News Reporting Techniques and Structure

Bill Albin introduces the concept of stand-ups in news reporting, where a reporter appears on camera. He explains the structure of a news story, focusing on the intro, which should be current, exciting, and engaging. Albin provides tips for crafting effective intros, such as starting with movement before speaking to capture the audience's attention.

Who is the presenter of the tutorial?

• Jane Smith

• Michael Johnson

• Bill Albin

• John Doe

What is a stand-up in news reporting?

• A reporter interviewing someone

• A reporter standing in front of the camera

• A reporter sitting behind a desk

• A reporter on camera, regardless of their position

Which of the following is NOT a part of a news story structure?

• Intro

• Body

• Outro

• Summary

What is the primary purpose of the intro in a news story?

• To summarize the story

• To introduce the story and grab attention

• To provide detailed information

• To conclude the story

Why should the intro of a news story be current and exciting?

• To provide background information

• To conclude the story

• To ensure viewers stay interested

• To make the story longer

What should a reporter do before starting to speak in a walk-in intro?

• Start speaking immediately

• Look away from the camera

• Start moving and get comfortable

• Stand still

What is the effect of starting to speak at the same time as moving in a walk-in intro?

• It grabs attention

• It sounds halting

• It sounds smooth

• It looks professional