Introduction to Broadcast Journalism
• History and evolution of broadcast journalism
• The structure of broadcast newsrooms
• Differences between radio and television journalism
• Writing for Radio and Television
• Writing clear, concise, and engaging scripts
• Storytelling techniques for broadcast
• Use of language and voice in scripts
• Presenting and Anchoring
• Voice training and on-camera presentation skills
• Conducting live interviews
• Working with teleprompters and handling live broadcasts
• Production Techniques
• Basics of sound and video editing
• Camera work and lighting for television
• Producing news segments and packages
Lights, camera, action! This module is your backstage pass to the adrenaline-pumping world of broadcast journalism. We're talking microphones, cameras, and the art of keeping your cool when millions are watching. You'll dive into the controlled chaos of newsrooms, learn to craft stories that sing on air, and discover why "um" is the enemy of every broadcaster. From the golden age of radio to the TikTok era, we'll explore how broadcast journalism has evolved and why it still packs a punch in the digital age.
In this module, you’ll develop the skills needed to write clear, concise, and engaging scripts for radio and television. You’ll learn effective storytelling techniques tailored for broadcast, and understand how to use language and voice to connect with your audience. The module also focuses on practical skills like on-camera presentation, voice training, and handling live broadcasts. Additionally, you’ll get hands-on experience with production techniques, including sound and video editing, camera work, and lighting, to produce polished news segments and packages.
This module is ideal for aspiring journalists, broadcasters, and media professionals looking to build a career in radio or television. Whether you’re new to the field or seeking to enhance your broadcast journalism skills, this module offers the knowledge and practical experience necessary to excel in the industry. It’s also valuable for anyone interested in understanding the behind-the-scenes work that goes into producing compelling and informative broadcast news.
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