TY - BOOK AU - Schultz, Brad TI - Broadcast news producing SN - 9781412906715 (pb) U1 - 070.43 PY - 2005/// CY - London PB - SAGE N1 - 1. What Is a Producer? Newsroom Structure The Station Manager The News Director The Assignment Editor Reporters and Photographers The Production Department The Engineering Department Sports and Weather The Traffic Department The Sales Department Studio Personnel Other Station Departments What Else Does a Producer Do? The Producer's Role in the Newsroom Thinking More About It 2. Producing Today's News The Evolution of News Production Network News Emphasis on the Bottom Line Emphasis on Anchors Emphasis on Entertainment Emphasis on Technology Implications for Local Producers Thinking More About It 3. The Producing Process Story Ideas and News Value Rundowns Skeleton Rundowns Blocks and Stacking Finishing Strong Scripting In the Control Room Thinking More About It 4. Writing Overview Communicating an Idea Using Available Elements Audience Understanding Ten Suggestions for Better Broadcast Newswriting Writing for Packages, V/Os, and VO/SOTs Voiceover Voiceover-Sound on Tape Packages Summary Thinking More About It 5. Producing for Television Alternative News Formats Live Roundtable Town Hall Meeting Debate Election Night The Call-in Show Alternative News Strategies Breaking News Summary Thinking More About It 6. Weather and Sports Weather The Producer's Role Sports Severe Weather Credibility Good Relationships Special Sports Programming Sports Producers Working With the Sports Department Thinking More About It 7. Producing for Radio and the Internet Radio How People Use Radio News News on Talk Radio and All-News Stations News on Music Stations Public Broadcasting The Internet Internet Producing Strategies The Future of Internet News Thinking More About It 8. Surviving the Newsroom Theories X, Y, and Z Theory X Theory Y Theory Z Newsroom Relationships Working With News Directors Working With Anchors Working With Reporters Personal Relationships Thinking More About It 9. Issues in Producing Quality Versus Ratings Live Reporting News Cutbacks Market Size Ethics Honesty Visual Bias Personal Biases Creating the News Consultants Thinking More About It 10. The Job Market The Numbers Finding a Producing Job What Stations Want Where to Look for jobs The job Search Process The Cover Letter The Resume The Resume Tape The Interview ER -