The drama in telejournalism
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-3729.1997.7.2991Keywords:
Communication, telejournalism, dramatizationAbstract
In the first place, the reporter needs the recourse of concentration, essential above all in the theater, so that such "extras" do not interfere with speech. Secondly, these "extras" can not, of course, draw attention to themselves, much less pass in front of the camera. All this is necessary so that the bulletin, also called passage or stand-up, is composed in such a way to contribute to the "plot" of the report.Downloads
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