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\"\"<\/a>My introduction to Orbit Media was its radio department and WMCO. I began the training in the spring of 2014 and had my first radio show that fall semester. Radio shows ran for 2 hours and I had a new show each semester for 3 years, a total of six. I also applied for the specialty show slots which ran from 10 pm to midnight and the DJ’s could play their own music. I did this four times. I also trained three new DJ’s. While I absolutely enjoyed being live on radio I also really liked making my content for the shows. Everyone was required to make a promo for their shows, but I also began making bumpers and intros for segments and used special effects to try and make a really fun experience. Below is a highlight of each show that I did and the content I produced for those shows.<\/p>\n

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My final, and by far best show, was the Late Night Reel. Specialty shows were allotted four segments total. I used the same four segments in the same order for all of these shows. Below are the bumpers for those segments. I also pre-recorded the featured actor segment ahead of time. Otherwise, I did a featured song at five after each hour, and I also made a promo for this show. I also used my DJ intro and “Booyah” sound effects.<\/p>\n\n\t

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