https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZByLm6a5Mbs&t=160s
This broadcast was a very heavily political the whole broadcast being about different parts of Brexit. Starting with politicians talking about different aspects of Brexit and the new vote, as the broadcast goes on it goes into the public and how they feel about the second vote on Brexit. There was a voice over throughout the whole thing explaining things.
The starting sequence of this news broadcast there was a very eye catching intro they would attract the attention of people who might just have the TV on in the background, the music in the sequence was quite loud so it would catch the attention of people who may not be paying 100% attention. Both the visuals and the audio are very recognisable to most of the nation, so if someone heard the intro theme they'd instantly know what it is.The presenter for this news broadcast was Sophie Raworth she was very composed and professional. She was probably used for this broadcast because she has a lot of experience presenting.
Part 2
There are 3 main types of people represented in this story, the politicians, business owners, and the general public. The politicians are represented in a way that makes them look very indecisive, almost like they're made to look bad. The business owners see it as being unfair and could be awful for their businesses. The general public are represented as frustrated with everything that is happening.I feel like there was a lot of bias in the public as everyone was disappointed because they only heard one side of the story. There wasn't a lot of balance in the arguments, so t
hey could have interviewed more business owners to get a wider range of opinions.
There was a narration throughout the whole news report explaining all the different events that were taking place. This is very good because it's a summary of all that's been said, this is especially because it's a very difficult topic to understand fully.
There wasn't any other stories in this particular news broadcast but that's because of how big this story is. Typically a news report would have several different stories. the biggest/ most important story would come first and the last story would be light hearted, to calm he audience down.
Part 3
The news reader in the broadcast I watched wasn't named, which is very unusual, they usually have a heading at the start of the broadcast.News readers address the audience in a very professional way, this is due to the serious nature of the news, and to get the information to the audience in a very to the point way. This could be to save time on the broadcast so they can get more stories in.
The presenter in a news broadcast is the face of the whole thing, they tell the stories, and make them interesting. It was very important for the reader to be completely collected and calm throughout the whole broadcast.
Being able to work under pressure and being able to stay calm are very important for news readers, because if they start stumbling their words its going to make the whole news outlet seem unprofessional.
A field reporter is a reporter that goes out to where different stories are to get more information on the story, this makes it much more interesting for the audience to watch
There are camera men that have to capture the correct atmosphere when filming on a location, it is very important to capture the right kind of footage to fit the broadcast.
Editors edit the footage that the cameramen have filmed to fit the time frame of the broadcast and to fit the context and tone of the broadcast, this is a very important job.
Audio engineers set up the audio for all the in house recording, this is a very important job because without them the broadcast wouldn't have any audio.
Part 4
News ordering means what order the news should go in a broadcast depending on how big the story is.The most important story would get picked first because it would get the most attention from the audience, therefore getting the broadcast higher viewing figures.
It's very important to be able to think quickly in the news because it's very strict on timing, so if something goes wrong people need to be able to act quickly to fix it..
A slow news day is when there aren't many interesting stories to broadcast.
the final story is sometimes called the 'and finally' story,a and its purpose is to be very light hearted so it calms down the viewer after the very important stories.
There are 7 different types of news values: Timeliness, which means the sooner the story is reported the better, Proximity, more important to the community they happened in, Impact, events that are more news worthy when they affect a large amount of people. Prominence, when news involves public figures. Oddity, out of the ordinary. Relevance, when it's about something very important.conflict, news that involves disagreement. The main news story in the broadcast I looked at was a mix of Relevance and Prominence because it was a very important topic and because it had important public figures in it.
An example of Oddity news is a article i found about a Swiss chocolate bar that is supposed to make menstruation more comfortable. Odity news story are usually light hearted.https://newsoddity.blogspot.com/2016/12/Swiss-Company-Creates-Chocolate-That-Makes-Menstruation-More-Comfortable.html
An example of a timeless report would this this Article about Stormzy headlining Glastonbury, this would be a timeless story because there closer to Glastonbury the more relevant the story is. The further away from the event it gets the less important the story becomes.
An example of a proximity report would be this horrific story about a woman's baby tragically being killed in Croydon. This Story is very specific to the Croydon area.
Actuality footage is footage the camera crew actually filmed were stock footage is footage that could be acquired online or by other means, stock footage could be used to show something that they don't have actuality footage for.
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