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Module
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Creating
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As with creating a classroom newspaper, students could also create
their own television news broadcast of stories of interest to them
and their peers. They could simply video tape their broadcasts or,
by creating digital, video-streaming images, they could put clips
onto a Web page. In doing so, they are learning about various aspects
of television news production, including selecting and writing script
for stories, using visual content to convey their ideas, and editing
material to capture primary content. They could then reflect on
their own and others’ stories in terms of decisions about
the newsworthy nature of their stories--the significance, relevance,
or value of the story for their intended audiences. |
In the
Thinking Visually site, Mark Harmon includes specific strategies
for analyzing the use of photo composition, motion, sound, lighting,
and transitions in television news broadcasts. |
Video
Production of a Newscast [ Media Awareness Network lesson /
grades 6-9 ] |
Nothing
but the News: Exploring and Creating “Important” News
Stories [ The New York Times Daily Lesson ] |
My
Newcast [ game on creating a TV news broadcast ] |
Webquests: Creating a News Broadcast
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Woehrle's
WebQuest
Who
Started the Fire? :A WebQuest for 11th Grade American
News
Program :A WebQuest for Middle School Language Arts
Kids
in the News
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Unit:
Which Clip Should We Use? [ developing a TV news broadcast ]
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Television
News [ Media Awareness Network lesson / grades 7-10 ] |
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the Message Across is a valuable and accessible tape for
students and others wishing to produce effective videos. This video
does not focus on the technical details of production. Instead,
it helps the video maker think about how to communicate forcefully
by telling a story well. It illustrates this message with off-the-air
examples as well as taped footage.
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For further reading:
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Attkisson, S., & Vaughan, D. R. (2003). Writing
right for broadcast and Internet news. Boston: Allyn and Bacon,
2003.
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Tuggle, C.A., Carr, F., & Huffman, S. (2001).
Broadcast news handbook: Writing, reporting, and producing.
Boston: McGraw Hill.
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