by Dayana Del Puerto | 30th Meh 2016

Ffurfiwyd Platfform Radio yn gynnar ym mis Mehefin, fel rhan o brosiect Gŵyl y Llais, gan Ganolfan y Mileniwm. Bu’r orsaf radio yn darlledu rhaglenni a chrëwyd a chyflwynwyd gan bobl ifanc. Gan ddefnyddio hyfforddiant ProMo-Cymru, roedd yr orsaf yn gyfle i bobl ifanc sy’n gwirfoddoli ar theSprout, Valleys Kids, a Grassroots i ysgrifennu sgriptiau ac i arwain y rhaglenni yn ystod yr wythnos. Bu’r rhaglenni’n cynnwys rhagbrofion; adolygiadau sioeau Gŵyl y Llais; trafodaethau ar gelfyddydau a cherddoriaeth; cyfweliadau gyda’r sêr, a llawer mwy. 

Gallwch ddod o hyd i raglenni Platfform Radio yma ar TheSprout.co.uk.

Sut brofiad oedd gweithio ar Platfform Radio?

Jordan, gwirfoddolwr ar theSprout:

“Personally, I found the Radio Platform project a huge success, bringing together a number of positive elements that that I felt both benefited me as an individual seeking to enter into a career in radio, and as a contribution to enhancing the WMC as a whole.

“I do, with all honesty, believe that this kind of venture is exactly the kind of ground-roots project that can grow into something culturally important, a collaboration between so many different organisations (ProMo-Cymru, Wales Millennium Centre, Radio Cardiff) whilst giving the opportunity for inexperienced but passionate creatives to get on board without necessarily needing formal skills.”

Sgwrsio gyda…Charlotte Church

Cymerodd Anna, ein gwirfoddol wraig EVS, ran mewn Radio PlatFform (prosiect Ganolfan y Mileniwm) fel rhan o Ŵyl y Llais.  Trwy’r rhaglen, cafodd Anna gyfle i wylio cynhyrchiad newydd yn seiliedig ar “The Little Mermaid”, sef sioe gerdd newydd Charlotte Church, “The Last Mermaid”.  Oddi ar y lwyfan, cafodd Anna cyfle unigryw i gyweld â’r artist am y sioe.

Oedd y sgiliau’n ddefnyddiol?

Anna: “The whole experience with ProMo-Cymru, the Festival of Voice and Radio Platfform was very educational. It was a perfect balance of theory and practice, and by the end of the week the volunteers involved could pretty much run the radio station by themselves.

“As for my personal experience, the training made me a lot more confident about my skills as an interviewer and a radio presenter. When you learn the routine behind the broadcasting, and how long the whole journey takes from preparing the content to going on air, you become a lot more organized at what you do, and then there’s a lot more space for creativity and self-expression.”

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