Intro to Broadcast

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Across
  1. 2. When an interviewee is on camera giving a statement
  2. 4. when the talent sells a story that is coming up later to convince the viewer to stay tuned
  3. 6. page- A full page of graphics displaying pertinent information about a story
  4. 8. question- a Question that cannot be answered by a simple yes or no
  5. 13. when the anchor (talent) reads the story over a video
  6. 16. The project is finished
  7. 17. A type of graphic, such as a person's name and title, in the lower third of the screen, or a "bug" in the corner
  8. 18. To start taping a few seconds earlier to allow room for editing (to pad out is to keep rolling tape at the end of a shot)
  9. 19. up- when the talent is on camera saying something usually to bridge two parts of the story together
Down
  1. 1. question- Question that can be answered by a simple yes or no
  2. 3. The anchor or reporter or narrator that is on camera, by voice, video or both
  3. 5. of thirds- To center the eyes of the interviewee in the top third of the frame
  4. 7. To watch, review, and write down the shots that are available from a raw footage tape for use in a package
  5. 9. to duplicate video/ audio from one source to another (to copy It)
  6. 10. in the introduction of a story/package usually read by the anchor
  7. 11. The identifying "tagout", such as "This is Donald Duck, reporting for Disney News..."
  8. 12. on stage- An SOT that is particularly from a "no-name" person on the street, like a witness or a random person offering an opinion on the story
  9. 14. To ask the interviewee "can you please say and spell your name, please?" at the beginning of the interview
  10. 15. footage- Unedited footage taped for a story
  11. 18. A story told by a separate talent, usually tossed to by the anchor. Usually includes voice-over, graphics, Sound-on-tape, stand-up, etc.