Wednesday, 21 November 2012

Running Order


Order:

Channel ident -> introducer introduces news

Summarize the day’s top stories: 4 stories -> inserts of relevant footage
‘Also’, ‘And’ used as co-ordinating conjunctions -> last story is light-hearted/uplifting

Intro sequence

“Good Evening. Welcome to the news at 6” -> stood up in front of desk
Introduces first story -> “Our middle-eastern correspondent ‘John Davis’ reports from Gaza”

Dramatic opening shot of story -> outside reporter states time of incident -> reports the story
Shot of reporter talking about story -> may be walking towards the camera
Back to voiceover inserts
Interview with person related to incident
“Will Davis. BBC News. Gaza” sign out

Back to studio -> “Our correspondent Kathy Smith is in Ashbor. Kathy…” -> she gives her opinion, other facts she has learned -> LIVE -> “Kathy Smith in Ashbor. Thank you.”


Here, is a rough running order that we drew up after watching the BBC News at 6. We had realised that presenters introduce stories in a certain order, while sticking to certain agendas, and we wanted to follow this recognized formula to make our news report look as authentic as possible.

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