The document discusses a lesson on producing a magazine show, including practicing equipment operation, examining intro/outro structure, and scripting a rough intro. Students will understand multicamera script format, produce a simple intro script, and use studio equipment. They will watch an intro example, analyze a sample script, and complete tasks to script and plan their own intro while gaining experience in the TV studio workshop.

1. Magazine show
TV studio: pracitcal workshop

2. In today's lesson
You will
Practice operating a range of
studio floor & gallery equipment
Examine the structure of a basic
magazine show intro & outro
Script a rough intro for your
magazine show

3. By the end of the lesson
 MUST Understand the basic format of a
multicamera script
 SHOULD Produce a simple script for a
magazine show intro
 COULD Use a range of multi-camera studio
equipment

4. Let's watch a
magazine
show intro

5. Content
What was the purpose of
the intro?
What did the presenter
talk about?
Were there any pre-
recorded inserts?
What move did the
camera do?

6. How long was the intro?
What was its run-time?

7. How did the
presenter know
what to say?

8. Have you done
any screen-
writing?

9. Multi-camera
scripts are
formatted
differently from
single cam
dramas.
Let's analyse an
example.

10. Let's try and reverse engineer the script
for Victoria Derbyshires Intro

11. You will need to script a
simple intro for your
magazine show.
 What do you need to know before you can
effectively script your intro?
 Today, you will just practice scripting a
basic intro, so you can practice using the
studio equipment.
 You will refine your intro over the coming
months, as your plans for your show
develop.

12. Task 1: intro scripting

13. Task 2: where does the script need to go?

14. Task 3: studio
workshop
Head up to the studio