RENAISSANCE UNIVERSITY, INDORE
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
COURSE – BAMC IV SEM
BATCH: 2023
SESSION: 2023-2024
COURE Major/ DISTRIBUTION OF CREDITS
S.NO. SUBJECT NAME Minor/ CREDITS
CODE L T P
GE/AECC
1 BAMC -401 TELEVISION CORE 4 4
JOURNALISM
TELEVISION 4
2 BAMC – 401- P - 2
JOURNALISM
3
4
5
TOTAL 6
, RENAISSANCE UNIVERSITY, INDORE
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
COURSE: BAMC IV SEM
SESSION: 2023-24
SUBJECT: Television Journalism
Prepared by Prof. Niraj Salvi
Subject Code: Credits:
Unit Contents
Unit I Give details about what the unit cover -
Management in Indian Culture and Tradition, Definition and Meaning of
Management, actions and Responsibilities of Management, Role of manager,
Principles of management, School & Thoughts of Management
Unit II Qualities of producer, Production strategies, Production budget
Scripting: - Research, Visualization & outline treatment
Studio & outdoor shoots and its production
Types of interview in TV Journalism
Unit III TV shows convergence
Growth of private and regional channels
TV channels basic terminologies
Satellite Communication
Television programmes formats
Unit IV Role of news agencies in TV Journalism
Types of television programs
Scripting for different programs & news
TV Programs debate
Important terminologies in TV shows
Unit V News anchors: - Presenting styles, Language and other aspects
Roles and responsibilities of anchors
TV writing for different types of visuals
Lighting techniques
Animation & special effects
,UNIT – II
Qualities of producer, Production strategies, Production budget
A TV producer plays a crucial role in shaping a television program from idea to execution.
Qualities of a TV Producer
1. Strong Leadership Skills
o Manages and motivates the team, including directors, writers, crew, and cast.
o Makes final decisions under pressure and ensures smooth workflow.
2. Creative Vision
o Brings fresh ideas and innovative storytelling to the screen.
o Understands the audience and tailors content accordingly.
3. Excellent Communication
o Clearly conveys ideas to team members, networks, and stakeholders.
o Bridges gaps between creative and technical departments.
4. Organizational Ability
o Plans shoots, schedules, budgets, and deadlines meticulously.
o Keeps track of every detail to ensure nothing is missed.
5. Problem-Solving Skills
o Handles on-set emergencies or changes in script, cast, or location quickly.
o Finds creative solutions without compromising production quality.
6. Budget Management
o Allocates resources wisely and keeps costs under control.
o Balances creative ambition with financial reality.
7. Team Collaboration
o Works well with writers, editors, designers, and talent.
o Encourages a collaborative environment.
8. Industry Knowledge
o Keeps up-to-date with trends, formats, and viewer preferences.
o Understands legal and ethical standards of broadcasting.
9. Attention to Detail
o Monitors script accuracy, set continuity, and quality control.
o Ensures the final product meets professional standards.
10. Resilience & Adaptability
Manages stress and adapts to changing circumstances with calmness.
Works long hours and meets tight deadlines without losing focus.
, Production strategies –
Production Strategies in Television and Media
1. Pre-Production Planning
Scriptwriting, storyboard creation, and shot breakdowns.
Casting, location scouting, set design, and scheduling.
Budget planning and equipment arrangements.
2. Efficient Budget Management
Allocate funds wisely across departments (cast, crew, equipment, post-production).
Use cost-effective methods such as multi-camera setups or virtual sets when needed.
Track expenses regularly to avoid overspending.
3. Content Development Strategy
Identify target audience and develop content that meets their interests.
Decide format: live, recorded, episodic, or single special.
Align content with brand identity or broadcaster requirements.
4. Use of Technology
Employ high-definition cameras, drones, virtual production tools, and green screens.
Use software for editing, animation, and sound mixing.
Implement cloud storage and collaborative platforms.
5. Time Management
Create a detailed production calendar with deadlines for every phase.
Stick to shooting schedules and avoid delays during production.
Conduct rehearsals to minimize reshoots.
6. Team Coordination
Assign roles and responsibilities clearly among crew members.
Maintain strong communication between departments (direction, camera, sound, etc.).
Hold regular briefings and production meetings.
7. Audience Engagement Strategy
Gather feedback through focus groups or pilot testing.
Promote teasers and behind-the-scenes clips on social media.
