Pre-Production and Preparation

Our first rotation was Live TV shows, our aim was to create and film a live Tv quiz show. Our show and its questions were to be based upon different aspects of Media, as a group we decided the five rounds that made up the show would be Music, Internet, Television, movie and Quickfire. First our class was split into five groups and were allowed to decide on which round we would like to create, my group chose to be in charge of the Music round. Within the groups there were four different roles, content producer, technical producer, post production producer and art director. I took on the role of Content Producer, this meant i was in charge of the scripting of the round and its questions, because our music round was first in the shows running order the script also had to include the host introduction. Not only was i in charge of scripting and questions but also making sure that everything worked, was finish and in order to ensure that our round was complete and the best it could be.
We decided to used a range of questions involving audio and video inserts (VT), the first set of questions would be instrumentals of well known songs and the two teams would have to answer who the artist was and the title of the track. For the next set of questions we used a JLS and a Girls Aloud music video, frosting out the face of one member from each group. I found the videos we wanted to used on YouTube, worked out the ideal timings and position for a freeze frame on the frosted face and then handed the information over to our Post Production Producer who was able to download the video and trim it to my timings. These originally were are only questions but when it came to making our rounds running order with estimated timings we found we had time to add some more in. We decided these would be bonus questions at the end of the round based on the previous bands used in the VT's.
I had already began several versions of the script but when we had decided on what was to be the final questions I began on a more final script. Unfortunately I was a way for turning my final script into a official TV show script so the technical producer who at the time didn't have much to do was able to step up and copy mine script into the correct format but late I was able to look over it and make any corrections if neeed (which they weren't).
I also was able to help out the art directors team with the painting and putting up of the set to alow them to have more time to concentration on the complicated design.