TV Camp: All About Anchoring

Day Three of TV Camp took students to the University of St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences studio to record their tracks and take turns at the anchor desk.

The students spent the morning learning how to finalize their scripts and record the tracks with help from KARE 11 Morning Anchor Gia Vang.

In the afternoon, students sat behind the anchor desks, filming anchor introductions to their classmates’ packages.

They received coaching from KARE 11 Anchor Adrienne Broaddus while they were on the desk and also in the classroom on shooting stand-ups, practicing with orange sunglasses.

 

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Thanks to @uofstthomasmn 360 Journalism for the invite to talk about voicing stories today with high school students. The program is helping to shape the future of journalism by training the next generation of diverse thinkers, communicators and leaders. Check ‘em out! Also, so, so happy to have finally met former anchor and reporter Bao Vang after all these years of being social media friends! Finally, check my shoes because comfort over everything, people!. . . . . #Journalism #FutureOfJournalism #StThomasMN #StPaul #TwinCities #GiveBack

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What does it take to polish off a package? TV campers learned about voicing, anchoring and stand-ups from the lovely @kare11 anchors @giavang and @adriennebroaddus. #ThreeSixtyJournalism #StartSeeingInequity #BCBSMN360

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Check out student reflections in their vlogs below:

 

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Day 3 of TV Camp: Speaking for TV and Presence. #BCBSMN360 #startseeinginequity @jomorss23

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