Junior Journalist part 5: creating a video news story

Part 5 of our Junior Journalist series teaches students the key steps to creating a video news story with the help of Studio 10 host Narelda Jacobs

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October 13, 2022 - 7:01PM
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Pictures, a script and a good voice over will help bring a good news story to life in a video report. Picture: Abi Fraser
Pictures, a script and a good voice over will help bring a good news story to life in a video report. Picture: Abi Fraser
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For part 5 of our Junior Journalist series we asked experienced television journalist and Studio 10 presenter Narelda Jacobs for her advice on creating a video news story.

Jacobs, who has been a television journalist for more than 20 years, explains the importance of vision, such as video of the events, people and places your story is about.

She also has some great advice on what to include in your script and how to do a “voice over”.

Watch the video of Narelda Jacobs for more tips on creating a video news story.

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Junior Journalist – how to create a video news story
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