NewsCast Vocabulary

They are usually in the midst of all the action, delivering news straight from the field.

The transmission of radio, television, and web messages or speeches.

Introduces stories, interacts with reporters, and interviews experts on a news show.

Writing or providing an account of summation of something for publication or broadcast.

Raw, unedited material as originally filmed by a camera, which typically must be edited to create a motion picture.

Create scripts for anchors, write teases to promote stories, and produces content for the website.

Maintains websites, blogs, and social media

The audience identifies that person with the broadcast.

This person is the reason many viewers tune into the news in the first place. They sometimes travel to the story.

In charge of quality control. They monitor stories for accuracy and sees that rules and regulations are followed.

Plan the news broadcasts.

Captures video either in a studio or out in the field

Records images that allow viewers to see current events as they happen.

Operates the equipment that transmits the sound associated with news broadcasts

Communicates information just like an anchor, reporter, or meteorologist does.

This person oversee newscasts. They collaborate with reporters who are out in the field.

They regulate audio and sound quality, monitor broadcasts and selects the transmission equipment.

They take still images and digital video.

One of the successive pictures on a strip of film.