LO 4: Sample Script for Steel Reel

Example Script
We wrote a section of script from our pilot episode. There will be sentences that we will plan to say during a show, but generally the show will be unscripted while we discuss and review films. The general theme of the episode is our top picks of the best films from the last year and also a feature on the local film scene

Radio script

Name of production: The Steel Reel Podcast

Presenter names: Harry Swallow, Jake Dungworth and Lewis Leversidge   

Presenter names	Dialogue/ FX/ MUSIC information
	Intro music then goes to the jingle that introduces the podcast and then we go from one to the other introducing ourselves
Lewis:	Hi, I'm Lewis;I'm with my fellow hosts Jake and Harry and this is our brand new podcast dedicated to the world of film, The Steel Reel Podcast.  In the show we will review, talk about and discuss the film industry in general as well as have our own special “Steel Reel countdown” of our top 10 favourite films of 2014.
JAKE:	But first (PLAYS Pulp fiction theme)
Harry:	(10 seconds into song, volume reduces)  Lets take a look at updates on the local film scene. As some of you may know, Sheffield plays host to the annual DocFest, drawing in crowds of thousands from critics to renown acting talent.
JAKE:	Michael Palin is set to make an appearing, hosting a Q&A following a film screening of The Meaning of Live, documentary featuring the 5 remaining cast members of the uproariously funny, Monty Python who reflect on their live shows of 2014.
Harry:	The screening and Q&A will take place at Sheffield’s Crucible Theatre on Wednesday, June 10. For tickets, priced £15, see sheffdocfest.com Moving on, lets get straight on with the Lad's top 10 pick of the best of 2014; Jake what was you film of 2014?
JAKE	Over the last year, I think I've seen some of the greatest movies of this decade; an absolute highlight was Brad Pitt’s Fury it had Oscar worthy performances.
Harry:	I missed Fury, but all I've heard are great things about it. My film of 2014 just had to be X-MEN Days Of Future Past. Followed closely by Guardians Of The Galaxy and Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Lewis:	I really enjoyed Guardians of the Galaxy as well as The Babadook, I believe the film has revolutionized horror films and definitely raised the bar for future horror films to come.
9.Jake	You would not catch me watching anything like that! Just the trailer left me cowering for days. (ALL Laugh) Okay, so Harry; what made X-MEN your film of the year?
10.Harry:	I liked it because of the subtle mixes of tension and comedy, something they seem to be doing a lot these days with big blockbuster action and hero films. When it's done right it makes for a great film an I think they pulled it off perfectly; Days of Future Past had some real top notch acting.
11.Lewis:	Yes. I agree, the only downfall for me was the look of the Sentinels; but the costume and make-up as well as the graphics were top notch
12.Jake	Oh yeah! Jennifer Lawrence's character Mystique has never looked better. Makeup and costume on this production has really been quite exceptional.