The whole process of becoming a radio DJ, what does a radio DJ do?

It's not easy for a junior high school student to think so much. If you're determined to be a radio DJ. Well, my personal opinion is that you can only study liberal arts.

After the college entrance examination, when you apply for the exam, find a major in optoelectronics or cultural communication to learn professional knowledge. Especially if you are good-looking, it will also help a lot, so if you really want to do this profession then you should follow this step. But what I'm trying to say is that the time ahead is very long, and maybe it will change a lot of things for you.

And no matter what career you are in, it is not all smooth sailing. There are many people who learn broadcasting, and there are many people who want to fight for such a place. There are a lot of student radio stations in the university, and it might be very helpful for you to get involved.

I know a person who came out of the university radio station and worked at the Shenyang radio station. Good luck, I'm the director of the student radio station, if there's anything you can help you can come to me. good luck。

Interest is the best teacher, in fact, broadcasting is not difficult!

I think you should go to the bars a lot, and now the bars are all house mc and all the radio style, and listening to them is a good place to start.

DJs work in a variety of places: on TV or radio jukeboxes, or at other parties, such as dance halls, warehouse balls, or high school proms. As a result, there are many different types of DJs to suit the needs of different performance occasions (such as radio studios or dance halls) and different audiences (such as jazz fans or hip-hop fans).

A DJ's performance style and performance skills must reflect these needs. For example, in addition to ****, the DJs at the wedding ceremony must also play the role of the host of the ceremony, to introduce the newlyweds, lead everyone to dance or invite guests to play games, etc. The DJs in the Swiss Dance Party must show more singing skills in their performances, so that the atmosphere and energy of the scene can be maintained at a certain level.

Is there a Mandarin Proficiency Certificate?

You should also think flexibly and practice your eloquence more.

You can also practice using events and objects as the subject matter of storytelling, as if you were reporting in the news.

How does a host who listens to radio shows do a good job.

But at the same time, remember that what you say is your personal style, otherwise, the audience will think that you are imitating him, and if you don't imitate him as well, it will backfire and be even worse!!

The minimum educational standard for entering the radio station is a college degree or above, which is the bottom line.

In the case of certificates, in addition to academic certificates, there is a Mandarin level certificate, which is above the first grade B of the municipal station, and the first class A level of the provincial level or above.

The last is the announcer and host certificate, but this is not very important, just to increase a priority admission opportunity for yourself, the important thing is ability, because the job certificate can be entered into the radio station and then organized by the radio station to take the test or go to the test yourself.

ps: The registration conditions for the announcer host certificate examination are college degree and a certificate of Mandarin level 1 or above.

The domestic radio DJ is not a DJ at all, and it is written in the news below. Most of the so-called radio DJs are just hosts, MCs.

DJs are just a profession, and the job is DJing. DJ is not ** genre, that's called electronic music, Tu Hi mistakenly called electronic music DJ. Search [Tuhi, DJ, electronic music, what do they mean? Interview with Huang Baijun DY]. Don't ask me.

No pain, no gain.

Luck, hard work, talent.

To apply for this major, to enter the school, you must have practical experience in radio and be able to speak well.

First of all, the prerequisite is that you have good voice conditions, although you can adjust through acquired vocal techniques, but in the end it is still affected by your own voice conditions.

Then there is the academic qualifications, although the radio anchor does not require that he must be a graduate of the broadcasting and hosting major, but the one who learns broadcasting will definitely be given priority, if you have not yet gone to college, then you can consider applying for the broadcasting and hosting major.

The academic requirements are above the bachelor's degree, and the junior college has certain conditions, which will be said later.

Mandarin and other Voltaic level certificates, which are the most basic stepping stones, require first-class B or above, and provincial capitals and sub-provincial cities will require first-class A certificates.

The announcer and host qualification certificate can be tested for this certificate, and the academic qualifications can be relaxed to a junior college, because the minimum requirement for this certificate is a junior college.

Finally, there is the problem of program experience, now radio recruitment must have experience, the experience I am talking about is traditional radio, even if there is experience in Internet radio, it is best not to say anything when applying, the experience of selling Internet radio will die miserably. Generally, radio stations don't like to recruit Xiaobai without any experience, Xiaobai who can go to the radio station as an intern anchor, either has a particularly good voice condition and is suitable for training as a news anchor, because the most lacking thing in each station is a news anchor, or a student majoring in broadcasting and hosting, or a person who enters through the back door.

Hehe, I don't quite understand what you said about DJ. The real DJ, which is an abbreviation of Disc Jockey, actually refers to the servant who changes discs in the UK, but now that people's concepts have changed, it has been glorified and is actually not a noble profession. And the so-called "radio DJ" is actually a classic slip of the tongue.

In foreign countries, no one has ever called a radio host DJ, but MC, (an abbreviation for Microphone Controller.) Microphone user) is not explained here. After all, DJ is a person who uses electronic means to realize the **process**, and has nothing to do with the host of the radio station.

The encyclopedia is also available, you can check it out for yourself :)

Back to the question of the radio host.

Compared to a TV host, a radio host may be a little more demanding.

Because radio hosts mainly rely on their voices to communicate with their listeners.

People can't see your looks, your facial expressions, your body language.

So the first one is that your voice is in good condition. Either that's magnetic, or it's very personal.

Secondly, the general radio and television recruitment examination requires a bachelor's degree or above, of course, it is best to major in broadcasting and hosting, and it is best to have an announcer qualification certificate. There are also those who are not from professional classes, there were many in the past few years, and now there are fewer and fewer. You may be capable, but they generally won't give you the opportunity to prove it.

Of course, the recruitment requirements of different radio stations are different, you can search for the recruitment notices of your local radio stations in recent years. Of course, it's not that you don't have a chance to study this major, and there are many radio stations that don't limit academic qualifications, but they will get a lot of content in this area when they take exams, which requires you to take more courses in this area at the university level. Also, the registration for the broadcast host qualification certificate is not subject to professional restrictions, and it can be taken in advance.

So number two, if you want to be a radio host, set your goals now, and it's best to prepare more for college.

Thirdly, after accumulating good knowledge, it is necessary to accumulate more life experience. Widely involved in various subjects, astronomy, geography, economics, literature, science and technology, military, sports, culture, entertainment, ......Learn as much as you can.

So the third one, read more books, watch more news, listen more to radio ......After all, radio is a place where you can unleash your knowledge and abilities, not ...... where you learn

And, of course, the fourth, fifth, and sixth.

But you don't have to be a radio host if you do that.

There is no set path that will lead to a radio host.

But, set a goal and you'll get closer and closer to it.

Is it a real-life radio station or an Internet radio station, hehe.

1 To do a show, you need to have a quiet environment. There is a good personal computer, and a good sound card with a microphone.

2. Able to master general computer operation and software application.

3 Collect a certain number of songs (CDs, ***, etc.) 4 Be over 18 years old, speak standard Mandarin and speak eloquently5 Have a fixed amount of Internet time.

6. Have a certain writing foundation and be able to write broadcast scripts.

Radio announcers also have faces called DJs? It's really outside the long pavilion, by the ancient road, and the grass day.