Tips For Live TV Interviews
Posted March 13, 2023 by Bill Wheelhouse
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What Viewers Want From Anchors
Posted September 19, 2022 by Bill Wheelhouse
How To Re-Invent The News Anchor
Posted June 28, 2022 by Bill Wheelhouse
How To Run A Great Assignment Desk
Posted January 25, 2022 by Bill Wheelhouse
Gaining Trust In TV News
Posted July 16, 2020 by Bill Wheelhouse
Six Great Writing Tips
Posted December 18, 2019 by Bill Wheelhouse
Here’s a stocking stuffer of simple yet important writing tips for TV, Radio & the web.
These tips come from Poynter and the wonderful Al Tompkins
- Focus your story by summarizing in three words. Use one theme per story, one thought per sentence. Select, don’t compress,
Top Tips For Investigative Television Interviews
Posted October 23, 2019 by Bill Wheelhouse
These eight tips come from a producer at 60 minutes. Hopefully the eight suggestions shared here will make your interviews stronger and more effective. Be Prepared!
Getting TV News Training When The Company Won’t Pay For it
Posted September 4, 2019 by Bill Wheelhouse
News Veteran Hank Price offers up five things you can do to gets training, courtesy of Newslab. I’ll throw in a sixth, the INBA fall conference at the end of this month.
Important Items For Your Multi-Media Field Kit
Posted August 22, 2019 by Bill Wheelhouse
This week’s tip of the week provides some great suggestions for accessories in mobile journalism gear. It comes from the National Association of Black Journalists’ conference via the International Journalists’ Network.
Something Your Weather Department Could Do Related To Climate Change
Posted May 28, 2019 by Bill Wheelhouse
Our Tip Of The Week, is more of a thinking ahead piece.
An op/ed in USA Today says newspaper weather reports could include a daily carbon dioxide report. TV could incorporate that quite easily.