Assigning Roles

We managed to sort out the roles for the studio based project taking place in the next few weeks and I've managed to get the branding role as well as being the studio desk operator which isn't bad at all.

Sam and Phil Landers have been lined up to present, Steven is in charge of news with Denis reading the sport who's also one of the music producers.
Stoobie is in charge of the website although Eric will be helping him out using his expert knowledge on Photoshop. Eric's also giving a hand with production stuff although I'm hoping that I get to do a few more additional jobs as well as branding, as the desk op job only really takes place on the days we're on air. Then again I reckon we'll be doing quite a lot of run-through's during the module.
A lot of people want to have a hand in producing adverts although lecturer Dave Sharp did explain that it was a tough task to undertake as it involves trying to find genuine clients and negotiate deals with them to hopefully pay us to produce an ad for them.

Although I'm happy with how it all went I felt really poorly throughout which may have been to do with me making a slightly rushed stew after getting in last night.
I'm feeling a bit better now and am hoping it will remain that way for a few days at least.

We've been asked to meet up early on Thursday before the dissertation lecture to discuss marketing plans and finally decide on a station name, with "Spiral" and "G-Radio" being potential examples. I'm not sure how long the dissertation lecture lasts as I have to get over to Denmark Hill at 1pm and it may mean in having to leave early.
That's pretty risky considering how vital the module is, although I am being offered additional support which should come in useful.

As for tonight it's the Pub Quiz at the Undercroft with Chris and Phil Harris hosting which should guarantee enjoyment. A few others maybe heading up to Trinity afterwards which will definitely be good fun as they normally tend to play some stunning rock and indie classics ranging from the Stone Roses to Motorhead.
On Sundays it appears that they even have someone spinning classic soul stuff which I may check out sometime this year, especially as it's free to get in.