Build anticipation before the release.
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
COURSE – BAMC IV SEM
BATCH: 2023
SESSION: 2023-2024
COURE Major/ DISTRIBUTION OF CREDITS
S.NO. SUBJECT NAME Minor/ CREDITS
CODE L T P
GE/AECC
1 BAMC -401 TELEVISION CORE 4 4
JOURNALISM
TELEVISION 4
2 BAMC – 401- P - 2
JOURNALISM
3
4
5
TOTAL 6
, RENAISSANCE UNIVERSITY, INDORE
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
COURSE: BAMC IV SEM
SESSION: 2023-24
SUBJECT: Television Journalism
Prepared by Prof. Niraj Salvi
Subject Code: Credits:
Unit Contents
Unit I Give details about what the unit cover -
Management in Indian Culture and Tradition, Definition and Meaning of
Management, actions and Responsibilities of Management, Role of manager,
Principles of management, School & Thoughts of Management
Unit II Qualities of producer, Production strategies, Production budget
Scripting: - Research, Visualization & outline treatment
Studio & outdoor shoots and its production
Types of interview in TV Journalism
Unit III TV shows convergence
Growth of private and regional channels
TV channels basic terminologies
Satellite Communication
Television programmes formats
Unit IV Role of news agencies in TV Journalism
Types of television programs
Scripting for different programs & news
TV Programs debate
Important terminologies in TV shows
Unit V News anchors: - Presenting styles, Language and other aspects
Roles and responsibilities of anchors
TV writing for different types of visuals
Lighting techniques
Animation & special effects
,UNIT – II
Qualities of producer, Production strategies, Production budget
A TV producer plays a crucial role in shaping a television program from idea to execution.
Qualities of a TV Producer
1. Strong Leadership Skills
o Manages and motivates the team, including directors, writers, crew, and cast.
o Makes final decisions under pressure and ensures smooth workflow.
2. Creative Vision
o Brings fresh ideas and innovative storytelling to the screen.
o Understands the audience and tailors content accordingly.
3. Excellent Communication
o Clearly conveys ideas to team members, networks, and stakeholders.
o Bridges gaps between creative and technical departments.
4. Organizational Ability
o Plans shoots, schedules, budgets, and deadlines meticulously.
o Keeps track of every detail to ensure nothing is missed.
5. Problem-Solving Skills
o Handles on-set emergencies or changes in script, cast, or location quickly.
o Finds creative solutions without compromising production quality.
6. Budget Management
o Allocates resources wisely and keeps costs under control.
o Balances creative ambition with financial reality.
7. Team Collaboration
o Works well with writers, editors, designers, and talent.
o Encourages a collaborative environment.
8. Industry Knowledge
o Keeps up-to-date with trends, formats, and viewer preferences.
o Understands legal and ethical standards of broadcasting.
9. Attention to Detail
o Monitors script accuracy, set continuity, and quality control.
o Ensures the final product meets professional standards.
10. Resilience & Adaptability
Manages stress and adapts to changing circumstances with calmness.
Works long hours and meets tight deadlines without losing focus.
, Production strategies –
Production Strategies in Television and Media
1. Pre-Production Planning
Scriptwriting, storyboard creation, and shot breakdowns.
Casting, location scouting, set design, and scheduling.
Budget planning and equipment arrangements.
2. Efficient Budget Management
Allocate funds wisely across departments (cast, crew, equipment, post-production).
Use cost-effective methods such as multi-camera setups or virtual sets when needed.
Track expenses regularly to avoid overspending.
3. Content Development Strategy
Identify target audience and develop content that meets their interests.
Decide format: live, recorded, episodic, or single special.
Align content with brand identity or broadcaster requirements.
4. Use of Technology
Employ high-definition cameras, drones, virtual production tools, and green screens.
Use software for editing, animation, and sound mixing.
Implement cloud storage and collaborative platforms.
5. Time Management
Create a detailed production calendar with deadlines for every phase.
Stick to shooting schedules and avoid delays during production.
Conduct rehearsals to minimize reshoots.
6. Team Coordination
Assign roles and responsibilities clearly among crew members.
Maintain strong communication between departments (direction, camera, sound, etc.).
Hold regular briefings and production meetings.
7. Audience Engagement Strategy
Gather feedback through focus groups or pilot testing.
Promote teasers and behind-the-scenes clips on social media.
Build anticipation before the release.
