TV Studio Planning booklet

Name of Show: Henley College News Production

Date of show: Thursday 25TH November 2021
Producer: Olivia Elliot
Presenter: Millie Double
Anchor: Sophie Hicks
Editor: Olivia Elliot
Floor Manager: Daisy Hogger
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Topic Presented by Footage Length

Mental Health Millie Double In studio and 00:00:01:07
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Interview Erin Sullivan In studio 00:00:02:46
with a being
student about interviewed
mental health by Sophie
Hicks
SAD Millie Double In studio 00:00:00:51
Cinema World Millie Double In studio 00:00:00:15
Cinema World Sophie Hicks On Scene 00:00:00:52
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End of Millie Double In studio 00:00:00:05

Production

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00:00:00:00 Good morning and welcome In studio
00:00:01:32 to The Henley College
Sports show. My name is
Max Paul and I will be
bringing you all the ………
00:00:00:00 Hi, I am Millie Ray Double In studio
here on the lunch time with clips of
headlines. A recent down B roll
spiral has occurred within playing
teenager’s mental health inbetween.
due to the use of social
media. It has been shown
to effect young people in
many ways such as lack of
their self-esteem leading
onto depression, anxiety
and can cause lack of
sleep. It is proven that
90% of young people aged
between 14-24 have at
least one social media
platform, and some say
these social media
platforms can be more
addictive than drugs and
alcohol.
Some young people may
find themselves on these
00:00:01:07
platform’s constantly and
can be harder to get away
from it. As well as it
being draining it can
also cause and form
unhealthy habits such as
comparing yourself to
other people’s lives and
 body images.
Being on social media
means you are always
connected online which
can lead to the feeling
of needing to always be
in touch with others
which can cause sometimes
cause loneliness and
anxiety our reporter
Sophie got the
opportunity to interview
a student let’s see what
they had too sad.

00:00:01:0700:00:03:39 Package footage In a studio

(interview with student)
00:00:03:39 In other news seeing how In studio
winter is approaching it
is important to still
stay active and do daily
activities, this is being
advised to prevent
Seasonal affective
disorder also known as
“winter depression” this
occurs only in the winter
with the darker and
colder days, some people
may be affected worse
than others. The symptoms
of SAD to look out for
consist of a low constant
mood, no motivation, more
tired than normal and
weight gain and loss. You
should most definitely
00:00:04:30 consider getting in touch
 and seeing your local GP
if you find any of these
symptoms above relate to
you. serotonin.
Treatments found most
effective within research
are talking therapies,
light therapies, and
medication. The causes of
SAD if often linked with
the lack of sunlight
which causes a low
production of serotonin.
Treatments found most
effective within research
are talking therapy's,
light therapies and
medication.

00:00:04:30 Over the past decade In studio

people have begun to
wonder why Hollywood
isn’t coming up with
any new, original
films as they keep re
00:00:04:45
making and reusing the
same ideas. Let’s go
over our reporter
Sophie who has more on
the story
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00:00:05:37 That’s all from me, Goodbye In studio

00:00:05:42

Information and questions for interviewee

Information Questions
Name: Erin Sullivan
Why being interviewed: The
effects of social media and
mental health from a student's
perspective
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Main show footage used
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IJ1huXlIy0
Fully edited Anchor footage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOOyho3JPbI
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Do you think mental health would
be better without social media?
What do you think social media
influencers can do to make their
followers feel more self-
confident?
Do you think social media
effects the way you look at
yourself?
Why do you think you spend so
much time online?
Has social media helped you
learn more about mental health?
How has social media impacted
you positively?
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