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Planning for Student Talk - Anna

During this lesson, I wrote down my plan for how I would film our news package. This includes examples of what I would show in the video, what the audio would sound like and how long it would stay on screen. Below is a written example of what I am thinking of including in our piece. VIDEO AUDIO TIME Journalist talking outside a University. Introducing themselves, the news programme and the topic of mental health in Universities 5 seconds Upward panning shot/ establishing shot of location Focus on the question of, ‘Is there enough mental health support for students within universities?’ 5 seconds Journalist walking slowly in front of university Discussing what some universities already have in place to give support to their students. Raise idea that this is not enough. Around 20 seconds Time lapse of students working with light overlay and graphics/statistics appear

Storyboard of Shots - Anna

Below are some photos that I have gathered from Google Images. I have used them to represent what I envisage our News Package looking like. This helps me see where I would need to film and what type of shots I am looking to get. Furthermore, on the second image down on the left, I have added a white overlay. Here I would add graphics over the video behind. Using this and my last post I now have a rough idea of what I am working towards. Explanation of specific shots: The first image was chosen as it perfectly demonstrates how I would want our journalist to be seen on screen. A slow upwards pan would introduce them into the news package with the institution in the background. The images of the ginger woman, shows how I would want to add differentiation in our shots. I would want two angles of the interview in order to make it more enticing for the audience. Furthermore, if the interviewee is talking about a serious topic, for example their mental health story, by changin

Ingredients to a news report - Lucy

Here is a video of me explaining what a detailed news report would need in order for it to be successful. We will include a reporter, someone who will address the topic of our news report, facts statistics information and animations, a ticker, interviews and lots of shots to establish where we are filming and what our report will be about.

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