AV Class Semester review vocab

natural sound of whatever is being recorded

A direct abrupt change

Works with reporters to determine the audio and video aspects of a story

Look up symbols

Starting the broadcast with a sound bite rather than the usual opening

The talent on show delivering the news

Responsible for the strength, clarity, and overall quality of sounds and images broadcast on radio and television.

Material available for download to be played on a computer or mobile device

The electronic merging of two video sources

Scripted close usually one full sentence

Short for lavalier mics

Standard line that all reporters use to end all packages. Ex.... Christi Opiela HBNN Hallettsville TX

Reporter who looks to be live, but was taped doing the intro or segment well before the show is aired

Total run time

The title above a story in a newspaper, magazine, or newsletter

A short bit of information on an upcoming report

A freelance journalist, photographer, or videographer who contributes, or reports for news organizations.

Tells the reader who wrote the story

An unintended video or audio signal interruption during a television or radio broadcast

To fade in (a sound or image) in a motion picture / radio / television program while fading out another sound or image.

A copy of audio or video material

A watermark station logo that broadcasters put over a part of the screen area of their programs to identify the channel

The sound coming through on the mics that isn't wanted.

A term used for radio or TV commercials

A writer for newspapers and magazines

A sound other than speech or music made artificially for use in a play, movie, or other broadcast production.

A report usually put together by a reporter, usually including the reporter, voice-over, nats, and one or more interview

The color balance on a digital media

The activity or profession of producing advertisements for commercial products or services.

Short name for a story

A picture showing a wide view or the story the camera is capturing

Computer Graphic Imagery

A picture in which the subject is framed from the shoulders up

It's a short segment at the beginning of a show

The call letters of the radio station, and (2) the city of license

Someone who broadcasts on radio or television.

Come or cause to come gradually into or out of view, or to merge into another shot.

The reporter's written and recorded script in a news package

Banter conversational light-hearted

Frames Per Second

This is an area of specialization where you have developed sources and have proven expertise with your published stories

Used to indicate anchor or reporter reading during a video segment.

Change smoothly from a long shot to a close-up or vice versa

Sound on tape, used to indicate a segment of the video should run at full audio

Starting the broadcast with a sound bite rather than the usual opening

The introduction of another person or reporter by an anchor or reporter

Means certain photographs/clip art/shapes/animations/sounds/music/video clips that're included within or are available

The short segment of a program of script introducing and immediately preceding another part of the program or commercial

remote broadcast is broadcasting done from a location away from a formal television studio and is considered an EFP

The letters/numbers that ID a person/ vehicle/ organization that's broadcasting the radio or sending messages by radio

The words that go with an image to explain what's happening in the photo

Public Service Announcement

Person in charge of of the news desk at a or broadcasting organization who oversees the selection of published works

Anchor and reporters ear pieces and the audio goes through it on live shots

Time cue signaling the reporter to conclude the broadcast or interview

The actual sound of someone in the news on an audio tape

Determine what entertainment programs news broadcasts and other program material their organizations offer to the public

A story or segment of a story during which the reporter on scene talks on camera.

Shot On Scene

Short, distinct closing section at the end of something

The process of illuminating a subject from the back

Typically oversees one or more newscasts they producer or producers that handle those newscasts

pictures shot to accompany a reporter or anchor script