1: An Overview
2: Sound
3: Articulate Pictures
4: Deciding the Story's Treatment
5: Features
6: Top Down Information-Based Reports
7: Eye Level People Stories
8: Words vs. Pictures
9: Using Interviews
10: Role of the TV Journalist
11: Long Stories
12: Ethical Considerations for Eye Level Documentaries
Biography
Nancy Graham Holm
"It is an excellent piece of work. I especially like the 'applied' character in which every theory is backed up by several easy-to-understand examples. It is an extremely well written, intelligent and highly useful work... applying a brilliant pedagogy to make a difficult subject easy to read and comprehend."--Herbert Zettl, Sight Sound Motion and Video Basics
"This book contributes vital insights into the reporting and storytelling processes unique to television. Readers will also discover perspectives and practices that some of the world's leading television journalists use to make their medium more relevant, original and interesting."--Fred Shook, Television News Writing and Television Field Production and Reporting
