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ElectronicJournalism

text pg. 588 terms re: tv news programs

TermDefinition
Lead - In in the tv studio, the anchor introduces the story, "Tonight a fire had broken out at the bakery..."
Set Up The reporter, usually on location, grabs audience attention and introduces the images you're about to see.
Sound Bites Short audio pieces of interviews are mixed in with video clips. For example, the owner of the bakery says, "My life savings was in that bakery..."
Voice Overs The reporter talks while the video is playing. Usually, the reporter explains the imaages on the screen. "The flames are rising and the bakery is crumbling."
Back Announcing After the video clips, the reporter briefly sums up the main points of the story. "Again, a fire has destroyed the town bakery..."
Stand Up The reporter addresses the camera and the anchor with closing commentary. "The owner plans to rebuild with governement loans..."
Content The information the news story provides.
Photo Journalists these journalists decide how the news will look
Camera Shot What viewers see on the screen
Cover Shot camera shot that sets the scene or setting of the story
Long Shot A camera shot from far away
wall paper an interesting image shown behind the anchor's narration; can be distracting, however.
Close Up A camera shot a close range.
Created by: nmccallick
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