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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 12

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NEWS FORMAT PART 12

The Natural Sound Package
The package does not use narration from the presenter or reporter, but rely on the power of video and sound natural, such as wind noise or sound or sound of people weeping and laughing music.

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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 11

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NEWS FORMAT PART 11

Stand Up Formats
Reporters speak with the directing them to the location from where the camera coverage in a live broadcast or as one part in each package.

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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 10

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NEWS FORMAT PART 10

Butted Soundbite Formats
Two soundbite edited succession and the atmosphere is used to obtain a contrast accident. Example: A rise in the price of fuel is not necessary, but according to B need.

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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 9

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NEWS FORMAT PART 9

Soundbite On Tape Format (SOT)
SOT formats is voters from the source of information or snippets of the long interview. Soundbite On Tape (SOT) should be cultivated so that the focus on short and can provide dramatic effect of the news is read before. Soundbite On Tape (SOT) can be placed after the Voice Over (VO ) news formats or in a package (PKG) news formats. SOT length ranges between 10-30 seconds.

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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 8

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NEWS FORMAT PART 8

Breaking Story Format (BREAKING NEWS)
News that began when a news program broadcast is still in progress.

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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 7

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NEWS FORMAT PART 7

Clip Format
Extracts from a direct statement (soundbite) displayed independently on a news program that preceded the intro to complain that the presenter/anchor.

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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 6

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NEWS FORMAT PART 6

Direct Broadcast Format In The Studio (LIVE ON STUDIO)
This format is used for a large news-value. By inviting resource persons came to the studio to interview directly. The manager of a television news program interview studio this rate will be more effective to get more information.

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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 5

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NEWS FORMAT PART 5

Indirect Report Formats (LIVE REPORTS)
If an event that contains the value of news is still ongoing, while news programs are still on air, the TV station can deliver the news report directly live report formats.

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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 4

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NEWS FORMAT PART 4

Package Format (PKG)
the package format is complete with a news report narratives recorded in the cassette tape. Narratives in the news package is read by a voice that is usually the reporter is the author or news (scriptwriter). The average duration of a package in a news program 1.5 minutes to 2.5 minutes. There are also package by the older, for example, 5 minutes, or even 30 minutes for a special report. In a package, must contain parts of news: image, narrative, sound natural, quote direct source of information, graphics, reports and reporters in front of the camera (stand up reporting).

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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 3

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NEWS FORMAT PART 3

Voice Over Format (VO)
Short video or picture that accompanied the word announcer. This format is used to depict a topic in a short time. Script/Manuscript news for the Voice Over is read by a presenter. In this format the presenter appeared in front of the camera to read the intro and followed by playing the video images, which usually lasts about 45 seconds, while the sound of a Voice Over or heard reading the news and the pictures.

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NEWS FORMAT PART 2

Graphic Format
News graphical format used if a significant news recently occur and the station does not have access to images and recorded in video tapes. To replace the images and video that have not been there, the television stations usually use a graphical format.


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IN TERMS OF TELEVISION JOURNALISM 1

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NEWS FORMAT PART 1

Reader Format
Presenter / Anchor in the studio only read the news without any supporting image. This format is used if such an important news happening when the news program is still on air.

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