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berocae Broadcast journalism
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Broadcast journalism at its most direct

berocae is an information and news hub built on one principle — clarity over noise. Every service here connects a specific story to the right audience, without the usual media clutter.

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On-Air Reporting

Live and recorded broadcast segments covering news, analysis, and field reporting. Produced for radio, television, and digital-first platforms.

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Editorial Scripting

Scripts and rundowns written for broadcast delivery — tight, accurate, and timed to the second. Suitable for news packages and documentary narration.

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Interview Production

Structured interviews with public figures, subject experts, and community voices. Prepared questions, recorded sessions, and post-production guidance included.

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Podcast Journalism

Long-form audio journalism for independent or branded podcast channels. Story-led episodes researched, written, and narrated with broadcast discipline.

12+ broadcast formats covered
3 years active since 2022
48h typical turnaround
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Inside the production workflow — where stories get shaped before they reach air
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Ciarán Ó Briain Radio Producer, Dublin
Scripts arrived on time, structured exactly for broadcast. The sourcing was thorough and the tone matched our station's editorial voice without any back-and-forth.
Portrait of Tomasz Wierzbicki, documentary director
Tomasz Wierzbicki Documentary Director
The interview preparation was detailed and the questions actually went somewhere. We used the session almost unedited, which rarely happens with outside contributors.

From brief to broadcast

Each project follows a defined sequence — no ambiguity about who does what or when. The steps below reflect how a typical commission moves from first contact to finished output.

  • 1
    Brief and scope

    A short intake call or written brief covers the story angle, target platform, and format length. This shapes everything that follows.

  • 2
    Research and sourcing

    Primary sources are identified and verified before any writing begins. For interview-based work, questions are drafted and shared for review.

  • 3
    Script or segment draft

    The first draft is written to broadcast spec — timed, structured, and formatted for the delivery format. One round of revisions is included.

  • 4
    Review and sign-off

    You receive the final version with all source notes attached. Delivery happens within the agreed window, typically 48 hours for standard commissions.

  • 5
    Post-delivery support

    Questions after delivery are answered directly. If a segment needs adjustment for air, that's handled without treating it as a new project.