video-journalism

Vocabulary Word

Definition

Video journalism is a type of journalism where the story is told primarily through video footage. It's not just filming an event, it's using video in a strategic way to tell a story, much like how a written article does. It's a critical form of multimedia journalism.

Examples in Different Contexts

In news reporting, video journalism involves capturing and reporting news stories through video, offering audiences a visual and auditory experience of events. A video journalist might say, 'Our video journalism efforts aim to bring viewers closer to the news, providing an immersive storytelling experience.'

Practice Scenarios

Digital Media

Scenario:

There's been a lot of buzz about the new public art installation downtown. It'd be great to capture people’s reactions and compile them for our website.

Response:

Video journalism would be perfect for this. We can display reactions as they interact with the art.

Social Media

Scenario:

The feedback on our last video post was largely positive. Our followers enjoyed the mix of information and entertainment. Let's aim for similar blend in the next piece.

Response:

I value the feedback. Let’s deliver another video-journalism piece that combines enlightening information with entertaining visuals.