Classification of genres
The three genres of radio in which we can classify practically any program are these: musical, journalistic and dramatic. But once inside them we can find different subcategories according to the aspects that we take into account.
For example, depending on the objective sought with the production of each of them, we can make 10 main subcategories: educational, sports, informative, cultural, religious, entertainment, social, advertising, mobilization and participatory.
If on the other hand we look at the target, there would be children's radio programs, female programs, for the elderly, for a more urban public, for people from rural or juvenile areas, among others.
Radio Formats
- The talk: is a speech or monologue, usually brief.
- The news (news format): is a set or succession of news, exposed from
short and little detailed way.
- Note or chronicle: offers extensive information of an event
- The comment: involves an analysis and an opinion about the commented fact,
orients to the listener.
- Dialogue: it is a conversation between two people.
- The informative interview: dialogue based on questions and answers
- The investigative interview: consists of an exhaustive interrogation with some
personality directly related to the fact of interest.
- The radio newspaper: it contains, like a written newspaper, several sections,
politics, economy, sports, etc. Provides news, chronicles, comments, etc.
- The radio-magazine (miscellaneous programs): its characteristic is the variety of
sections that include.
The three genres of radio in which we can classify practically any program are these: musical, journalistic and dramatic. But once inside them we can find different subcategories according to the aspects that we take into account.
For example, depending on the objective sought with the production of each of them, we can make 10 main subcategories: educational, sports, informative, cultural, religious, entertainment, social, advertising, mobilization and participatory.
If on the other hand we look at the target, there would be children's radio programs, female programs, for the elderly, for a more urban public, for people from rural or juvenile areas, among others.
Radio Formats
- The talk: is a speech or monologue, usually brief.
- The news (news format): is a set or succession of news, exposed from
short and little detailed way.
- Note or chronicle: offers extensive information of an event
- The comment: involves an analysis and an opinion about the commented fact,
orients to the listener.
- Dialogue: it is a conversation between two people.
- The informative interview: dialogue based on questions and answers
- The investigative interview: consists of an exhaustive interrogation with some
personality directly related to the fact of interest.
- The radio newspaper: it contains, like a written newspaper, several sections,
politics, economy, sports, etc. Provides news, chronicles, comments, etc.
- The radio-magazine (miscellaneous programs): its characteristic is the variety of
sections that include.
- The round table: handles the interview, but with two or more guests
- Radio-reporting: it is one of the most relevant radio formats. It is a monograph
on a given subject.
- The dramatization: in this format life is recreated, therefore it is considered the most
active of all.
- Radio-reporting: it is one of the most relevant radio formats. It is a monograph
on a given subject.
- The dramatization: in this format life is recreated, therefore it is considered the most
active of all.
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