TV news report and package production.

2. • “News report are found in TV and
there purpose is to inform their
viewers of what is happening in the
world around them.”

3. • Environment repots
• Religious repots
• Educational repots
• Entertainment repots
• Political repots
• Environment reports
• Cultural repots
• Speech repots
• Parliament repots
• Sports repots
• Accidents repots
• War report
• Court/crime report

4. • A news package is a creative, visual, and long form of
storytelling found on television newscasts. The news is
conveyed to an audience by packaging together a story
that includes characters, facts, plot twists, and a climax to
provide entertainment value at the same time.

5. • Budget news package
• Zar-bay-azm news package.
• Peshawar public school incident news package.
• weather
• others

6. • Camera
• Production room
• Mick
• Collection of music
• Well dress up & confident reporter
• Environment/ area/place
• Internet facility
• Battery
• Copy& pencil
• Good script
• Lights
• helpers

7. • Anchor – who reads the news
• Reporter – who gathers news
• Cameraman – who captures video for the news
• Studio – the closed room with high ceiling
• where news is recorded.
• van – Outdoor broadcast van
• room from where newscast is uplinked or downlinked or
stored in a computer system

8. • Is topic appropriate for your viewing audience?
• Does topic have good opportunities for B-Roll?
*B-Roll = visually appealing footage that can be used
to help tell your story.

9. • A well-written news story
• On-camera reporter stand-ups
• Visually appealing and relevant footage

10. • Keep asking yourself what is the reason for this sequence.
• Round up numbers like 89.7 % ..make it 90 or keep it 89 %
• How will you start and end your story?
• Once you finalize it, middle part will be easier to write.
• Read the script loudly and hear yourself, is it clear?
• Making sense?
• Always make sure you have explained why we should know
this , ravi river pollution – if not cleared up, will be carried
downstream and affect health of hundreds of families
• Always be ready to answer – what’s in it for me ?
• Use key words like people, families, women and children
rather than public.
• Write as you speak – think you are talking to the people.

11. • Use different angles.
• Make different types of shots.
• Show the reporter/ anchor from different sides and
angles.
• Show the place clearly.

12. • First, choose a topic, just like you would for any news
story.
• Then, decide what your focus will be. What do you want
to know?
• What do you want to tell your audience?
• Do research. Set up, conduct and tape interviews.
• Tape b-roll footage.
• Edit the interviews.
• Tape your stand-ups.
• Finish editing and view your final product for fine-tuning.

13. •
production Post production

14. • Pre-production planning
Research your topic (newspaper and/or magazine
articles, internet, other resources)
Develop a list of interview questions for primary and
secondary sources (5W + H) Make appointments to
conduct your interview.
• Production Steps
• Tape your interviews Tape your B-roll
Tape your stand-up (the ONE time the
reporter appears ON camera)
• Post-Production Steps
Tell your story visually Watch your package from
beginning to end. If there are edits that need to be
covered (jump cuts,) use transitions or cover with b-roll.

15. • Add names and titles for primary sources.
• Add your name and title and name of news station
during your stand-up.
• Watch your package one last time and fix any mistakes
before submitting it.
• Have you told a great story?

17. • Do not spread fake news.
• Do not hurt anyone.
• Do not add your point of view.
• Do not say anything which is harmful for country
reputation.
• Tell truth.
• Use accurate pictures.
• Use simple language.
• Obey the policy of the channel.