news package

NEWS PACKAGE
A news package is a creative, visual, and long form of storytelling found on television newscasts. The news is conveyed to an audience by packaging together a story that includes characters, facts, plot twists, and a climax to provide entertainment value at the same time.

News Package
A news package is a self-contained taped news report. Many networks use news packages to provide innovative newscasts to broad audiences. Alternate ways of referring to these newscasts include package, taped package, news pkg, or simply as a pack.
Structure and Script
Reporters will often spend large amounts of their time researching stories and interviewing characters to eventually write the scripts for these packages. A common part of a news package is the appearance of a reporter talking into the camera. This is called a "standup" because the reporter is often seen standing in front of the camera on the scene of the story. Usually, the news anchor will read an introduction live, then the pre-recorded story will be shown.

Most viewers have never seen a script for a news package, as what the audience sees is the video form of the script. When a script is created, it often involves many different elements in addition to the exact wording of the story that the reporter is going to present, such as:



Storyline
Visuals
Audio
Timing and cues
Tone
Voiceovers


The writer has to consider both what the viewer sees (visuals) and also what they are going to hear (audio). There is the visual aspect of video production, where images and videos of the subject matter are presented, while the audio specifies sound bytes, voiceovers, and music that may accompany the visuals to help the story along.


Timing and specific cues for the editor and post-production team are also important aspects of script creation for news packages. Indicating the timing and length of a particular visual on the script can help with weaving sound bytes and voiceovers together with images and storylines.


By also indicating the tone and feelings that are to be conveyed, the emotional component of a newscast can start to take shape. Once the full package script is complete, the reporter is ready to go into a sound booth and record voice-overs.


The post-production team will then use the script to bring together the whole news package, to create a newscast that is entertaining, compelling, and informative, while keeping in line with the reporter's overall vision and storyline.

IT SHOULD START WITH BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF YOUR TOPIC
1:ON SCREEN
FIRST VISUAL SHOULD BE OF NEWS ANCHORS TELLING THE NEWS STORY AND FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND DETAILS CONSULT THE NEWS PACKGE
2:VOICE OVER AND VISUALS
VISUALS RELATED TO THE NEWS REPORT WITH VOICEOVER
3:SOT1,SOT2,SOT3,
PEOPLE WHO ARE TELLING INFORMATION ASKED BY REPORTER
4:VOICE OVER
EXPLANATION ABOUT THE TOPIC
5:PTC
PIECE TO CAMERA A piece to camera is the television and film term used for when a presenter or a character speaks directly to the viewing audience through the camera. It is most common when a news or television show presenter is reporting or ... 3. conclusive or closing PTC - ending of news where the presenter acknowledge itself

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