- Interviews
- Images (moving and still)
- Voiceover
- Theme
- Music
- archive material
- Graphics-credits
- single strand narrative
- Editing: cut is the most common edit because it then doesnt distract the attention of the interviewee.
- Voiceover is sometimes relevant depending on the topic-relevant age to the topic-standard english, calm and clear delivery. creative and varied camerawork.- conventional framing on the interviews with camera on a tripod and not hand held.
- Archive material- still images: CD covers, newspapers, poster etc.
- camera movement:pan up and down, zoom etc.
- if chromacy is used it shouldnt distract the audience from the interview.
- relevant music-doesnt interfere-correct sound levels
- Graphics-anchor the person, time, places and relevance to the programmes topics-simple and usually two lines wrong.
Television Scheduling
Inheritance- scheduling a programme after a popular programme hoping it will inherit the same audience.
Pre-echo - Audience tunes in before a popular one; catch the end of the popular programme and hopefully tune in next time.
Hammoking- New programme put between two popular programmes which could mean it was expensive to make.
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