A pocket (5x7") field guide explaining procedures and skills needed to produce live television newscasts notable for substance and style. Covers live presentation, delivery, and legal and ethical issues in a conversational style, and illustrates challenging situations with concrete examples. Includes exercises, and references drawn from the Associated Press, professional broadcast journalism associations, and the Internet. Useful for students and professionals. Arya works in Chicago television. The volume lacks a subject index.
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A Must for the "live" reporter!,
By Mark McKenna (New York City, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Thirty Seconds to Air: A Field Reporter's Guide to Live Television Reporting (Paperback)
In all my years in the profession and as an educator, I have found few books as useful and relevant as this one. Mr. Arya is among the top live reporters in the country. He has earned some of the top honors in all of journalism. If you want to learn how to report live, buy it. If you want to get better at live, buy it. There is no other book like it! It is an easy read that hits every nail right on the head.
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Great Resource,
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This review is from: Thirty Seconds to Air: A Field Reporter's Guide to Live Television Reporting (Paperback)
This is a great resource for aspiring reporters and for those who have been in the business for just a couplle of years. Mr. Arya presents a straight forward - honest look at what it takes to be a good live reporter in a very difficult field. The tips are very valuable to students and those just starting out in this field. They are also good to those who are working in live television but who are uncomfortable with the live presentation. This is a nice resource for all live reporters - a reminder of what it takes to make it work successfully.
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Every reporter remembers that first professional live shot. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
third floor apartment balcony, roll cue, many young reporters, live television news, resume tape, television news reporting, live shot, live truck, television news reporter, live reporter, fire officials, live presentation, unpaid interns, paid internships, low water pressure, truck operator Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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third floor apartment balcony, roll cue, many young reporters, live television news, resume tape, television news reporting, live shot, live truck, television news reporter, live reporter, fire officials, live presentation, unpaid interns, paid internships, low water pressure, truck operator Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Amanda Houston, Los Angeles, Lake City, Green View, Radio-Television News Directors Association, United States, African American, Michael Jordan, Northwestern University, Patricia Dean, News Network, York City New!
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