Course Overview
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Course Synopsis
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The course covers the following topics: classification of programs, currant affairs, radio feature, musical programmes, radio documentary, pre production, production and post production phase, lights in visual broadcasting, news script writing and direction techniques, camera shots, radio drama etc
Students will be familiarized and exposed to the field of broadcasting by describing broadcast languages, sources of news, camera and tape recorder operations. This course introduces the students to the basic tools, techniques and vocabulary of broadcast journalism. It will also highlight the need and importance of broadcasting.
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Course Learning Outcomes
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At the end of this course, you should be able to:
- Distinguish the form and function of the broadcast industry.
- Determine limitations and capabilities of the electronic media.
- Identify job responsibilities of station personnel.
- Perform basic production techniques, including editing and vocal work.
- Evaluate the role of broadcasting as a news and entertainment medium.
- Develop and produce documentaries, features and drama for electronic media.
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Course Calendar
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2
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Classification of Programs
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5
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Outdoor Broadcasting II
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16
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Advertisement – Income Generation
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18
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FM – a new generation in broadcasting
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19
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Microphone to Transmitter
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20
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Writing Script for Radio Broadcast
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21
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Interactive Broadcasting
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24
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Pakistan Television (PTV)
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26
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Replicas of Radio Broadcast
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27
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New Script Writing and Direction Techniques
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29
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Camera Shots – the visual language
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30
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Lights in Visual Broadcasting
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32
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Broadcasting and Media Imperialism
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33
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Environment of TV Broadcast
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35
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Comparison and contrast of different Radio and TV formats
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36
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Current Affairs – form Radio to TV
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38
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Production and Post-production
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39
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TV Advertisements – money with entertainment
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40
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Enigma of more channels
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42
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Comparison between Radio and TV Broadcast
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43
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Terrestrial to Satellite to Cable TV
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44
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Career in Broadcasting
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