If you're looking for some examples of people who were at the same stage you're at now. Let's look at some of the groupings!
Sam: beyond coal video General comments: Video: Watch your spellings! One video caption has a misspelling.
Jessy: roommate conflicts video General comments: Video***:
Notice the back-and-forth use of sound bytes, where you talk to one
person, then another, then go back to the first person. It's more
conversational and generally preferable to using everything someone has
to say all at once.
Darcie: protest video General comments: Video***: note the use of narration to help keep the story moving between sound bytes.
Julianne: restaurant video General comments: Video***
Nice use of b-roll and neutral experts! The latter turns what could
have been a one-sided puff piece into something more analytical.
Stefany: speaker video General comments: Video***: This
was a tough assignment, in that you were reporting on a speech that
already took place. Smart back-tracking in getting an interview with the
speaker, reactions from people who were in the audience.
BriAnn: dodgeball fundraiser video / General comments: Video***:
Good use of b-roll and nice use of yourself as an on-camera
narrator. But remember as journalists we need to present ourselves
neutrally, which means don't wear a Greek shirt when doing a NEWS story
about Greek life.
Julia: holiday creep video
Connor: Dorm security video General comments: Video: a little more b-roll, pleez!
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