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The Music Room

(INT. STUDIO.)

Title Sequence: 00:00:18:09

Sat on the two main sofas, near the centre.
BEN and SAL
Hello!
00:00:20:02
BEN
Welcome to the Music Room, your weekly musical culture show! Today
we will be talking about folk music culture, and looking into its
impact on audiences and their lifestyles around the country. To do
this I will be interviewing Jared Walker, a multi-instrumentalist
who has been frequenting folk festivals his whole life.
00:00:44:09
SAL
In my section of the show, we will be discussing the songwriting
process, how a song is created and what the lyrics mean to their
writer and other people. We will also be looking at what it takes to
make it in the music industry, and how an album is distributed. I
will be talking to Steve Morano, a singer-songwriter from Reading
who has been playing music since he was nine years old.
00:01:03:20

(EXT. READING FESTIVAL GROUND. DAY)

Cut to Darcey on location
DARCEY
Hi Im Darcey Tyrrell and Im on the site where Reading Festival is
held in the summer and later on I will be talking to Adam Lord about
the change from Reading Rock to Reading Festival and his personal
experiences with festivals.
00:01:16:14

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Cut to Ben in the studio with Jared
Sat on the sofa with Jared
BEN
Hello I am here in the studio with Jared Walker. Jared is an
extremely talented multi-instrumentalist, with a history of playing
with musicians throughout the folk music circuit in Oxfordshire and
Lincolnshire, where he was born. Currently studying at Oxford
Brookes University, Jared is now able to support a variety of folk
musicians in the Oxfordshire festival circuit.
00:01:34:00
(QUESTIONS)
00:09:26:05
Thanks for talking to us Jared, I imagine youve enlightened a lot
of our viewers in regard to the topic, and hopefully a lot of you
will develop a keener interest in folk music as a result of this.
Okay, now were moving onto Darcey who is on location in Reading,
with Adam Lord.
00:09:40:24
Cut to Darcey on location
(EXT. READING FESTIVAL GROUND. DAY)
DARCEY
Hi everyone! Im on the grounds of the Reading Festival at the
moment; a popular venue for young people to come after theyve
finished their summer exams, held on the August bank holiday. When
this field is in use, it can hold up to 87,000 people, with 8 stages
and music tents. Today Ill be talking to Adam Lords, about the
transition in from Reading Rock, to Reading and Leeds Festival, this
change heralded a wider range of genres to the originally rock based
festival.
00:09:42:21
(QUESTIONS)
00:12:18:21
Okay! Thanks Adam, were really grateful that you took the time to
have a chat with us about something that clearly means a lot to you,
and its really interesting to find out more about the history of
such an incredibly popular festival. Right, so were now going back
to the studio with Sal, who is going to be discussing songwriting
and production with Steve Morano.
00:12:23:16

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Cut back to the studio with Sal and Steve
Sal and Steve sat on the sofa
SAL
Thanks Darcey! Well Im here with Steve, and were going to be
chatting about his songwriting process, and how he brings together
the songs that are becoming increasingly popular in the Reading folk
and country scene. In addition were also going to be looking at how
he distributes his music and the appeal he finds in playing live.
Steve has been in various bands throughout his musical career, but
is currently playing as a solo artist, plus, hes been playing a
range of instruments since he was nine years old, when he started on
keyboard.
00:12:34:20
(QUESTIONS)
00:22:27:08

Thanks so much for talking to us Steve, we really appreciate you

giving up your time to come on the show. I hope you all enjoyed the
show guys, remember tune in next time for new guests Trick the Fox
and a special game of innuendo bingo!
00:22:34:13

Roll VT of next time segment

00:22:59:16
Cut to Steve playing guitar
00:27:16:00
Credits roll over the screen
00:27:24:00