reporting/journalust
Finding info and getting that info out to the public
Define "interview"
asking questions and finding answers
why is news reported by journalist
to tell It to the public when they can't witness it
whats the definition of transcription
generate a written record of spoken words from audio or video content.
What 3 w's should ledes always have
what when where
whats the middle section of structure journalist use
important details
what do u need for being a good interviewer
Curosity
There are informational type of questions and.... questions
emotional
why do journalist use quotations in their stories (2 answers)
adds validity
adds personality
ledes should be a max of how many words
25
whats the last part of the structure journalist use
other background info
T/F Journlaist have to report the news fairly and accurately
T/F Journalists report the news chronologically
T/F true
T/F false
What is attribution in a news story
info tied to a reliable source
when writing a suspense lead how soon should you relive the suspense?
next sentence
list the 4 types of questions commonly asked by journalsit
open ended
close ended
questions for info
questions for emotion
List 4 or more different kinds of stories that the structure journalists use. (there are 7 total)
Crimes sports car crash fires court verdicts election results business announcements
which kind of lede a begins with an interesting example that demonstrates the story's theme and then follows it up w a nut graph
delayed lead
1. Whats the structure use by journalist called
2. What is the first
1. Inverted pyramid
2. Most newsworthy
list 3 of the 5 tips for transcription
1. mark questions bold/break into sections
2. use headphones
3. mark quotes
4. rewind and check for accuracy
5. transcribe accurately
t/f when doing an interview you don't have to let the subject now ur recording
false