How do news anchors know which camera to focus on while reporting?
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there is a red light that flashes on for what ever  camera they are to look at
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the proplem is wed camera
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Contact the news media.
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The problem with a lot of people in this country is that they have been so used to hearing only the liberal side of the news that when someone reports on the conservative side, they think that they are just some "right-wing whack job", instead of someone who is just giving the other side. Admittedly, there are some people on Fox News who only toe the Republican Party line, but the news reporters are doing what every other reporter on every other station should be doing: giving the news as it happens, without putting their spin or their opinion with it.
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Find the most compelling image you can find and use that one..really draw the reader into finding out what is in the rest of your report.
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These decisions aren’t made overnight and the candidates for such jobs are notified well in advance of the decision.  There have been a few questions of late about the reason FOX News has been leaning away from unbiased reporting and more to the right.  The decision to appoint Mr. Snow answers those questions.  Mr. Snow has been promoting himself for the job for several weeks.  KLIF talk radio is Dallas’ right wing propaganda station (every major city has one) and if you go to the FOX 4 web-site, you’ll see the KLIF banner on the lower part of the page.\n\nI watch all four local news stations and, although because of where I live most news slants toward the right, FOX 4 is the least reliable.  That’s why I also read the NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times, and USA Today.  The BBC is also a good place to get reliable news.  MSNBC and NBC are also right wing biased.  This has to do with Jack Welch’s (former MSNBC CEO) and Bill Gates' affiliation with the Republican Party.\n\nUsing George Stephenopolous as an example is irrelevant.  Mr. Stephenopolous does not control the content of the news and is simply perusing a career in the private sector as an extremely qualified political analyst after his tenor in politics verses Mr. Snow who was very much in charge of content and biding for a career in politics.\n\nTaking all these facts into consideration, when a report is unfavorable to the right, I take those stories at face value as being accurate.
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garbage woman I coyuld do that without completely embarressing myself. If I was a newscaster I would probably make a complete fool of myself plus I'm camera shy.
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Lights: Lots are used in studios, but not all are used. They are controlled by at least 2 people at once in livebroadcasts sometimes, so that if one person does something wrong or misses a cue, the second person can rectify it.\n\nCameras: The only thing I can remember is that the red light on cameras can often be misleading - although they are normally the "on air" lights, sometimes they simply mean "power on"!\n\nAuto cue: Often white on a blue background, the second presenter sometimes has green....
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Yea get one of those little satelite phones that can hook up.\n\nI seen them being used on cnn for reporting news and such.\n\nGood luck\n\nstef
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To answer a part of your quesiton, the media plays to the flavor of the week crowd.  They care not the validity or weight of a story.  The only relevant thing to news media is telling the news that sells subscriptions/viewers/readers.
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In other words, you prefer to have the media report news with a right-wing slant.\n\nThe media is only as liberal as the conservative corporations that own them.
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the media runs the show.
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How about journalism?
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A freelance cameraman named David Crockett is who you're thinking of.\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/may/19/newsid_2511000/2511133.stm
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OMG NO!!!! Mainstream media, be they normally associated as left or right, are a bunch of non informed idiots. \n\nLiars! They are ALL liars! :) They spin it just like the next politician. \n\nPeople please, do not rely on one news source. There are three sides to every story; you side, my side and the truth. \n\nthe moral is, read as much as you can about any given situation from different sources, and draw your own conclusion.\n\n**Believe 1% of what your mother tells you and nothing anyone else tells you.
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Photojournalism is a good choice with the interests you have listed.
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Get the media involved