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This document defines key terms used in radio news programs, including headlines, bulletins, voicers, wraps, live crosses, and two-ways. It then analyzes the structure of the BBC Radio 4 program "World at One," noting how it uses headlines, audio clips, voicers, and two-ways to introduce and discuss different stories over the 45 minute period.
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The document defines key terms used in radio news programs such as headlines, bulletins, news programmes, copy only, voicers, wraps, live crosses, and two ways. It then analyzes the structure of the BBC Radio 4 program "World at One" which includes using bulletins to outline stories, audio clips to introduce topics, voicers for pre-recorded reports, headlines to grab attention, and crosses and two ways to discuss topics with reporters in the field and studio. The program aims to cover stories in an unbiased way and ends by recapping the headlines.
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This document discusses various terms used in radio news programming such as headlines, bulletins, news programmes, copy only, voicers, wraps, live crosses, and two ways. It then analyzes the structure of the BBC Radio 4 program "World at One", noting how it uses headlines, audio clips, voicers, copy only sections, and two way discussions to discuss and transition between news stories over the course of its 45 minute runtime. Examples of each term used in the program are provided.
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Radio news comes in several forms including bulletins, headlines, and news programs. Bulletins provide brief updates of current news at regular times. Headlines summarize one or two important news stories that will be discussed in more depth in the following program. News programs are regularly scheduled shows that contain recent events and ongoing stories. Radio news stories also have different styles depending on the target audience, such as public service radio, commercial radio, community radio, small-scale radio, local news, regional news, and national news. The format of stories also varies, with some using copy only reading, audio clips, voicers containing just the journalist's voice, wraps where the voice bookends the report, live crosses between locations, and two
Codes and Conventions of Local TV News
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This document summarizes research from multiple sources about techniques for making effective movie trailers. It discusses tips learned from analyzing the trailer for the movie "Taken", such as including exciting action and leaving audiences wanting more. It also reviews advice from an expert in movie trailers on including original content and cliffhangers. Editing tips from a book on filmmaking are mentioned, such as knowing when to cut. The research concludes different techniques that will help in producing an engaging trailer, like an attention-grabbing opening and non-linear storytelling.
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The document provides a self-evaluation by Daniel Harrison of his final major project creating a movie trailer. Some key points:
- Filming was the most challenging aspect as Harrison found himself disorganized and not a strong director when working alone. With a production crew it would have gone more smoothly.
- The fight scene turned out well despite concerns about pulling it off. Editing made it look more polished by speeding it up slightly.
- Overall the editing skills have improved the most, allowing Harrison to independently create polished effects like the CCTV shot.
- Changes were made from the original proposal, including switching actors' roles and changing the ending scene.
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Final major project production diary template 2014 2015
The document is a production diary for a student's final major project creating a movie trailer. Over several weekly updates spanning months, the student details progress on tasks like research, pre-production, production, and post-production. Tasks completed include creating a schedule, analyzing movie genres, conducting surveys, storyboarding, filming, and editing. Challenges encountered were actors not showing up for filming and reshoots needed. The student's plans for upcoming weeks generally involve catching up on delayed tasks and finishing production and post-production work like additional filming, editing, and an evaluation.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about a movie trailer. Key findings:
- The majority (80%) of the audience was between 18-24, matching the intended target age group. Smaller percentages were younger, older, or between 45-55.
- The audience was split fairly evenly between male (62%) and female (37%), providing perspectives from both genders.
- Most viewers felt the genre was a thriller (37%), with some also seeing elements of action and drama, consistent with the filmmaker's goal.
- Positively, audiences liked the fitting music, acting, and editing of the trailer. Constructive feedback addressed sound quality and length being too short.
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The document provides a self-evaluation of a student's final major project creating a movie trailer.
The student struggled most with filming due to being unorganized and not a strong director when working alone. Editing went better as independent work. Key scenes like the opening board room scene, fight scene, and closing shot worked well after multiple takes. Some actors did not show up or wore inappropriate costumes, requiring reshoots or cutting scenes. Overall the student is proud of the trailer but learned lessons about preparation, budgets, hiring professional actors, and improving lighting and sound quality.
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This document discusses a rugby article about the London Broncos rugby club. It analyzes the article's language content and style. The article uses techniques like alliteration in its headline "Will the South rise again?" and employs a rhetorical question. It discusses the club settling in one location to better engage with the local community and recruit local southern players, aiming to develop homegrown talent rather than selling players for profit. The summary analyzes key aspects of the article such as its headline, language techniques, and topics covered regarding the London Broncos club.
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The first thing audiences see on the magazine cover is the bold masthead to attract attention and indicate the issue date. The blank farrow area allows the main image to stand out without distraction. The lead article reviews the film "Unfriended" to inform readers of the main topic. Additional articles listed on the side and back indicate other content. The target audience is ages 18-30 who enjoy films, though the 15 rated film discussed could still attract younger readers. Both genders from middle social classes C1 and C2 are likely to be interested.
