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The document discusses the use of vox pops and interviews in news bulletins. Vox pops featuring students were used in one bulletin to show real peoples' opinions on a subject affecting them directly. Interviews with experts are also used because audiences are more likely to trust specialist opinions, with one bulletin interviewing a witness protection officer who provided facts and statistics on crime against the elderly.
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My storyboard for a sword fight scene with lightsabers
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The content of the bulletin
- 1. The content of the bulletin
- 2. Vox pops. • Both bulletins contain vox pops, these are the voice of the people. These are used as they show real peoples opinions on the subject and allow their views to be aired. We used students from the sixth form on our vox pops as they are directly affected so their opinions really count.
- 3. Interviews • Both bulletins use interviews with specialists. This is because the audience are more likely to trust an experts opinion on the subject therefore I interviewed cliff maude an officer from the witness protection programme as he gave me very interesting facts and statistics on the elderly being victims of crime.