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9781566251884

It Takes More Than Good Looks-- to Succeed at Television News Reporting

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    9781566251884

  • ISBN10:

    1566251885

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-12-01
  • Publisher: Natl Book Network

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Summary

Electronic Media has called Wayne Freedman probably the premier local TV news feature reporter in the country - and he's put those celebrated feature techniques to use in writing everyday news, as well. he's won 41 Emmy Awards, 11 of them for newswriting. And while no book can convey all the lessons he's learned through his years of experience, It Takes More Than Good Looks will give working and aspiring journalists a good sense of how he's found such success - and how they, too, can survive and thrive in the maddening, exhilarating world of television news.

Table of Contents

Part I: Fundamentals
1. Pursuit
3(10)
2. Find a Person; Tell a Story
13(24)
3. Questions and Answers: Interviewing for Sound Bites
37(26)
4. Narrative Structure: Beginnings, Middles, Endings, and Timelines
63(24)
Part II: Pragmatics
5. The Facts of Life in Television News
87(12)
6. Getting Ahead: Create Your Own Luck
99(18)
7. When You Have No Time: Hamburger Helpers for Television News
117(14)
8. Thread Stories Around Spontaneous Moments
131(8)
9. Using Comparison, Contrast, and Opposites as Storytelling Devices
139(12)
10. Stand-Ups
151(14)
11. Face Time: Going Live
165(14)
12. We Interrupt This Serious Book...
179(4)
13. Keep It Simple: The Suitcase Theory of Packaging
183(4)
14. Report What You Find: What Is Will Always Be More Interesting Than What You Make Up
187(12)
Part Three: Philosophy
15. Craftsmanship and Restraint: Don't Mess with the Pope
199(6)
16. A Few Thoughts About Writing
205(12)
17. Seek the Simple Truths
217(16)
18. Look Beyond the Superficial: Sometimes, Stories Can Be About Something Else
233(14)
19. Finding Stories: Just Ask, Look, Listen, and Think
247(14)
20. One Story, Start to Finish
261(16)
21. Change the Small Worlds First
277(6)
Acknowledgments 283(4)
Index 287

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