Review
Unfriended is a found footage horror film told through the perspective of a computer screen. The movie received mixed reviews, with some praising its realistic teen characters and others criticizing the childish humor. While the beginning was "cringe worthy", the film develops a more human feeling as it progresses. The unknown actors are surprisingly good at portraying normal teens rather than stereotypical horror characters. The found footage style and single continuous shot make the viewer feel like they are truly watching a Skype call. Overall, the film has some strong points like its acting and style, but also weaknesses, though it is worth a first watch for the unique perspective.
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Unfriended is a found footage horror film about a group of teens communicating over video chat who are tormented by an unknown person. The film starts with cringe-worthy teen humor and arguments between characters, but over time develops more realistic teen characters with personal problems. While the plot and casting were only average, the film's found footage style through a computer screen immerses the viewer and makes the story feel real. Overall the reviewer felt the acting, style, and immersive quality of the film outweighed its weaknesses, rating it a 7.5 out of 10.
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Imige copyright
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The London Broncos have been steadily rebuilding after being relegated through developing youth players and bringing in experienced Super League and NRL players. While they had a rocky start to the season, losing their star halfback and head coach, they have found stability under new coach Andrew Henderson and have an unbeaten home record. The club's new sporting director Brian Noble aims to help cement a winning culture and develop local youth through partnerships with schools. The future looks brighter for the Broncos as they have settled down in one location and focus on developing homegrown southern talent to challenge for Super League spots.
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1) The document describes a radio news show assignment where the student had to create 3 news reports using different techniques.
2) For the first report, the student did a "copy only" report on an upcoming marathon in Manchester. They included details about the event and also tried to persuade people to participate.
3) The second report was an interview with a careers advisor about university prices. The student found the advisor easy to contact and asked questions relevant to students.
4) The third report took an opposing viewpoint to proposed legalization of fox hunting. The student included quotes from experts and questioned members of the public to get different perspectives.
Rangers
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This radio program discusses lowering the voting age, public views on fox hunting, Manchester's new £100 million cycling scheme, and provides entertainment and sports updates. Interviews are played with students on lowering the voting age, Daniel reporting on public opinion of fox hunting, and discussing Manchester's cycling pathways funding. The program concludes with entertainment and sports news summaries.
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- 1. Headline – a heading for a news report which contains a short statement or word. This is meant to attract listeners to watch the whole story to find out some more about it . Bulletins- a short statement with a summary of news stories that are going to go on the show on that day of the show which will tell listeners what is going to be on the show so the listens know what they want to listen to . news programme- a show that shows to the public the news this will contain the local events and worldwide news . copy only- a piece of written script that the news reporters will read off of when they are reading the news with audio clips- it will have short clips of people who are part of the topic speaking voicers - this is a one person news report on a topic .This will probably be pre-recorded and put into the show at a later date. wraps- finish the show meaning the wrap it up. live cross – A cross over to a presenter live in the field . they will talk live about the topic that the news it talking about . this will probably be a few seconds delay from the main radio show. two way- this is a two way discussion about the topic . This will be done with a presenter at the radio studio speaking with a presenter that is in the filed talking to each other about the topic that the news show is talking about I am going to look at BBC radio 4 world at one . From this I will look at how the radio program is structured and why . the world at one is a BBC radio 4 news program that airs a 1pm every day that last for 45 minutes . The news reports start off with news bullions at 0.18 this will show the people that are listening what type of story’s that are going to be on the show at this day . During the bulletins it contains audio clip of Ed Millaban but this is only a shortened version of the whole clip this is going to be a topic that is going to be the show on that day .Audio clips is also done at 1.13 to show another story about what industry’s the UK is famous for. She then cross over to another news reported that will be talking about the stories in more detail she is a voicers because it is only her who is reading the news this is done at 1.22. The first thing she dose when it switches to the new presenter is read out the first headline this is done at 1.28 “siner conservative have attacked laber members” this is done to grab the attention of the public and make them want to listen to the show or at least the story. The part that show is speaking is a copy only this is because this would have been pre written script that is moderated for live news .This is also not interrupted with any cross on audio clips allowing them finish the story on their own probably uses quotes . Then this story
- 2. switches to a voicers at 2.00 this is a probably a pre-recorded part of somebody out in the field ,this person will talk about the topic in full detail . At 2.52 another headline is used this time to introduce a story about a body being found this was only a short story that was only about two sentences long. At 8.23 there is an audio clip of Ed Millaban talking about his policy’s this audio clip is the full version of what was shown at the begging o the show at 0.18 now going into full detail about it. At 14.20 she cuts to a news reporter on the field to ask him about his opion on the topic about ministry officials this Is a two way discussion because there is one presenter in the radio studio talking to a presenter on the field .With this the radio show has made sure that there is somebody there to argue with each point so the show is not one sided so the show is not bios like the BBC is meant to be .At 35.00 there was an audio clip about what makes the UK world class this is an extended version of what was shown at the beginning 1.13. At 43.44 the show has its warps which means that she starts to end the show . she ends in by recapping with the closing headlines they do this to show the reader what has been on the show I think that this is a good way to end the show . I could not find a live cross in this news report so I found a channel 4 news report which one of them are used .It is a discussion about AI intelligence in this they use a live cross to talk to somebody who is far away so they can get involved in the discussion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3_Hjhz4-0U