Sunday 26 April 2015

Channel 4 detial


Basic details
When is Channel 4 News on?    It is on Monday to Friday at 7pm for 1 hour.
When was the programme first broadcast? 1982
What awards has the programme won? Two prizes for its journalism at the Political Studies Association and Foreign Press Association awards.
What is the media institution that produces Channel 4 News? Commercially funded but publically owned, it is a public service broadcaster with a remit from Government
Presenters
Who are the presenters?   Jon Snow, Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Cathy Newman and Matt Frei 
What are the presenters wearing? What does this communicate to the audience? The presenters are wearing formal clothes and Jon Sown has a variety of ties.
Why might a TV News programme use a variety of presenters? This is done so they aren’t seen raciest.
How are other reporters or presenters used in the TV News programme? There are shown as being relaxed and welcoming.
Is there a balance between male and female presenters? What about race/ethnicity? What effect might these aspects have on an audience? Yes, there is a Asian man and a female which makes the show less sexist and the they have to follow the Government law about . The audience want to watch it.
Opening sequence
Analyse the opening 2 minutes of the programme.
The show as animation of the 4 logo and start with their main story of the day at 7pm.
What is the very first shot? A medium shot
How does the opening sequence use graphics or images to grab the attention of the audience? They have bright colours going through the 4 logo
How is music used in the opening sequence? it is up beat
How are news stories introduced in the opening two minutes? Is there just one story or are the audience told what will be coming up later? In the intro graphics the video clip of the story came up
Studio mise-en-scene Formal clothes, lots of video, experts
What aspects of the studio can be seen by the audience? Desk, cameras, chair, TV
Are the presenters standing or behind desks? Why do you think this is? They start with standing up to introduce the stories to make the audience welcome.
Are journalists or technology visible? What might these things suggest to the audience? Yes, to make a more formal 
How does the studio use colour? It uses the colour sheme from the introduction
How news stories are presented Most important to lest important
How does the news programme typically present a story? With clip and with expert
What difference techniques does the programme use to present the news? Presenter to camera, reporter on location, interviews, graphics, images, video
What types of news does the TV News programme typically cover?  Politics, international, sport, 
Give two real examples of how news stories presented to keep the interest of the audience.
-Interviewing Johnny Deep
-Interview Nigel Farage
Running order
Watch the first 15 minutes of the programme – as recent as you can find.
What is the top story? Nepal earthquake
How long does the top story last for? 5minutes
What are the other stories the programme does or will cover? List them in the order they are presented in (the ‘running order’). 
-Nepal earthquake (5)
-LIB and SNP clash (2)
-David Cameron forget his team (1)
-Gallipoli centenary (2)
-Weather (2)
How long is each story shown for?
Why do you think each story was shown for the time it was?
It was present in a formal way but the story were given in a casual way




Audience
-The target audience is young adults at 16+
-People may choose to watch Channel 4 as it challenges controversy as well as look modernized for a younger audience to enjoy.
-There doesn't look to be any form of interaction during the programme
-The programme successfully does surveillance for the uses and gratification theory so people are -informed about what's happening.

Institution
-Ofcom owns Channel 4 News and regulates what is happening to ensure that no one is offended.
-Ofcom also has ITV and Channel 5 News.
-The programme fits by having a select time and makes it unique so that Channel 4 News is different and makes a different viewing experience.
-Ofcom checks to see that stories aren't biased but impartial by having two sides of the story.

TV News and New/Digital Media
-TV News and New/Digital Media
-Channel 4 News has a dedicated website with catch-up available.
It offers catch-up and clips from the show so that people can be informed of the news.
-Channel 4 News has a twitter feed.
-The Twitter page helps promotion by posting parts of the show  so that people maybe intrigued.
-People cannot use twitter to get their stories on 

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