People in Broadcast Media (Cedric Albao)
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This document outlines different roles in broadcast media including reporter, news anchor, TV or program host, scriptwriter, director, and producer. It provides brief descriptions of each role, noting that the reporter delivers news to the public, the news anchor delivers news from a studio and provides commentaries, the TV or program host facilitates and manages program flow and introduces segments, the scriptwriter writes scripts, the director supervises performers, and the producer finances shows or movies.
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- 2. • Reporter • News anchor • TV or program host • Scriptwriter • Director • Producer BROADCAST MEDIA
- 3. He is in charge of delivering the news to the public. REPORTER
- 4. NEWS ANCHOR
- 5. He delivers the news in a studio. He also gives relevant commentaries related to the topic. He is also called a newscaster. NEWS ANCHOR
- 6. TV OR PROGRAM HOST
- 7. He is in charge of facilitating or managing the flow of the entire program. He introduces different segments of the program. He acts as the program’s emcee. TV OR PROGRAM HOST
- 8. SCRIPTWRITER
- 9. He writes the script for a TV or radio show, movie or stage play. SCRIPTWRITER
- 10. He supervises and instructs the hosts and performers on how they should perform, act, or move in the program based on the script. DIRECTOR
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- 12. • Reporter • News anchor • TV or program host • Scriptwriter • Director • Producer BROADCAST MEDIA