https://vimeo.com/553113726 This story was reported and produced by Luca Goldmansour in the Spring 2021 Television/Video Journalism class
TV Key Words
KEY WORDS TV and video production have their own vocabulary. Sometimes they share the same language and sometimes they don't. The terms that follow will keep you from needing a TV language interpreter. NATSOT: Sounds of sirens, doors closing, and music that’s played up-full without narration are called “natural sound,” and indicated on a script …
NYU Graduate Students Protest For Higher Wages
https://vimeo.com/553013558 This story was reported and produced by Gina Lachman in the Spring 2021 TV/Video Journalism class.
Shooting Video With Your Cellphone NBCU Academy
How We Write
When you sit down to write make, sure that each sentence reflects what you mean. Use active verbs and write clear concise sentences that convey your ideas. Active Voice The subject comes first in an active sentence. Example Police arrested a man recently freed on bail for allegedly beating and assaulting a woman in a …
Formats For Writing TV News Stories
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFMrCx5Vo7Y Writing TV Stories We use four formats for reporting and storytelling in television journalism: the live-shot or live report, VO or voice over, the VOSOT or voice over to SOT (sound on tape-the portion of the interview you use) and the "package" or full TV news report assembled as one piece. When you report …
Multimedia Journalists Do It All
Spit Screen Template
To create a split screen template: l. Go to Word. 2. Go to Insert 3. Select tables. 4. Select 2x1
Great Journalism Organizations
Society of Professional Journalists Deadline Club in New York https://www.deadlineclub.org/scholarships New York Press Club Broadcast Education Association- National Association of Black Journalists National Association of Hispanic Journalists Asian American Journalism AssociationNative American Journalists Association South Asian Journalists Association Arab and Middle Eastern Journalists Association National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association Alliance for Women in Media Report …
What Makes a Good Story?
What Makes a Good Story? We want to borrow an idea from the film industry and write the logline of the story in one sentence. What is your story about? What makes it a news story? Why is it relevant? Why would we watch it? Who will you interview? What footage will you shoot? Resources …
