Truth Matters
Writing TV Stories https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gpd8-iCsmVg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTCqyfJwkx0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ST22BV8OZE 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 …
In the video recording of our Zoom session, journalist Russell Midori explains how to improve your sound on Adobe Premiere Pro and add lower-thirds. Lower-thirds give the name of the person and a dropline below it tells you who the person is, or what they do. For example you might say Barbara Nevins Taylor and …
Our first instinct is to pull images and music from the internet. Everything is right there for the taking and many who create content think about using what’s accessible and seems available. Borrowing can quickly solve a variety of editorial problems. But not all material on the internet is free to use and it …
by Barbara Nevins Taylor (Copyright 2019)Our first instinct is to pull images and music from the internet. Everything is right there for the taking and many who create content think about using what’s accessible and seems available. Borrowing can quickly solve a variety of editorial problems.But not all material on the internet is free to …
CCNY Televison Journalism 