Hello moderator,
this is my A2 Media Studies blog, I hope you enjoy reading through my process of making 'After Dark' teaser trailer, 'After Dark' poster and 'Profilm' magazine cover.

Beneath you can see my final productions completed on the 18th of April 2012.

My evaluation from the 11th March 2012-18th April 2012.

The Research and planning began on the 20th of June 2011-9th March 2012.

Thank you
Keisha ")

Friday, 21 October 2011

Research & Planning: Newsreader conventions



Here I have two videos from YouTube that simply show some of the key conventions of a news report, by researching this it will give me an outline of what structure my news report should follow in my own teaser trailer. These are the main conventions I have found

  • It begins where the news reporter is sat at a desk in main focus, where no editing is taking place
  • The news reporter is always center frame- main focus for the audience.
  • Commonly Mid Close ups are used.
  • A straight cut is often used to show the other reporter on the screen behind, when a follow up is used at that scene.
  • The newsreader is commonly well spoken and clear.
  • When they're reading the script they use breaks between lines to build suspense in the story.
When the report moves to the live scene:
  • Sometimes begins with an establishing shot with a voice over.
  • Filler shots are used whilst the reporter describes the news in much more detail sometimes with facts and figures.
  • A static camera is used showing the reporter in a mid long shot, where she goes further into detail about the news topic.

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