Research 8 - By Ben Jones - Good Morning Britain
For my second piece of research I decided to analyse a different news programme, it is still on the same channel though but it is from a different time of day. Below is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWpoS83xdkA


These 3 screen shots are taken
from the very start of the news program, the shots were shown before we see the
presenters. The whole time these are being shown the non-diegetic sound
of the shows theme tune is playing along with a voice over from one of the
presenters giving the audience an introduction to the news stories. As these
shots are in order of when they appear we can see a set of
conventions starting to develop. The serious news about the storms is at
the start and the more trivial news about celebrity relationships is at the
end, this is most likely because they know not everyone is interested in these
stories.
Along the bottom there is a
breaking news bar and a bar that tells the viewers the news that will feature
within the duration of the broadcast. This makes sure all of the main
stories from that day are represented and it makes sure that the audience
who may not have time to watch the whole bulletin. The weather icon adds
an extra level of visualization to attract the audience and again caters for
the viewer who may not have much time to watch the TV.
From this mid shot we can see
that the weather is presented from within the studio, we can see they have
strayed from the old traditional standing in front of a green
screen and pointing at a map. The mise en scene of the screen is giving the
impression that the show is modern and up to date.
This shows us how understandably
the largest amount of screen time is being given to the marked top story, we
can see it is the main focus from this two shot. It shows that a reporter has
been sent to where all of the action is/has taken place. This is to get the
reaction of the general public as they know the story will be an issue of
debate for many people at home. Also in this case it makes the story seem more
real and makes it hit home more, by hearing these accounts an emotional
connection is built up between the audience and the story.
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