MY SYNOPSIS

 

MY SYNOPSIS

MEETING 1 – 14

Arini Altri Fadila Dinna

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MEETING 1

Journalism is ctivities to collect, process and disseminate news as quickly and widely as possible to the public. Journalism is an attempt to produce words and pictures to be able to transfer an idea or ideas. In journalism there must always be an element of freshness of time (timeliness or actuality). Therefore, journalists have two main functions, namely to report news and to make interpretations and provide opinions based on the news they report. a good journalist establishes solid relationships with his sources so he can ask them for information. While people don't always like talking to reporters – especially when the story is about a scandal or something negative – a good journalist will have sources who acknowledge that there is something positive in getting a story out and getting it right. In other words, a good journalist will develop good relationship with the sources.

 

MEETING 2

News values ​​are general guidelines or criteria that determine how prominent a media outlet delivers a story. They explain why a story catches the attention of its audience; and how editors and other journalists decide that one piece of information is news while another is not. Media outlets include newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and the internet. News value is also known as news criteria or news factors.

 

MEETING 3

In writing news texts, it is necessary to pay attention to various constructive aspects. Therefore, a news text assessment rubric is needed. The rubric of the assessment uses an interval scale model for each certain level in each aspect that is assessed. The assessment rubric is used as a guide for assessing essays because it is considered more detailed and thorough in giving scores, of course it is more accountable. The elements that must be considered in writing news texts include the completeness of the content of the news which must meet the 5W + 1H elements, the organization of the content of the news text, vocabulary, and mechanics.

 

MEETING 4

In writing news gathering and interviewing, it is necessary to pay attention to various constructive aspects. Therefore, a news text assessment rubric is needed. The rubric of the assessment uses an interval scale model for each certain level in each aspect that is assessed. The assessment rubric is used as a guide for assessing essays because it is considered more detailed and thorough in giving scores, of course it is more accountable. The elements that must be considered in writing news texts include the completeness of the content of the news which must meet the 5W + 1H elements, the organization of the content of the news text, vocabulary, and mechanics.

 

MEETING 5

Research is essentially a scientific activity to obtain correct knowledge about a problem. The knowledge obtained is in the form of facts, concepts, generalizations, and theories that enable humans to understand phenomena and solve problems at hand. The problem to be answered through research is called a research problem. Research problems can be caused by many things. Problems arise because humans experience difficulties in life, namely there is a mismatch or gap between what is expected and the actual reality. For example, a student who lives in a boarding house every month has to manage his finances and faces many needs, while the amount of funds he has is relatively limited.

 

MEETING 6

Feature writing is a journalistic work whose writing uses a literary style, telling or telling, like writing a short story or novel. Feature writing also refers to radio or television information that is conveyed like a radio drama or play, but the story is real or actually happened (factual). Opinions that are inserted are also based on facts. In the book Practical Journalism, I said, journalistic experts have not found agreement on the definition of feature. Each expert provides his own formulation of features. So, there is no single formulation about the definition of features. What is clear is that a feature is also a journalistic article, but it doesn't always have to follow the classic 5W + 1 H formula and can be distinguished from news, articles (opinions), columns, and news analysis.

 

MEETING 7

Personality feature stories don't have to be about somebody famous or even well-known. In fact, some of the best articles focus on the everyday stories of regular people. When choosing your subject, personality feature writer Lori Russell suggests brainstorming with interesting people you know and asking yourself why readers might find their stories compelling. You can also think about your personal interests and career goals when choosing a subject. For example, if you want to work for the fire department, you might contact them and see if a firefighter would be willing to let you interview him.

 

MEETING 9

If you have ever wondered what opinion is, the Big Indonesian Dictionary has defined opinion as an opinion, thought, or opinion. Answering what is opinion, Cambridge Dictonary also said that opinion is a thought or belief about something or someone. Meanwhile, Merriam Webster explains that opinion is a view or judgment that is formed in the mind about a particular problem. The word opinion itself comes from the Latin, namely opinari which means 'think' or 'guess'. The word opinion contains the root word onis which means hope. In English, the word 'opinion' is closely related to the words option and hope, which means choice or hope.

 

MEETING 10

A synopsis is a short summary that gives the viewer or reader an idea of ​​what a composition is all about. The synopsis provides an overview of the storyline or main points and other determining factors of the work, which may include style, genre, people or characters of note, setting, and so on. Synopsis are made to describe all manner of things from all kinds of fiction or nonfiction books, academic papers, journal and newspaper articles, films, TV shows, and video games. A synopsis usually includes information about the main events and style of the story along with information about the characters. The amount of detail and information disclosed in a synopsis depends on its purpose. For example, writers often need to provide a lengthy synopsis when proposing a book, article, or work to a potential publisher or editor. In this case, the synopsis will include a full plot overview (which includes revealing the ending), signs of character development, detailed explanations of theme and tone, and so on. Synopsis is usually written more often, but can also be verbal or visual. One can provide a brief verbal explanation of an event or written work, which will serve as a synopsis.

 

MEETING 11

Produce good photos can be much easier than making interesting and unique photo captions. In fact, with a creative caption, it can invite people to interact and also give likes. If you are one of those people who are often confused about how to make captions that "story" and can make other people respond, consider the following tips, Create captions with a purpose When creating captions for photos or videos, think about the "purpose" behind the post. the. Are you trying to connect with followers? Want them to take a certain action after reading or viewing your post? Or because you want to share about yourself with your followers? Thinking about the main reason why you made the post is the first step to creating a photo caption that can generate a sense of engagement.

 

MEETING 12

Advertisement (Advertising) is a text whose purpose is to announce something to be of interest to many people and so that a product is known to all the general public. Paid advertising is meant to influence the people who receive the message. Advertisement itself is actually always present, although many of us are not aware of this. Currently, advertising uses every possible medium as a medium of conveying its message. Starting from television, print (newspapers, magazines, journals and so on), radio, contests, sponsors, posters, broadcasts, internet, hoardings, mailers, clothes, events, colors, sounds, visuals to people or through endorsements.

 

MEETING 13

Personality feature stories don't have to be about somebody famous or even well-known. In fact, some of the best articles focus on the everyday stories of regular people. When choosing your subject, personality feature writer Lori Russell suggests brainstorming with interesting people you know and asking yourself why readers might find their stories compelling. You can also think about your personal interests and career goals when choosing a subject. For example, if you want to work for the fire department, you might contact them and see if a firefighter would be willing to let you interview him.

 

MEETING 14

Produce good photos can be much easier than making interesting and unique photo captions. In fact, with a creative caption, it can invite people to interact and also give likes. If you are one of those people who are often confused about how to make captions that "story" and can make other people respond, consider the following tips, Create captions with a purpose When creating captions for photos or videos, think about the "purpose" behind the post. the. Are you trying to connect with followers? Want them to take a certain action after reading or viewing your post? Or because you want to share about yourself with your followers? Thinking about the main reason why you made the post is the first step to creating a photo caption that can generate a sense of engagement.