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Fall 2020 JOU 2312 Class Presentation 8 24-2020
- 1. JOU 2312 REPORTING AND WRITING FOR TV AND RADIO PROFESSOR MICHAEL RIZZO DIRECTOR, JOURNALISM PROGRAM DIVISION OF MASS COMMUNICATION COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES AUGUST 24, 2020
- 2. TODAY INTRODUCTION COURSE OUTLINE REVIEW SURVEY BEGIN CHAPTER OVERVIEW OF COURSE CONTENT JOU 2312 REPORTING AND WRITING FOR TV AND RADIO
- 3. COURSE OUTLINE GO TO BLACKBOARD
- 5. OUR JOU 2312 FALL 2020 COURSE IS COMPLETELY ONLINE. WE WILL MEET IN MANY CLASS SESSIONS ON WEBEX BECAUSE BROADCAST JOURNALISM IS A VISUAL AND VERBAL CONNECTION SO THIS IS PRACTICE FOR GOOD PRESENCE THAT AN AUDIENCE WILL SEE AND HEAR.
- 6. BUT WE WILL OCCASIONALLY GO ASYNCHRONOUS MEANING YOU REVIEW CONTENT AND COMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS WHEN YOU WANT TO AS LONG AS YOU MEET THE DEADLINES AND INSTRUCTIONS SET FOR EACH ACTION.
- 7. STUDENT SURVEY GO TO ASSIGNMENTS IN BLACKBOARD FOR OUR COURSE AND COMPLETE THE SURVEY. SAVE IT TO YOUR OWN FILES AND THEN UPLOAD IT AS A PDF DOCUMENT ONLY.
- 10. WHAT IS NEWS IN 2020?
- 11. UNIQUE NOTABLE RELEVANT IMPACTFUL GEOGRAPHIC FOCUSED CULTURAL OR HUMAN INTEREST FOCUSED
- 12. GOOD JOURNALISM: TELLS INTERESTING AND FACTUALLY CORRECT STORIES
- 13. BROADCAST JOURNALISM: TELLS THE STORY LIKE YOU ARE FACE-TO-FACE OR PERSON-TO- PERSON (YOU ACTUALLY ARE) WITH YOUR AUDIENCE AND YOU ARE CONVERSING WITH THEM
- 16. WHERE DOES GOOD JOURNALISM COME FROM?
- 17. GOOD STORY IDEAS, GOOD RESEARCH, GOOD INTERVIEWS AND GOOD WRITING. “GOOD” MEANS YOUR AUDIENCE CAN AND WILL UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW YOUR STORY.
- 18. BROADCAST STORIES ALL HAVE: • LEAD (LEDE) • BODY • CLOSE BUT BROADCAST NEWS IS NOT WRITTEN/PRESENTED IN THE TRADITIONAL INVERTED PYRAMID
- 20. EVERY STORY REQUIRES FOUR SKILLS FOR JOURNALISTS: CONCEIVE COLLECT CONSTRUCT CORRECT (THE 4 C’S)
- 21. CONCEIVE: FINDING THE STORY IDEA - WHERE? COLLECT: GATHERING THE “ELEMENTS” YOU NEED. WHAT ARE THOSE ELEMENTS?
- 22. CONSTRUCT: PUTTING THE STORY TOGETHER IN AN ENGAGING WAY - HOW? CORRECT: CHECKING YOUR FACTS
- 23. ASSIGNMENT FOR THURSDAY AUGUST 27, 2020 LATER TODAY, SEE THE DISCUSSION BOARD QUESTION POSTED ON BLACKBOARD. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AND DEADLINE TO POST TO THE DISCUSSION BOARD.
- 24. ASSIGNMENT FOR THURSDAY AUGUST 27, 2020 READ CHAPTER 1 IN THE TEXT: PAGE 7 (FROM “CHANGES IN ONLINE NEWS”) TO THE MIDDLE OF PAGE 9 AND CHAPTER 11: BROADCAST WRITING PAGES 206-214 BE PREPARED TO APPLY THE KEY CONCEPTS FROM THOSE PAGES.
- 25. JOU 2312 REPORTING AND WRITING FOR TV AND RADIO ANY QUESTIONS?