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TV news editors choose between dozens of stories on a daily basis; the deciding factor between a story making it on air, or not, often boils down to one thing: visuals. Obviously broadcasters would prefer to shoot their own pictures, but when they don’t have the resources to do that themselves B-roll can become one of the most valuable tools in your PR kit bag.
Video content is ever changing. If you look at the most popular videos from a couple of years ago they are completely different in style and content to videos that are trending today.
Never has there been such an opinionated age as now. No matter what the topic, whether trivial or significant, these days everyone has a view. And that’s what makes the use of vox pops so valuable as part of a PR campaign.
Our most recent Shout! Communications’ Big Talk event provided more fascinating insights for our guests, several of which can be attributed to Chief Correspondent at Good Morning Britain, Richard Gaisford.
Three fantastic speakers from broadcast news, a load of great insights and a room full of PR and communications professionals…
As a videographer, I get involved in every stage of a video production. Nothing excites me more than editing together footage that we have spent so long preparing for and filming!
Last week Shout! Communications hosted another ‘Big Talk’ event with our latest insightful speakers, who took the stage to give their take on the changing landscapes of broadcast. First up was Tim Cunningham, Executive Producer of The Wright Stuff on Channel 5.
There’s always been a strange kind of love/hate relationship between PRs and journalists. I’ll admit, when I worked in radio as a newsreader and reporter, I always thought it was a tad annoying when PRs would call up and flood my inbox with emails.
Whether retired or still in action, sports stars typically have an untouchable aura of credibility, and indeed even perfection, surrounding them. In many people’s eyes, they’re idols who can do no wrong – a very powerful tool when it comes to advertising.