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- 1. Thank you Leslie, Kevin & SMBNH
- 16. Workflow • Anchors and field reporters pitch stories • Producers green-light stories • Anchors write copy & send to engineers • Engineers set up studio and create script • Script goes to tele-prompter • Host recorded content on YouTube • Producers run the show
- 18. Anchors Tele-prompter Camera & Mic Mogulus.com/newhampton Computer #1 Mogulus Computer #2 Producers YouTube Computer #3 Computer #4 Field Reporters