2. This is a long shot of the presenter. It shows the presenter sitting at a desk which
is typically used in news. The presenter is wearing a suit and looks smart a
formal. He talks in a formal manner. You can see the screen behind him. Its
important to the audience as it’s the introduction shot, introducing the scene,
news and presenter.

3. This shows a MCU of the presenter. He uses the words ‘Good
afternoon’ to address his audience like he knows them. This is
important that he greets his audience as it makes him come across
friendly and professional. He is wearing a suit and looks well
groomed and formal. You can see the BBC colours in the
background to keep with the BBC theme.

4. This is a shot where the field reporter is in action. She is dressed
casually to ensure she's warm but also smart. She is out reporting
at an event to make it more realistic and trusted for the audience.
This makes it more of a reliable source as you can see what’s
happening with your own eyes.

5. This is a shot of the interviewee. It is a MCU to show the expression
on her face and how she feels about the matter they are discussing.
There is graphics at the bottom of the page which explains who the
person is they are interviewing and why.

6. This is a cutaway to a shot of Keria Knightly on the red carpet. This
is used as a filler shot to keep the audience interested whilst there
is a voiceover talking about the problem.