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So you want to build a home studio. You can do it! Two important factors are what you want to use it for and how much you'd like to spend.But let's start…
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The checklist that follows is a reminder of things we all know we should do. It’s meant to be particularly useful to correspondents and producers. They…
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Common myths about photo use debunkedIt’s okay to use anything that’s online as long as I give credit. FALSEIt’s okay to use something if I asked for…
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STRONG SOUND = STRONGER STORIESUse of sound sets public radio reporting apart. Always ask yourself what sound you can get as you are planning your story…
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Did you know??? The most compelling sound to a human is another human’s voice. (No pressure)Your Best VoiceYour best voice is natural.Your best voice…
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Recording Your InterviewWear headphones!Ideally, your mic should be about four inches away from your subject’s mouth: that’s about a fist-width away. Keep…
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Audacity is a free audio editor that works with Mac, Windows, and LINUX operating systems. You can download it here: www.audacityteam.org/If you have…
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Dress: The standard is business casual (Google it!), but the practical rule is: Dress for your assignment.If you will be in the station your entire shift,…
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This worksheet is an excellent aid as you prepare a "pitch" for a news story you want to cover. It becomes the basis for discussions with your editor…
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Reporters should create at least two broadcast versions of all newscast stories -- plus a version to be posted on the WNIJ website. This enables us to…