Parts of a Newscast Flashcards
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What is an anchor?

  • The person who delivers the news story from the studio (correct)
  • Visual elements added to the news video
  • A human-interest story
  • Words that scroll across the bottom of the screen
  • What is a crawler?

    Words that scroll across the bottom of the screen, usually about other news.

    What defines a feature story?

    A human-interest story that is usually not related to a major event and is not as time-sensitive as hard news.

    What are graphics in a newscast?

    <p>Visual elements added to the news video, such as charts, maps, logos, and other images.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a hard news story?

    <p>A story that deals with formal or serious topics and events.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a lower third in broadcasting?

    <p>Words on the bottom of the screen that identify the person appearing on the screen.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a MOS interview?

    <p>A man on the street interview in which opinions of the general public are gathered.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an on-camera reporter?

    <p>A reporter who is filmed either talking to the camera or interviewing someone.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Newscast Components

    • Anchor: The primary individual who presents news stories from the studio, often the main face of the broadcast.

    • Crawler: A scrolling text feature at the bottom of the screen, displaying snippets of additional news or updates for viewers.

    • Feature: A type of story that focuses on human-interest angles, typically less urgent than hard news, and often not tied to recent major events.

    • Graphics: Enhancements for news broadcasts including charts, maps, and logos, serving to enrich visual storytelling and provide context to the information presented.

    • Hard News Story: Covers serious and formal topics, focusing on significant and timely events that require immediate reporting.

    • Lower Third: A graphic element at the bottom of the screen displaying the name and title of the person being featured, aiding viewer recognition and information clarity.

    • MOS Interview: A "man on the street" segment where reporters capture public opinions by interviewing everyday people to gain insights or gather reactions.

    • On-Camera Reporter: A journalist who appears directly on screen, engaging with the camera or conducting interviews, essential for live reporting and storytelling.

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    This quiz features flashcards that cover essential terminologies found in a newscast. Each card provides a word along with its definition, helping students grasp the components of news delivery. Test your knowledge of news terminology and improve your understanding of broadcasting terminology.

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