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Monday Wednesday 9:00-10:15 am Room 9A New Media Center and RREE Newsroom Instructor: Professor Eileen Waldron Teaching Assistant: Tony Laubach Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 3-5pm IMPORTANT: STUDENTS CAN CHOOSE TO DO ONE OF THEIR PRE PRODUCED NEWS STORIES FOR RADIO. RTD 470 COURSE OUTLINE & STRUCTURE In many TV newsrooms there are special project units within the newsroom. The reporters, producers and photographers assigned to these units pre produce series, special reports and cover special events. Since stories are pre produced they are usually more in depth and have higher production values. RTD 470 is in effect the special projects unit for River Region Evening Edition. Your time in this class will be divided in three major areas: you will learn how to pre produce special project type packages to air in the newscast you will work a daily news shift every other week to sharpen your same day and live reporting skills you will construct an online portfolio/resume site This is a course in which you will take what you learned in RT 370, from internships or from RREE and go a step further. It is expected you will become more proficient in the use of field and editing equipment, the newsroom software system and the internet. Students will also learn more about the news assignment desk and overall newsroom operations. The goal is to help you to become better story tellers and prepare you for finding and keeping a job in broadcast journalism or a related field. Schedule, Shift, Attendance Details All RT 470 students will be required to work a shift of at least 6 hours every other week in the WSIU-TV newsroom. You will be doing daily news as a reporter/videographer. You will be supervised by News Director Greg Todd and by the student Executive Producer. You will do stories they assign or approve during your shift. During the other week you will work on your stories due for RTD470. Reporting shifts will begin soon. There will be practice newscasts, live shows begin shortly after that 1

Every Monday morning beginning January 27, 2014 you are required to turn in 3 story ideas by 8:55 am email them to ewaldron@siu.edu and to gregtodd@siu.edu Then come to the NMC -Room 9A. We will also have "story meetings" in class to pitch and plan story ideas. Your attendance is REQUIRED unless you have obtained prior approval to miss a class for PURPOSES OF COVERING A STORY ONLY. One point based on a total of 100 for the semester will be deducted from each unapproved class absence (group or individual meetings) and for each newsroom shift that is missed without prior approval. Medical excuses are required for class or shifts missed due to illness. Late arrivals Are NOT permitted. Once the classroom door is closed you can t come in and you will be marked absent. There will be NO exceptions. Textbook (Not required to buy, I will supply chapters) Advancing the Story: Broadcast Journalism in a Multimedia World/CQ Press 2008/Debora Halpern Wenger and Deborah Potter Read chapter 2 class discussion (TBA) Read chapter 5 class discussion (TBA) Other chapters may be assigned as well. CLASS REQUIREMENTS 2 1. NEWSROOM REPORTING SHIFT (REQUIRED). Reporters will be assigned shifts based on work and class schedules on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday every other week beginning the week of. It is expected you will be available to report and/or shoot a story during those times you have listed as available. If you cannot fulfill an assigned reporting shift or other assigned functions, you are required to arrange a replacement with the instructor/news director s approval. You should expect to work at least 1 reporter/videographer shift every other week. You are required to have one 6 hour block of time available and to attend the 9:00 am morning meeting on the day you report unless you have class. All reporters are expected to write and edit their own stories including transcribing all sound bites. If your scheduled shift lasts until 6pm you are expected at show critiques. 2. ILLNESS: If you have cold or flu symptoms, you should stay home until you see a doctor. BUT YOU MUST CALL THE NEWS DIRECTOR AND MYSELF TO CALL IN SICK FOR A REPORTING SHIFT OR A CLASS. Please bring the health center receipt with you when you return to class.

3. YOU MUST HAVE AT LEAST ONE SD MEMORY AND YOU MUST HAVE YOUR OWN FIREWIRE HARD DRIVE BY the FOURTH CLASS PERIOD. BRING THEM TO CLASS ON THAT DAY. 4. MAJOR PROJECTS- Deadlines A. TWO COMPLETED SPECIAL PROJECT PACKAGES, ONE SAME DAY PACKAGE Each student will produce TWO SPECIAL PROJECT stories. In addition you will be graded on ONE same day package during the semester. (produced during dayside news shift) That s THREE packages you will be graded on. These will be broadcast throughout the semester at the discretion of the instructor and the news director, based on the needs of the newscast. You should begin now to research, plan and propose your enterprise stories. The instructor must approve the idea for your enterprise stories prior to shooting. The instructor, along with the news director, will decide if the package is good enough to air. 4. MAJOR PROJECTS- CONTINUED B. TYPES OF STORIES *Hard news story- with excellent visual, sound elements. * Hard News package with public records as source or element. Must be newsworthy. Graphic element in Final Cut a plus. BOTH PACKS ABOVE SHOULD BE RESEARCHED AND SET UP AT THE SAME TIME IN ORDER TO MEET DEADLINES. * Same Day Package-produced during regular news shift. C. PORTFOLIO ONLINE SITE: Choose your best work to produce a resume online worthy of a news director's attention. You may also use stories from RT 370, internships and/or stories produced for stations you work for off-campus. But the site MUST include at least two packages done for RT 470. Make sure the work is ALL yours. (Interns sometimes repackage the work of a professional reporter for purposes of getting material on tape not allowed) Resume site critique: last two regularly scheduled class. D. TECHNICAL LABS: SHOOTING, EDITING, GRAPHICS The cameras we use in the newsroom are Sony HD 2000 s. Cameras are tapeless and everyone must be trained to use the 3

