Someone To Love .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jREZeBg0js

10 Steps to Writing a Story – Broadcast Journalism

1. Find a ____Topic____.
-What is your story about?


-Who is your audience?
- Why is this story important to your audience?



Ex. EVHS Dance Team .




2. Find an ___Angle___.
- More Specifically, what is important about your topic?
-What should the reader learn?
- Summerize in 3 words.



3. Collect ___Infromation___.
- Who are the experts for this story?
- Do you need opposing points of view?
- What interview questions should I ask?
-What other research must be done to complete the story?



4. Conduct the ___Interview____.
- Ask open ended questions.
- Rule of 3s.
- Filling the silence.
-Non-question question.



5. Shoot your reporter ___Stand-UP___.

- Should have a good idea about what story is about.
- Stand-UP for transition from one location to the next.
- No first person: "I went"
-In MIDDLE of story



6. Organize your __Sound Bites___.

- What quotes should I use?
- How can I organize the quotes to tell a story?
- What are my gold nuggets?
-Sprinkle nuggets through out.



7. Write ___Segues___ in your story.

- Use words that tie the interviews together.
- What information can I add to the story?
- Can the story stand on it's own?

8. Write the __Beginning___ and ___End___ of your story.

- Write body first.
- Best sound bytes for beginning and end.
- Paraphrase a sound byte at the beginning


9. Write the anchor ______________ and ________________ (if necessary).
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10. Collect ___________ to add to your story (throughout steps 4-9)
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*Steps 4-8 in your story are called the ____________________.

1. What are the 5 freedoms of the 1st amendment?
Speech, religion, press, grievances & assembly.


2. What is the Tinker Standard?
1965-Doesn't disrupt school/class.




3. What is the Frasier Standard?
1986-Vulger or indecent.


4. What is the Hazelwood Standard?
1988- censorship of school sponsored student expression if it has to do with teaching distractions.


5. What is the Frederick Standard?
2007- Schools cannot censor students actions and speech, outside of school.

6. What is the definition of libel?
Must be published and harm (defamatory) someone's reputation. (When you know it's false and you say false things anyways). Have to prove that the paper's false.

Wisconsin Power Play

Appearently, a wisconsin reporter compared someone to Mubarack. I Don't really understand this article and it's very irritating.

First Amendment Quiz .

I got about 12 or 13 out of 20. I think it's sad that I don't know my own rights but a good reason to research them!

Patience ! Copy & Paste This Into Your Browser .

http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhD76Q3EdLDtkSph9m

Texas mom pleads guilty to locking child in closet for a year

A 41 year old women locked her 12 year old daughter in a closet for a year. Only letting her out to use the bathroom, go to school & eat. I think that's sick & she should of been sent to the crazy house . They only gave her a year & that was for time served. She should get locked in a closet for a year to see how it feels ! That's Really Sick .

New hope for baby born with 'broken heart'

" Christopher has a rare but serious congenital heart defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome. That means Christopher was born with the left side of his heart severely underdeveloped, according to his doctor, Dr. Daniel Gruenstein at Amplatz Children's Hospital on the University of Minnesota campus. " That's really scary. I wonder how his parents sleep knowing that. does his heart beat normally? but Anyways, I'm glad they've found a new alternative for him.

More Minnesotans are avoiding second-hand smoke

The number of Minnesotans exposed to second hand smoke dropped to a record low. Surveys say that since the smoking ban in 2007, more people prohibit smoking in their homes. I think that's a great thing! I'm happy that they banned smoking indoors in 2007, even though you could only smoke at bars in restaurants, you could still smell the smoke, and who wants to smell that while they're eating? It's a horrible smell to have on your clothes too. I don't get why people smoke anyways, it causes all types of problems... it's really pointless? What makes a person even want to try it? Why would someone found a company that sells a product that is hazardous to human beings? Is that what we've come to? putting our fellow man in danger to make money? It's sad...

Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Lohan was charged with grand theft for stealing a $2,500 necklace. That's soooo stupid! Aren't you rich? Why would you steal? She deserves to be put in jail this time because the law has given her too many chances. Like, she got caught doing drugs, driving drunk... what more proof do you need? Just because she's a celebrity doesn't make her abouve the law, lock her up and throw away the key already!

