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Introduction to News Production

Introduction to News Production. . Verity Green & Jen Bell Heads of News news@burstradio.org.uk. What we are looking for . Good news story: Bad news story:. The structure of news pieces . Intro (bed) “This is NAME with the news” ‘This is Burst’ (bed)

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Introduction to News Production

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  1. Introduction to News Production  Verity Green & Jen Bell Heads of News news@burstradio.org.uk

  2. What we are looking for • Good news story: • Bad news story:

  3. The structure of news pieces • Intro (bed) • “This is NAME with the news” • ‘This is Burst’ (bed) • News piece – spoken audio & vox pops • ‘Burst News’ (bed) • “For up to date news stories visit www.burstradio.org.uk, or follow us on twitter @BurstRadio” • Outro (bed)

  4. Step 1: Recording • The better the recording the less editing you have to do! • Follow Jen’s speaking tips

  5. Step 2: Save copies • Get into the habit of saving, and well labelling all audio, in case something goes wrong in editing. • I label mine pre-edit (raw audio), edit and final.

  6. Step 3: Chopping • Taking only the audio you want to include. • Zoom in to make sure you don’t cut out the end of words.

  7. Step 4: Changing • Change audio around to the order you want – what is most effective? • Use either the move tool or normal cut and paste shortcuts (ctrl/cmd x and v)

  8. Step 5: Compress & Normalisation • Reduces volume variation – takes away random loud/ quiet parts to improve overall sound of the piece.

  9. Step 6: Add the News Bed • Place the bed on the top track • Move the spoken audio to match up with the bed structure.

  10. Step 7: Auto-Duck • This lowers the bed where there is spoken audio underneath. • Experiment with the ‘duck amount’, but we usually go for 19dbs on news.

  11. Step 8: Listen back • Make sure the auto-ducking has worked, and that the bed isn’t too loud. • Check you are happy with how the story sounds.

  12. Step 9: Export • We upload news stories as mp3 so it is important finished news stories are exported.

  13. Step 10: Listen to yourself on the radio! • If you follow all these tips you should be creating amazing news stories from start to finish. • Now lets see you have a go!

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