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Radio portrait of an (un)ordinary person Marie Burešová
Kroa, Martina ; Gulda, Jana (advisor) ; Němcová Tejkalová, Alice (referee)
The main part of this practical bachelor thesis is a radio portrait. In the practical part, I portray the life of an (un)ordinary person, Marie Burešová, into a radio documentary lasting 45 minutes. The eighty-year-old contemporary witness born to a Czech-German family was fundamentally influenced by the collectivization of agriculture in the 1950s, and her life was determined by her decision to take over the family farm, which she made at the age of eighteen. The document alternates the statements of the respondent with the inputs of the author or questions and remarks made during the recording. The process of collecting not only the audio material could be compared to recording the life of a contemporary witness. The author recorded their conversations, her memories and opinions, in the village of Buková in Western Bohemia, where Marie Burešová spent her whole life. In the theoretical part the author defines individual journalistic and documentary and specifically radio genres, but also methods. Compares the portrait and medallion and also brings different approaches of various journalists to the genre interview as not only the basic method of journalistic work. Above all, she focuses on the portrait interview due to the nature of the practical part but also talks about programs and projects that...
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