GRADE STRUCTURE Item Date due Maximum possible points Equipment check In class Monday 1-27 Hard news story #1 Hard news story #2 Same day story (package not vo sot) On line portfolio site Class attendance and newsroom shifts Extra credit live shots, or additional shifts or stories Due in folder Wednesday March 5 at 9:00am Due in folder Wednesday April 9 at 9:00 am Shot and aired during news shift, pick best one and due in folder by Thursday May 8 by 5:00 pm Due in folder on Monday April 28 th by 9:00 am Must email professor to document 25 25 25 10 10 10 Grading Scale for Stories A Broadcast Quality! Excellent Content & Production. Not Late; Exceeds Expectations (20-25 points) B Broadcast Quality! Good Content & Production. Not Late; Above Expectations (15-19 points) C Broadcast Quality! Fair Content & Production. Meets Expectations (10-14 points) D Poor Broadcast Quality. Has Potential. Does Not Meet ALL Expectations (5-9points) F Not worthy of Revision. Fails to Meet ANY/MOST Expectations (0-4 points) 4

DON T interview people with their back to a window DON T hang the mic cord down the front of the person where you can see it DON T record an interview in a noisy location with a lav mic- use a stick mic DON T shoot an interview without headphones DON T shoot anything without a tripod DON T shoot with auto focus DON T shoot wild pans and zooms If you do any of the above it will result in poor video or audio and you will lose points DO shoot wide- medium-tight sequences DO use natural light whenever possible-get natural light on the person s face DO shoot interviews with the camera at subject s eye level DO use the ND filter in bright outdoor locations DO white balance every time you change locations DO have your own SD card and hard drive for pre produced stories* DO use your best video at top of package DO use sequences when editing DO use natural and ambient sound DO color correct if you have a white balance problem DO sweeten audio if there is a problem DO add FCP graphics DO watch and review story to catch flash frames and bad edits DO play back story on the desktop DO follow server instructions- very detailed 5

DO ask producer to check your package playback in control room Equipment required: 1 Professional 16 GB video SD card (example attached) Firewire Hard Drive Headphones! All work will go on the NMC server: From the Mac Finder, select Go > Connect to Server... (or press Apple-K): * Server Address: afp://nmclab.siu.edu * Name: rtd470waldron * Password: tvnews (all lowercase) RT 470-3 Television News Field Production - Advanced field reporting for television. Students will work under the supervision of the instructor to develop, investigate and report news stories for television. Class will utilize professional grade video recorders, cameras and editing systems. Lab fee: $55. Prerequisite: RT 370 or consent of instructor. 6

Bring these items below to class on Monday 1-27. If you don t have these you can t take RT 470. 1 Professional 16 GB video SD card (example attached) Fire wire Hard Drive Headphones Student Signature: Late arrivals Are NOT permitted. Once the classroom door is closed you can t come in and you will be marked absent. There will be NO exceptions. Cell Phone Policy: When you enter the classroom your cell phones should be on silent and stowed in a backpack or purse. Calls or texting are not allowed during class. If you ignore this once you will be marked absent but you must stay in class. If you continue to ignore this policy your grade will drop one grade for each incident. Computer policy: This is a computer lab so if there isn t a class in the room -you are allowed to use the computer before or after class. Once class begins you are to log out of Facebook or email. There is no personal computer use during class. If you ignore this once you will be marked absent but you must stay in class. If you continue to ignore this policy your grade will drop one grade for each incident. Class Communication: We will communicate through Desire2Learn: online.siu.edu This SIUC site is where I will post my electronic syllabus and make any announcements related to the class. I will use this to email everyone in the class if need be If you need to write a return email please enter this into the subject line: 470-last name. 7