Saturday, January 8, 2011

Weather gone crazy analyzed in video

1-What is the story? (what is the point of the news review? )
The news is about the weather in Europe and how is affecting the way to travel specially if is either aerial or automobile. The heavy snow and frizzing temperatures are affecting the plans of tens of thousand of people whos  flights were cancelled.

2-What is the stablishing shot in the video?
Is  a reporter i n the studio is telling what happen why, where and who is the reporter who will be giving more details about this news.The stablishing picture is people sleeping in the airport, and airplines cover in tick layers of snow.

3-What is the introduction?The reporter tell us that because o fthe heavy snow and frizzing temperatures tons of thousand of people will be sleeping in the airport.

4- Most likely sources are used in the report and they are making comments or being quoted. Name two.
The sources that appeared in the video is the reporter itself and the people being interviewed.

5-Identify two different types of  "B-roll" in the video?
 B-roll footage is traffic in the snow storm and cars sliding in the highway.

6-Based on what these two sources say, what questions do you think they were asked? Create two questions for each source that you feel they were probably asked, How is the snow affecting your holiday plans?. Where were you traveling to?.


7-What are two other types of "B-roll" footage could have been used in the video?
Pilots whos flight had been cancelled, pictures of snow inside the city.


8- Identify two different voice overs and briefly list what facts are in each voice over.
The reporters voice and people in the airport who's plain had been cancelled.

9-What is the closing to the video?
The closing of the video is images of the storm and the so famous London Bridge, with the reporter Ann Mcmillan saying her name and location.

10-Who is the reporter and what is his/her tag at the end?
The reporter closes the news with adding that the winter might have been the coldest being record since 1910, the reporter Ann Mcmillan states to report for cbc news directly from London.

http://www.cbc.ca/video/#/News/World/1239665833/ID=1702546921

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