Monday 8 November 2010

WINOL BULLETIN REVIEW: WEEK 5

It was an amazing bulletin this week, consisting of strong stories and a celebrity guest. The large choice of stories this week enabled us to pick and choose which packages we used and also didn't affect production when some packages failed to meet their deadlines. In addition, the green screen has been improved enormously and now gives a really professional feel to the whole WINOL setup.

The criticisms have diminished so much that analytically, it is very hard to give negative criticisms... However there are some, and here they are:

- Reporters need to use better headline clips.

- White balance needs to remain consistent.

- Gun mic was in shot in places.

- A greater variation needs to be put in place for interviewing sequences.

- More even length for all interviewees.

- Poor graphic image.

- Expected package lengths were not what they were originally set as, which caused confusion.

- Presenter talking over people speaking in headline clips.

- Lack of sound in GVs.

- Jolty cuts in interview audio.

- Overuse of walking shots.

- Some voiceover soundtracks sounded echoey.

All in all, the bulletin was arguably the best yet with a professional and compelling bulletin having been produced, which would have appealed to all demographics.

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