Lost and Stolen

By Jessica Brown
The character
names on the
left hand side
shows how is
speaking.

The beginning of the

scene and its setting.
This suggests that
sounds effects will be
edited to make the
scene described.

V.O stands for voice

overs. This could
suggest that the
characters will be
The speech
talking in their own
shows how the
head. Allowing a
two characters
connection between
interact with each
the audience and the
other.
the characters
thoughts and feeling.
The format of the radio dramas are simple as they have the characters speaking and a setting in which they
are in. This suggests that sound effects would mostly be background noise instead of adding to the story in
any way.
The main audience for this drama is unclear as it is just a section of the script. But most likely, it may be for
adults aged 45 or over as that is the main audience for radio 4 as the show was a one-off special for the
channel.

Different from the

first script, this
script shows that is
the second scene in
the play. As well, it
shows the setting of
this specific scene.

When I lived in Peru

By Andrew Viner
The words in the
brackets are used to
describe how the
actors voice should
be like and how they
should speak. This
direction is used to
make the audience
feel like the
characters are in the
setting and not in a
studio. As well, it
suggests that the
characters are in the
middle of working
out or have just
finished.

Similar to the first example, this script will have the same
target audience. The layouts are similar but this script
explicitly tell the reader the sound effects at the beginning of
the scene.

The FX is used
to show that the
sound
treadmills make
will be used. This
is used to help
create the setting
and make the
scene more
believable.