What's on the Log
Three sessions, each timed and priced in advance.
Every block below states its duration, what it covers and what it costs — the same way a broadcast schedule states what's coming next.
Audio Reporting Foundations
A session for reporters adding recorded audio to their written work. Covers recording usable sound in ordinary conditions, gathering the ambient material that gives a piece its sense of place, obtaining and recording consent clearly, and structuring a short audio item so it holds together without narration doing all the work. Suitable for people using a phone or a modest recorder.
What's included
- One 100-minute session with practical recording exercises
- Guidance on consent, ambient sound and structure
- A written setup and technique note afterwards
Broadcast Script Review
A review of scripts intended to be heard rather than read. Covers sentence length for speech, avoiding constructions that collapse when spoken aloud, placing attribution where a listener can follow it, and pacing information so nothing arrives too fast. Suitable for radio contributions and short podcast items.
What's included
- Up to three scripts of ten minutes each
- A marked-up copy returned in four working days
- A short call to discuss the changes
Independent Podcast Editorial Setup
Editorial support for reporters launching a modest interview or reporting podcast alongside their written work. Covers deciding the format and length honestly against the time you have, preparing guests without over-rehearsing them, keeping consent and recording records, and writing show notes that stand as text in their own right.
What's included
- Three one-hour sessions over five weeks
- Review of a pilot episode
- A production checklist and episode planning structure
Not sure which session fits? Send a short note about what you're working on and we'll suggest a starting point.
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