BBC RADIO SHEFFIELD: TRENDING 1/04/2023
My appearance on Kat Cowan's breakfast show and the Trending segment.
BBC Radio Sheffield: Heart of the City Construction
I had to research the background for the story, why there were delays, and then paint the picture of Sheffield City Centre for the listener. I used voxpops t...
BBC Radio Sheffield: Derwent Valley Expansion
This was a story I was given by a contact I made through reporting on Sheffield's Street Trees. I pitched it, conducted the interview, and found guests for the 7:15am slot, and when it ran again at 8:15.
It received a lot of interaction from listeners.
It received a lot of interaction from listeners.
BBC Radio Sheffield: Musical Pocket Park
A package I recorded and edited on a new musical pocket park opened in Sheffield City Centre. I interviewed the Chair of the Residents Association, parents and also children, making sure to gain signed permission before using anyone under 18 in the piece.
BBC Radio Sheffield: Toby Foster at Breakfast On-Air Debut
I made my on-air debut on the breakfast show while working on the production side of an outside broadcast from Tankerlsey in the run up to the League 1 Play-Off Final between Barnsley and Sheffield Wednesday
Sheffield Wednesday: Joy, tears and disbelief after play-off comeback
"The atmosphere was brilliant," she said. "From start to finish, walking back, cars beeping, everybody singing. I'm still up there, I can't come down. I'm just on a high, walking round with big beady eyes thinking 'oh my God what did we do last night?'. It's just incredible, absolutely incredible."
Wednesday, who slipped out of the automatic promotion spots after a poor run of form in the last weeks of the season, had been widely written off after their thumping first-leg defeat. No team had co
Wednesday, who slipped out of the automatic promotion spots after a poor run of form in the last weeks of the season, had been widely written off after their thumping first-leg defeat. No team had co
BBC Radio Sheffield: 100-year-old Sheffield United fan
I organised, interviewed, and produced this package of a 100-year-old Sheffield United fan ahead of their FA Cup semi-final with Manchester City. It was a lead on Toby Foster's breakfast show.
BBC Radio Sheffield: Storybook Forest School
My first package broadcast on BBC Radio Sheffield with Paulette Edwards. I did all interviews and editing, and organised a guest to come into the studio.
Elliott Green Radio News Bulletin Example
A news bulletin I presented on 27/02/2023
Teddy Bear Hospital - TV Package
The Teddy Bear Hospital Society at the University of Sheffield held a 'teddy bear hospital' to teach children about their health and what to expect at the doctors by using their teddy bears.
This TV package was produced for JUS News.
This TV package was produced for JUS News.
BBC Radio Sheffield - Elliott Green Trending
My appearance on the BBC Radio Sheffield segment "Trending". I was in the studio for this segment.
Elliott Green TV Package - National Emergency Services Museum
This is a TV package about the National Emergency Services Museum in Sheffield.
They were named the Overall Museum of the Year in the Kids in Museums awards.
They were named the Overall Museum of the Year in the Kids in Museums awards.
Lest We Forget: Remembering Sheffield’s forgotten war graves at Wardsend
Wardsend Cemetery War Graves Video
A short video to accompany the news article.
Football Not Fireworks event teaches Sheffield youngsters about the dangers of fireworks
Football Not Fireworks Video
A short video to accompany the article.
South Yorkshire befriending charity b:friend launch their attempt at Christmas number 1
The befriending charity b:friend are hoping their single “Footprints in the Snow”, will raise awareness of loneliness in the elderly this Christmas.
According to Age UK, 1.4 million older people in the UK are often lonely. B:friend’s aim is to reduce loneliness and isolation in the over 65s.
CEO of the charity, Colette Bunker says, “we have about 750 volunteers who pop round to an older neighbours house for a cuppa and a chat to keep them company once a week.
The aim is the create meaningful
According to Age UK, 1.4 million older people in the UK are often lonely. B:friend’s aim is to reduce loneliness and isolation in the over 65s.
CEO of the charity, Colette Bunker says, “we have about 750 volunteers who pop round to an older neighbours house for a cuppa and a chat to keep them company once a week.
The aim is the create meaningful
Short Radio Package - Charity Christmas Number 1
I researched the story, conducted the interviews, and put together this short package about the b:friend charity Christmas number one
Voxpops - Barnsley and thoughts on the film Kes
I recorded voxpops in Barnsley about the film Kes and the importance to the town.
BBC Radio Sheffield - Elliott Green Upload
My appearance on the BBC Radio Sheffield Upload show with my podcast, The Not So Sober Bar Crawl.
Price comparison site for dinosaur-related items launches just in time for Christmas
Parents searching for a toy T-Rex or a pair of Pterodactyl pyjamas, have been given a lifeline thanks to a Sheffield dad.
Looking for a bargain for Christmas is a regular occurrence for many households, and Mark Edlington’s interest in dinosaurs could help people looking for anything dino-related this year.
Before his son was born, Mark noticed he was accumulating dinosaur toys, books, and clothes. Having had an idea for a price comparison website for a while, he opted for the prehistoric.
He
Looking for a bargain for Christmas is a regular occurrence for many households, and Mark Edlington’s interest in dinosaurs could help people looking for anything dino-related this year.
Before his son was born, Mark noticed he was accumulating dinosaur toys, books, and clothes. Having had an idea for a price comparison website for a while, he opted for the prehistoric.
He
Barnsley's Christmas Lights switch-on marks start of three-day festival
Despite the odd technical hitch, Barnsley Bright Nights got underway yesterday, with events running until tomorrow and thousands of visitors expected.
The rain stopped just in time for people to gather outside the Glass Works where the entertainment and tree lighting was taking place.
There was also a crowd sing-a-long led by The Lips from Puppets with Guts, a giant disco ball, and even Father Christmas himself made an appearance.
Other attractions include a nine-metre long giant snail, an il
The rain stopped just in time for people to gather outside the Glass Works where the entertainment and tree lighting was taking place.
There was also a crowd sing-a-long led by The Lips from Puppets with Guts, a giant disco ball, and even Father Christmas himself made an appearance.
Other attractions include a nine-metre long giant snail, an il
The Antics Rambles Podcast
This podcast is completely improvised by The Antics Improvised Comedy Troupe, and is edited and produced by me.
The Not So Sober Bar Crawl Podcast
Part of this podcast episode was played on BBC Radio Sheffield's Upload show with Ellie Colton
