There are two types of editor, Text editors who will put the stories together so they work for our newsreaders, or audio editors, who make the reporters work stand out from the crowd.
Text editors really need to make the stories come alive on radio, without changing the meaning of the stories, so there's no LEGAL issues. Generally text editors have a good knowledge of the English language and it's minutae.
Audio editing is another ball game altogether and requires a certain mind to be successful.
We use Cool Edit Pro and Adobe Audition generally although some of our people are quite comfortable with Audacity the free audio editor from Sourceforge.
REQUIREMENTS:
Broadband Internet, a PC with enough grunt to handle audio editing, Broadcast quality microphone, mixer or pre-amp, Editing Software.
FOR INFORMATION ON SETTING UP A HOME STUDIO CLICK HERE
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ARTIE STEVENS - artie@airnews.com.au
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Whilst we currently don't actually employ staff, as we're still in a growth phase, we do offer voluntary positions with exceptional training and a national, possibly international presence for those taking part.