College Coach Donates Kidney to Baseball Player

A freshman at Wake forrest univerity gets sick with ANCA vasculitis. He was gonna play for the Yankees but decided to go to college. When he got sick none of his family members were a match so the coach decided to donate his. I thought that was very touching, like... who else would do that? That man has a great heart and I bet that kid is very grateful. We Need more people like that in the world.

Well . . .

I Couldn't find any articles about the superbowl ads, just commercial. I Watched one, the Darth Vader one, it was pretty cute.

Notes On News

NOTES ON NEWS

Define “Broadcast Journalism” in 1-3 sentences.
I think Broadcast Journalism is broadcasting a story to people. Broadcasting is to (to me) informing people through Tv, internet, or radio. Like, it's what news anchors do. They research a story, usually current events and tell the viewers about it on Tv, radio, or internet.



List and describe the six criteria of newsworthiness.

TITLE DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE
1. Unsualness: News is the different, the unusual, the out of the ordinary.

• Example: Church roof collapses.

2. Significance: Important events, ones that affect many people, are news.

• Example: Elections.

3. Timeliness: Old news isn't news, it's history.

• Example: Black history month in Febuary.

4. Proximity: People want to know about nearby events.

• Example: Store shuts down or something.

5. Prominence: When well-known people, places, or buildings are involved

• Example: Lindsay Lohan gets arrested.

6. Human Interest: Ordinary people, ordinary animals, humorous or dramatic.

• Example: Fireman saves cat.

What are the differences between print journalism and broadcast journalism?
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Reporters Attacked .

Journalists are being attacked in Egypt . The purpose is to "pull cover over what's happening and create fear in other reporters". I think that it's a bad way to hide what's going on because if you hurt a reporter, don't you think they'd tell someone why they were hurt? or maybe they think that since they were hurt, they won't talk about it again out of fear, or they'd scare any other reporter that they tell or hears about it.

Class Quiz

Allen, Lucas H -Swing Dances.
Blanchard, Derek J - Cheerleader.
Boese, Sara M -75% German.
Brazelton, Keely R - 32 Siblings.
Buchanan, Tiarra S - Likes Chowder and Purple.
Carlson, Devony R -Children's Hospital Commercial.
Cordova, Christian J - Phorensic Scientist
Cox, Derrick D - Cooper's town for baseball.
Devries, Peter T -Genius.
Erickson, Nathaniel P -Hole in one.
Felker, Marisa L -foreign exchange student next year.
Fraki, Hannah R -Knits , Born in Chicago.
Groskreutz, Jackson H -Role model is John Lennon.
Jones, Nadia S - 9 siblings.
Kading, Caroline E - Car accident in 10th grade.
Kane, William M -Goes by Max
Lafontaine, Kristin D - Hyper extended spine.
Lesch, John R - Bag pipes
Mcgroarty, Cody J - Cheerleader in Alabama
Mitchell, Alexander C - Irish , Sweedish .
Morrissey, Gretta E - Whistle .
Pelant, Benjamin M -Has diabeties.
Rasugu, Billy P - Writes his own music .
Reagles, Alex J - Hardcore Snowboarder.
Rosario, Brian L - U.S. Marines , State Patrol .
Schiebel, Derek M -
Schlotfeldt, Katherine A - Rock in her knee .
Smith, Madison B -Can twist her arm all the way around .
Strusz, Ashley E -On Tv for Dance .
Sytchev, Vladislav -Russia , Canada , Minnesota .
Thompson, Collin P -Has a twin .
Wangler, Matthew J -
White, Hannah Y - Born in California .
Wunderlich, Benjamin D - Born in Chicago , Hottest day .
Zemien, Brianna J - 100% Polish .

Egypt.

I think things in Egypt are really getting out of hand. It's sad to see other human beings to this to each other. Now They are attacking the journalists in Cairo. They're fighting for what they believe in but people are killing each other to prove a point. I think they're trying to get their point across to the rest of the world. They wanna shouw us (The U.S.) that they're not gonna stop protesting until this guy is out of office, as soon as possible. even though he won't be running for another term, the people of Egypt have had enough of his so called "Democracy".