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Fall 2020 JOU 2312 8th Class September 17, 2020
- 1. JOU 2312 REPORTING AND WRITING FOR TV AND RADIO Professor Michael Rizzo Director, Journalism Program Division of Mass Communication Collins College of Professional Studies September 17, 2020
- 2. LAST PRESENTATION - SEPTEMBER 14 MORE ON REPORTERS’ PKGS BANKSY REVIEW JOU 2312 REPORTING AND WRITING FOR TV AND RADIO
- 3. TODAY MORE ON PKGS SOLDIER STORY REVIEW JOU 2312 REPORTING AND WRITING FOR TV AND RADIO
- 4. RECAP PKGs ARE ABOUT THE STORY BUT ALSO ABOUT YOU TELL A STORY – DON’T INSTRUCT USE ALL THE TOOLS AVAILABLE TO MAKE IT INTERESTING TO WATCH AND LISTEN
- 5. COURSE PROJECT UPDATE YOU HAVE A CHOICE FOR YOUR COURSE PROJECT WORK 1) PARTICIPATE IN AS-L PROJECT THAT WILL INVOLVE SEVERAL INTERVIEWS VIA WEBEX AND STORIES TO WRITE/REPORT/PRODUCE 2) PARTICIPATE IN WEBSITE PROJECT
- 7. TAKEAWAYS FROM MIKE SCHUH’S PRO TIPS?
- 8. KEEP IT SIMPLE GET OUT OF THE WAY – THE STORY IS NOT ABOUT YOU TELL LITTLE STORIES IN YOUR STORY LET THE PERSON IN THE STORY TELL THE STORY AND YOUR WORDS CONNECT THEIR COMMENTS DETAILS AND FACTS DELVE BENEATH THE SURFACE TELL LITTLE STORIES IN YOUR STORY
- 9. HOW YOU WRITE YOUR BROADCAST STORY LEAD DEPENDS ON THE STORY FOR BREAKING NEWS / HARD NEWS: WRITE A SUMMARY LEAD BUT ALWAYS IN A PROFESSIONAL CONVERSATIONAL STYLE
- 10. DON’T WRITE THIS: TWENTY-NINE-YEAR-OLD MATT THOMAS WAS ARRESTED FOR THE SHOOTING DEATH OF EIGHTY-NINE-YEAR-OLD MARY SMITH NEAR THE CHASE BANK AT 4505 EAST FLETCHER AVENUE AT ELEVEN A-M.
- 11. THIS IS BETTER: A QUEENS FAMILY IS DEVASTATED TONIGHT AFTER AN ELDERLY WOMAN IS SHOT TO DEATH IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. THE MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING EIGHTY-NINE YEAR-OLD MARY SMITH IS NOW UNDER
- 12. BROADCAST LEADS DEPEND ON THE STORY YOU HAVE MORE OPTIONS FOR IMPORTANT STORIES BUT NOT WHAT YOU’D CALL BREAKING NEWS
- 13. WRITE TO CONNECT WITH YOUR VIEWER BY CONVERSING ABOUT THE IMPACT AND AFFECT OF WHAT YOUR STORY IS ABOUT YOU MAY WANT TO INVEST IN THE LATEST SMARTPHONES AVAILABLE FOR SALE BECAUSE THEY HAVE NEW SECURITY PROTECTIONS WHEN YOU SURF THE INTERNET.
- 14. HAVE TRAVEL PLANS THIS WEEKEND? YOU MAY WANT TO RE-THINK THEM ONCE YOU HEAR HOW NEW EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE TO CHECK ON TRAVELERS THAT COULD SPREAD THE COVID VIRUS.
- 15. THROUGHOUT YOUR STORY, ALWAYS WRITE FOR THE EAR. IN THE BODY OF YOUR STORY, USE DIFFERENT RESOURCES TO KEEP VIEWERS INTERESTED: GOOD WRITING AND SPEAKING PROPERLY BY YOU, CHANGING VISUALS, SOUNDBITES, GRAPHICS, NAT SOUND AND YOUR STAND-UP BRIDGE IF YOU HAVE ONE.
- 16. AVOID QUOTE KICKERS TO END STORIES IN BROADCAST REPORTING. YOU THE REPORTER SHOULD BE THE LAST VOICE/FACE HEARD OR SEEN. AND DON’T END WITH CLICHÉS!
- 17. DECIDE YOUR ENDING AFTER YOU WRITE THE LEAD AND BODY ENDINGS CIRCLE BACK ADD ONE MORE FACT LOOK AHEAD
- 20. YOUR VERSIONS DESCRIBE THE FIRST THING A VIEWER SEES IN YOUR STORY – EITHER VIDEO OR A STAND-UP (AND SAY WHERE THE STAND-UP WOULD BE) THEN READ THE LEAD OF YOUR SCRIPT
- 22. ASSIGNMENT FOR MONDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 2020 NOTHING TO WRITE BUT YOU DO NEED TO WATCH/READ THE HANDOUTS THAT ARE POSTED UNDER THE CONTENT TAB FOR OUR COURSE TITLED: VISUAL STORYTELLING BE PREPARED TO DISCUSS THOSE VIDEOS IN MONDAY’S WEBEX SESSION