DJ
(means Disc Jockey) is a person who introduces and plays recorded popular music
on radio or a person who plays recorded music for an audience, which could a
radio audience OR a audience in a venue such as a bar or nightclub or
discotheques or at parties.
A DJ should
- Preferably
have a Bachelor Degree in Communications, Journalism, OR Broadcasting.
- Specialize
in one kind of music, such as rock or rap.
- Be a
lively personality with a lovely voice.
- Be
Creative, Friendly, Outgoing, and Pleasant.
- Be
comfortable speaking on air.
- Have
excellent pronunciation, grammar, and communications skills.
DJs have ample job opportunities
like:
- Radio /
Television Broadcasting.
- Work on
behalf of clients announcing and playing music at special events such as
weddings, anniversaries and other special events.
- Stay self-employed,
playing music at clubs, bars, and restaurants.
RJ
RJ
(Radio Jockey) is a person who hosts a radio talk show. Such a RJ selects the
music to be played, or topic of discussion, and interacts with the audience via
telephone, or online, or email.
Such
a Radio Jockey should
- Preferably complete an
associate's or bachelor's degree program in a field like radio
broadcasting or journalism.
- Possess a clear diction,
accurate pronunciation, flare and fluency in the language.
- Possess good knowledge of music.
- Possess a clean voice with the
ability to control the pitch of the voice and modulate them as per the
occasion.
- Have a good sense of humor and
creative and spontaneous.
- Be diplomatic with a
down-to-earth attitude that allows them to interact easily with listeners.
A Radio Jockey can
- Anchor or compere TV shows or live shows / events
for Television / Radio Stations.
- Do voice-overs for ad films and movies.
- Stay self-employed anchoring shows / events or
compile playlist of songs.
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