothing to do on the radio. You should not be mistaken in the pronunciation of words, the placement of stress. Competent speech for a radio host is as important as diction.
Step 4
Restrain your emotions. The presentation of news information should be devoid of one color or another, that is, it always remains neutral, giving listeners the opportunity to independently form their own judgments about the facts. Therefore, you will have to work on yourself so that not a single intonation betrays your attitude to what you are talking about.
Step 5
Read the text of the issue in advance. Of course, it happens to read and emergency messages, but in other cases, be sure to find out what you have to talk about in front of tens of thousands of people. This will give you a better chance of avoiding mistakes, reservations and other troubles that are not allowed in the world of radio hosts.
Step 6
Speak tongue twisters for five to ten minutes before going on air. In addition to exercising at home, be sure to warm up before graduation. This will help tune the vocal cords, warm them up.
Step 7
Be prepared for the unexpected. Right during the broadcast, you can always receive urgent information that needs to be immediately transformed and conveyed to the listeners in competent text. Just one sentence, communicating a certain fact, should instantly become a short text adapted for broadcasting.
