Check out the following kudos from AHAHS Colleagues:
"The live announcements are awesome! Great Job Diane and bravo to your film students!"
-Brett Lovette
"The broadcast was awesome!"
-Ms. Caruso
-Ms. Caruso
"Diane,
the broadcasting this morning was awesome. I am in the computer lab in E
building and I was able to tune in. The kids and I enjoyed it. Please
tell the kids to keep up the good work."
-Chef Natalie Wiliams Love
"your kids did great!!!!"
-Valerie Hoose
"Cool! Great Job - first time is always tough."
-Dr. Brower
We're going to keep on getting better and better at this, and producing a high quality, innovative show for our audience. You are an EXTREMELY important part of this process, and I'm so glad to have you on the team!!!!!!!
And now, for today's business:
Special Report teams will convene today after the show, to begin scheduling interviews.
Each team must submit a list of at least 3 possible interview subjects for their story. This can include, but is not limited to, the following:
- Experts in your story area (doctors, counselors, teachers, professors, law enforcement, non-profit organizations, etc.)
- Those affected by your issue (victims, interested members of the public, "person on the street" opinions)
- Community members
The team must schedule at least 1 interview for next week. Make sure to schedule the interview for after 10 a.m., so you're not rushed right after the broadcast.
Once you have listed 3 possible subjects, and sent a team member to schedule the interview (or they are on the phone/email/etc. trying to schedule), you need to generate 3 strong interview questions for each type of subject. In other words, you wouldn't ask an expert the same questions as a victim or community member.
Questions MUST be typed in Word, and checked for spelling/grammar errors. Print and submit.
3 subjects x 3 questions each = 9 Questions. 1 pt. per ? for quality, 1 pt. per ? for correct Spelling & Grammar = 18 points possible.
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