TEACHING LEARNING BASICS OF ELECTRONIC MEDIA
Year: 2011
152pp, rev. ed.
ISBN: 8175413034 (HB) · Hardback
ISBN: 8175413042 (PB) · Paperback
Television has its own specific language. It creates fictional and non-fictional stories. For a television programme, a story starts with a script but it has to be turned into moving images and sounds in order to make sense to the audience.
There are more than 100 TV channels not only to entertain audience but to keep them update in their spheres of interest. And 'News' is the world's largest and fastest selling 'product'.
The present book provides a comprehensive picture of script writing, TV news/interview, light used for shooting and editing of the news story and documentary. The book may be useful for media, TV professionals and students of mass communication
Prof. Jahangir Khan currently teaches at Amity University. He is a former Director (Media and Mass Communication) of JIMS Delhi. Prof. Khan has also been associated with BITV (TVI) and TV Today.
Preface
Evolution and Growth of the Electronic Media
Television News
The Language of Audio-Visual Communication
Camera Techniques
Scripting for Television
Interviews
Camera Images
Lighting
Sound
The Edit Suite
Glossary