half term radio one live lounge h/w

 

•             Timeline of entire episode.

Intro to Sam smith (0-0.05), his first song lay me down (0.20-4.50), song 2 I’m not the only one (4.50-8.50), audience interaction (9-10.30), song 3 leave your lover (10.35-13.40), 1st cover song Alesha keys (14.30-22), talking about relationship with radio 1(22.22-23), song 4(23.05-26.24), cover George Michel remix (27.06-31), song 5(31.30-34.50), Last song (35.30-40) 

•       Main sections: British artist and content promoting British music, interviews, news.          
•           They get Sam smith to perform two covers instead of one to promote 50 years of radio one.   
•           The host Clara introduces Sam sings their songs and promotes them to the audience and to                radio live then they chooses two songs to cover
•       No breaks it continues to the next song 
•       Sam addresses the audience - at the end they thanks the live lounge and the audience for having        them
•       personalisation for the audience as they sing their own songs and covers 

•             How is the episode constructed? Why?  

 ~      It has a range of performances from Sam smith then he sings some covers.

 ~      Loosely constructed allows the audience to feel as though they are in a relaxed audience 

•             Who is the target audience? Why?          

                   ~      I think it’s more for adults as most of the audience is adults and its more mature songs                                  (not really pop) for his distinctive voice so appeals to a wide range of audiences

                   ~   Diverse as the backup singers are of different ethnicities and different genders and the                                 host Clara is from black community and Sam smith is part of lqbtq+ community so its all-                           inclusive. Therefore appealing to a wide audience 

                   ~    primary audience 15-21 secondary audience 20-28 

                   ~   men and women 

•             What is the audience address of The Radio 1 Live Lounge in terms of its content and style?

~        It appeals to the audience because of its range of celebrities which you get to hear and the cover songs that they get to hear the audience sing and move their hands which makes the  live lounge more interactive asking the audience to be more engaged.

 ~       It's quite informal as they chat to the audience and urges everyone to sing along like a concert, feel connected so they share personal experiences so it's more intimate for them and the audience.