Add Variety to Formal Video Broadcast Interviews with Multiple Cameras and Mics
One way to give yourself some options when you are editing a story or special project, especially one that includes
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Author: Dave Davis
Wireless Mics: Sound Takes You There
This is a plug for the use of wireless, lavaliere microphones, because they can make your video stories better in
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Quick Hit: Broadcast writing tips
Here are some broadcast news writing reminders that might help your high school journalists improve their scripts. ATTRIBUTION comes BEFORE
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Perils of the Anchor Desk for High School Broadcast Journalists
“I’m 17 years old and I am an anchor. I’m talent.” We need to think about this a little, broadcast
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10 Things Colleagues Should Never, Ever Say to a Broadcast Journalism Teacher
“Can we borrow a camera and tripod to shoot our game tonight?” Sorry Coach, that is just not possible. We
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Write Voiceovers, Not Graphics for Broadcast News Packages
It is very common for young broadcast students to avoid the challenge of writing a script and recording voiceovers. One
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Video Tip: Edit audio first
Edit. Audio. First. Your students rush back from a shoot, all fired up to edit their awesome story. They shot
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How do you know when it’s time to kill a story idea or special project?
This is a story of failure. Or is it? You be the judge. In December, before the break, five of
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Tips for creating video promos of your staff’s work
Promos work. Are your students creating promotional spots to remind viewers about their upcoming programs? Posting promos on social media
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