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Television Journalism
Communication, Journalism & Media Studies Program
Madrid, Spain
Dates: 1/16/20 - 5/30/20
Television Journalism
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Location: Madrid, Spain
Primary Subject Area: Journalism
Instruction in: English
Course Code: 13277
Transcript Source: Partner Institution
Course Details: Level 200
Recommended Semester Credits: 3
Contact Hours: 42
Prerequisites: News Reporting
Theory and Analysis of the Documentary Film
DESCRIPTION
1. TV reporters School. Working principles.
1.1. The visual language: The picture, sound, voice, theatrical language of the journalist. Printing and informative television set design.
1.2. Basics of television production.
1.3. The concept and style guide standards applied to television news.
2. TV reporters School. Practical exercises.
2.1. Produce news, tell stories. Selection, treatment, news production.
2.2. Statement of work and introduction to use tools shooting and editing in integrated news production.
3. Produce reports and documentaries. Introduction and practical exercises.
3.1. TV Reporter, Correspondent, War Journalism.
4. TV News Producer. Introduction.
4.1. TV News Programs, Breaking news Programs.
4.2. The chain of the news. Production process.
4.3. Opinion Programs.
4.4. Interviews and face to face programs.
4.5. Political, Institutional and Electoral News. Peculiarities.
5. TV News Programs Concepts.
5.1. Elements of economy on television: converging technologies, market diversification and distribution media. The TV as an industrial exploitation chain. The cost of producing news.
5.2. News Departments structure and function of news production for multi-platform Media Groups. Global TV. 24-hour news channels. Internet and mobile telephony. The local TV.
5.3. The European particularity: public broadcaster, commercial television.
6. TV Journalism General Concepts.
6.1. Journalism and television market. Entertainment and shows. Delimitation of fields.
6.2. Impacts of universal digitization, interactivity, telephony and mobile TV in all branches of Journalism.
6.3. Sociology of TV audience. Diversity of TV audience.
1.1. The visual language: The picture, sound, voice, theatrical language of the journalist. Printing and informative television set design.
1.2. Basics of television production.
1.3. The concept and style guide standards applied to television news.
2. TV reporters School. Practical exercises.
2.1. Produce news, tell stories. Selection, treatment, news production.
2.2. Statement of work and introduction to use tools shooting and editing in integrated news production.
3. Produce reports and documentaries. Introduction and practical exercises.
3.1. TV Reporter, Correspondent, War Journalism.
4. TV News Producer. Introduction.
4.1. TV News Programs, Breaking news Programs.
4.2. The chain of the news. Production process.
4.3. Opinion Programs.
4.4. Interviews and face to face programs.
4.5. Political, Institutional and Electoral News. Peculiarities.
5. TV News Programs Concepts.
5.1. Elements of economy on television: converging technologies, market diversification and distribution media. The TV as an industrial exploitation chain. The cost of producing news.
5.2. News Departments structure and function of news production for multi-platform Media Groups. Global TV. 24-hour news channels. Internet and mobile telephony. The local TV.
5.3. The European particularity: public broadcaster, commercial television.
6. TV Journalism General Concepts.
6.1. Journalism and television market. Entertainment and shows. Delimitation of fields.
6.2. Impacts of universal digitization, interactivity, telephony and mobile TV in all branches of Journalism.
6.3. Sociology of TV audience. Diversity of TV audience.