my news powerpoint for media`

1. By Matilda Lewis
 Title sequence with graphics/montage of images and music.
 News crawl or ticker across lower part of the screen.
 Regular presenters and anchors.
 Use of headlines
 A studio set with desks and sofas and tending to have a large screen.
 Likely to include sport and weather as separate section with their own presenters.
 Use of throw forwards and summaries (headlines.)
 Formal language (no slang, dialect or casual language.)
 Structured to start with the most important story and move through to the least important
story.
 Finishing with an ‘and finally’ story, which is lightweight, amusing or feel good to give positive
vibes to the end of the programme.
 Presenters maintain direct eye contact with the audience.
 Presenters in MCU facing the audience while maintaining a serious facial expression and
minimal body language.
 Logo prominently displayed on screen.
 Use of headlines
 Presenters likely to be dressed in smart, conservative clothes.
 Emphasis on breaking news with breaking news straps.
 Use of ‘live’ reporting.