2. Geoffrey Davies Senior Lecturer, TV Practice daviesg@wmin.ac.uk O77900-17104

3. Schedule Monday 26th to Wednesday 28th - classroom Shooting Monday 3rd - Bank Holiday Tuesday 4th - Filming Wednesday 5th - 1pm editing Annexe Thursday 6th - editing / 6pm: review Friday 7th - Princes Trust

4. Programme Monday 26th A3.17 Tuesday 27th A5.11 Wednesday 28th LT3 Introduction10am: Rob KirkLocal news News video Newsday Local newsWriting Break 12.30 - 3pm (PT 1pm) Break Sky NewsVoice over Local news Cameras / edit

5. Weekly schedule W/c MonTuesWedThursFri April 26th Class Shoot May 3rdBank Holiday ShootingShoot Edit 1pm Editing View 6pm KLT May 10thBulletin May 17thBulletin 2 Begley Bulletin 2 May 24thBulletin 2 BJTC May 31stBank Holiday Bulletin 2

6. Television News

7. Television News - Sources Newspapers - all Wire services - PA, Reuters, AP Agency film - AP, Reuters Co-operative providers - e.g. CNN and ITN etc

8. Television News - In house Producers, Reporters, Editors Camera crews Library Graphics Video editors Studio and gallery crew Technical support

9. Television News Organisation INPUT OUTPUT EDITOR

10. Television News - Input Home and foreign desks Wire services Video feeds - agency and other Crew / reporter allocation Technical issues - satellites

11. Television News - Output Programme editor Chief sub Producers Director and PA

12. Television News Flow Source of story Video material? Presentation Send out on story Write script - graphics / library? Edit tape - insert material Broadcast

13. Television Reports

14. Basic components GV - general view - exterior, shot of building, sign etc. Use gv for voice over Interviews - framing left and right Piece to camera to close Typical duration 90s or less

15. Presenter link This sets up the story for the viewer Probably no more than 15s - 45 words Set out for presenter to read Technical details of the video

16. Catchline

17. Presenters name/

18. Catchline Presenters name/Here you write a short punchy summary of the story to get the viewers attention, introducing what the story is about and who is reporting it.

19. Catchline Presenters name/ Catchline In words… Out words…soc Duration in m & sec. Here you write a short punchy summary of the story to get the viewers attention, introducing what the story is about and who is reporting it.

20. Your Projects 1m 30s max Interviews PTC Not wall to wall words Write v/o Cue sheet (15s) + crew names

21. Now lets look at a bulletin…

22. VOICE OVER

23. Summary on cameras

24. Basic kit Canon camera Tape - label it properly Tripod - plate stays with tripod Camera kit - mic, headphones, light Cables

25. Basic terms Pan - left to right Tilt - up and down Zoom - tightening/ loosening the shot MiniDV tape - small format digital tape Firewire - camera to computer connection

26. Basic filming points Use the tripod for steady shots Take still shots - don’t move on everything Zoom - slowly, both in and out Remember sound Handles on shots, esp. ending Check that you are recording

27. Other points Lighting - take care Camera kit in shot Counting in to PTC Microphone in shot

28. That’s all for now folks Editing Wednesday 10am Annexe J Block Geoffrey Davies daviesg@wmin.ac.uk 077900-17104