ABC News film crew on scene at a water main break

The video tutorial explores the daily operations of a film crew, highlighting the reporter's role as a director on the scene. It emphasizes the importance of eyewitness accounts in storytelling and the dynamics of teamwork within a TV crew. The tutorial also discusses how reporters actively build stories rather than letting them unfold passively. The session concludes with the film crew wrapping up their current story and preparing for the next assignment.

What is the primary role of the reporter on the scene?

• To operate the camera

• To manage the equipment

• To edit the footage

• To direct the scene

How does teamwork manifest in a TV crew according to the video?

• By working side by side at all times

• By trusting each member to do their part

• By sharing all equipment equally

• By having regular team meetings

What challenge is mentioned regarding the crew member capturing shots?

• He was not getting good shots

• He ran out of film

• He lost his camera

• He was difficult to locate

What is a key difference between a good reporter and others?

• A good reporter focuses only on visuals

• A good reporter ignores eyewitnesses

• A good reporter builds the story actively

• A good reporter lets the story build itself

What was the final step mentioned in the video after covering the story?

• The crew reviewed the footage

• The film was sent to the lab

• The footage was edited on site

• The crew took a break