19 февр. 2016 г. · Below you'll find a glossary of the most common broadcast journalism terms, as well as definitions for the most confusing and ambiguous lingo still used today.

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RUSHES — A TV term that means unedited shots. Sometimes called FOOTAGE. RUNORDER — The list of stories that will be broadcast in a programme.

10 янв. 2022 г. · The rundown is a road map for a news broadcast. It outlines every script and element that will be used on-air in a show in chronological order.

broadcast: A single radio or TV program; the transmission or duration of a program. Any message that is transmitted over a large area, not necessarily by a ...

News in brief [NIB]. A series of short news stories on a broadcast television programme, radio news programme or news website. News values. A set of values or ...

Top and Tail (2): In the context of a news broadcast a reporter will do a live “top”/hit to begin a story (most likely on location) then come back to give ...

Broadcast Glossary. This glossary provides a review of the terminology used on AETN scripts and log sheets: AETN American Embassy Television Network.

26 авг. 2021 г. · This module's learning outcome aims to make the learner well acquainted with the common terminologies used in Broadcast Journalism and the newsrooms of the ...

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