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#fox #foxes #urbanfox The Fox Project was founded by Trevor Williams. The organisation cares for sick foxes in a rescue zone of a 70 x 60 mile area. It ranges from the Kent coastline to East Sussex to South London. Most foxes treated by The Fox Project spend a total of two weeks at their hospital. The charity's policy is to return the rescued foxes to the same place they were found, that way the animals will re-acclimate to the area quickly. For more information on caring for urban foxes please check out their website: https://foxproject.org.uk/ By the way, if you do love foxes..please donate :) Check out their 'Raise Money' tab. In my personal opinion as the co-film maker (Myself and Rebecca did it for free), they're saving foxes and doing good work. P.S. I personally feed 5-6 cheeky south London foxes daily..but from my window... so they're still very wary of any human contact, which is a good thing! :) I co-made this video with Rebecca Mason.

1. Keep the channel fader DOWN 2. Switch the channel’s ON button on. (If it has one). 3. Press the PFL button down. 4. Press play from your source or speak into the microphone. (Make sure you are in a comfortable position in front of the mic and speak at your normal volume.) 5. Look at the meters on the right-hand side of the desk. 6. Use the gain button at the top of the channel to adjust the source/voice until the meters peak at 0. (We go to 0 on this desk) 7. Switch off the PFL button (so that the button is UP). 8. Open the fader to 0 on the desk 9. Press play from the source/start speaking into your microphone. Read more here: https://www.onlineradioschool.com/radio-training-videos/master-the-mixing-desk-like-a-professional-radio-dj

While studying media law is very tedious for radio DJs and podcasters, it's probably the most important thing a radio presenter has to learn. While this is mainly UK based law, this video also covers libel in the US. Even if you're not UK based, you should still watch it as you will understand what to not say. You can read more here https://www.onlineradioschool.com/radio-training-videos/media-law-for-radio-presenters

Talking over your guest drives me up the flipping wall, and professional broadcasters and podcasters are notoriously bad for doing this. So here’s a question for you: What is the sole purpose of your interview? The primary purpose of an interview is to get information from your guest across to your audience, and you can’t do that if you’re talking over the flipping answers. Gorgonzola cheese man! The interview is not about you and your big gob - NO - it’s about getting the information from your guest across to the audience. To sum up One - Ask your question and then keep your big mouth shut. Two - Listen to the flipping answers and keep your big mouth shut. Three - Don’t talk over the answers - keep your big mouth shut. And FINALLY don’t make stupid noises when your guest is replying to your questions. www.onlineradioschool.com

Everything you say needs to have a beginning, middle and end. And I mean EVERYTHING! In the last 18 years, I've seen soOoOOoOoOO many presenters waffle and waffle. They think they're amazing by just 'giving it;', when in fact they're just talking cow poo. And trust me, I've heard sooooo much cow poo over the last 18 years. Before you open your gob, know EXACTLY what you're going to say. Know how you're going to start your presenter link and MORE IMPORTANTLY know how you're going to finish it. Ask yourself this: how are you going to introduce your next item? Random waffle is baaaad; prepared speech is awesome. So, do you know what you're going to say now? Ashley www.onlineradioschool.com

Nine Year BBC World Service Veteran reveals his step by step process for setting up a mainstream radio show in just five hours. With over 800 students, the Online Radio School is proud to deliver online training in radio presenting and media interviewing. Created by Ashley, an ex BBC World Service, Radio Studio Manager, FM radio presenter and community radio trainer of eighteen years, the Online Radio School will get you broadcasting top-quality shows within 5 hours. When you sign up to study, you get lifetime access to the courses and lifetime aftercare from me (before I croak that is...T Minus 15 years I reckon!) And don't worry, I'm always here for any advice or questions you may have. P.S. As I've spent many years unemployed, I've kept the prices pretty low as most courses are a total rip off. Don't rent..own! Find out more here: www.onlineradioschool.com

A simulrec is a great idea. We used them all the time at the BBC World Service. Two people talk to each other via Skype or the phone. While talking via Skype/phone, both of you also record the conversation into a high-quality microphone. So, you chat through the phone/Skype, etc.; however, both of you also record into good mics at the same time. Once the interview is over, one of you sends the other person the high-quality audio WAV/AIFF file. The other person edits both quality files together. Now, you have an interview where both people have high-quality audio, and it's not crappy audio recorded through a PC microphone. www.onlineradioschool.com

Discover the top 5 radio presenting mistakes that all new presenters make. Get the info to this super sexy video in PDF form here: https://www.onlineradioschool.com/common-mistakes.html

1. Keep the channel fader DOWN 2. Switch the channel’s ON button on. (If it has one). 3. Press the PFL button down. 4. Press play from your source or speak into the microphone. (Make sure you are in a comfortable position in front of the mic and speak at your normal volume.) 5. Look at the meters on the right-hand side of the desk. 6. Use the gain button at the top of the channel to adjust the source/voice until the meters peak at 0. (We go to 0 on this desk) 7. Switch off the PFL button (so that the button is UP). 8. Open the fader to 0 on the desk 9. Press play from the source/start speaking into your microphone. Read more here: https://www.onlineradioschool.com/radio-training-videos/master-the-mixing-desk-like-a-professional-radio-dj

This interviewing course (with 226 students) has been fully updated (14/5/2020). The long term plan is to incorporate it into a much larger radio documentary course. I've reduced the price to £12 minus VAT(about £14.40). Join now for lifetime access.

I'm Ashley, a nine Year BBC World Service, Radio veteran. Study with me, and I'll reveal to you my step by step process for setting up a mainstream radio show in just five hours. With over 800 students, the Online Radio School is proud to deliver online training in radio presenting and media interviewing. Created by Ashley, an ex BBC World Service, Radio Studio Manager, FM radio presenter and community radio trainer of eighteen years, the Online Radio School will get you broadcasting top-quality shows within 5 hours. When you sign up to study, you get lifetime access to the courses and lifetime aftercare from me (before I croak that is...T Minus 15 years I reckon!) And don't worry, I'm always here for any advice or questions you may have. P.S. As I've spent many years unemployed, I've kept the prices pretty low as most courses are a total rip off. Don't rent..own! Find out more here: https://www.onlineradioschool.com/radio-dj.html