Conventions of television newsArchival footage: It’s inserted into the news to show historical events or to add detail without the need for additional filming.

Interviews: Is a common news technique. It allows people being filmed to speak directly about events, prompted by the questions asked by the reporter.

L cuts over visuals: This links to the idea of the mise-en-scene for example interviewing a fire brigade person wearing their uniform in a fire station. This will make it more realistic and reliable.

Titles to tell us names: Is a quick way of conveying information and show who is talking and what there name is.

ConventionsMusic at the beginning:Music at the beginning is like a theme tune and when you hear it you will automatically know the news is on in the music it shows seriousness and forceful authority which you know official people will be talking about day to day things that are happening nationally and worldwide.

Identity:Different TV news channels has different themes different coding to different new channels but they will keep to the originality for example.

ConventionsMid shots:Of a anchor behined news desk. It shows where she is sitting and you will be able to see all the emotions on her face on the topics she’s talking about. Also seeing the news room behind on some television news shows all the people that is gathering news and to help broadcast the news as best and professional looking. Also adding photos to show about the topic if they cant get actual live footage.

Representation: All have to be serious as they have to give out news to people without making it offensive or stupid and have to be formal throughout the whole broadcast.

ConventionsFormal:Has to be neat with haircut with a clean shave and they have to be looking professional so a suit shows respectable and smart.

Anomysing faces and voices shows secrecy and people didn’t want and give permission to be on televison. So they would blur their face.

ConventionsAdditional information provided usually when its needed or necessary that’s need to be said about the headline or article.