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I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
A. The learner demonstrates understanding of the roles and functions of TV broadcasting
team and the elements of and techniques for an effective broadcast delivery and presentation;
B. The learner effectively performs in a TV broadcast according to one’s role; and
C. Explain the duties and responsibilities of TV anchors, reporters, and other on-cam and
off-cam personnel
II. Subject Matter
A. Topic: Duties and Responsibilities of TV anchors, Reporters and other On-cam and Off-
cam personnel.
B. Reference: https://resources.workable.com/news-anchor-job-description
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C. Materials: Laptop, TV, Chalk and Chalkboard
D. Value Focus: Participation and Cooperation during class discussion
III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Preliminary Activity
1. Greetings
“Good Morning Class “Good Morning Sir.”
2. Prayer
“Let us pray first. Could anyone please lead the (A student will lead the prayer)
prayer?”
3. Checking of attendance
“Please say present when your name is called.” (The students raise their right hands as the
teacher calls their names)
B. Review
C. Motivation
“Before we proceed further to our new lesson,
let’s have an activity first entitled
“Identify Me! “I am going to show you a
picture, and you have to identify who it is. Do “Yes, Sir.”
you understand class? Okay let’s begin.
“Picture #2”
D. Presentation
“For this morning, our lesson is all about the
duties and responsibilities of TV anchors,
reporters and other on-cam and off-cam
personnel. Do you have any idea of what are
their respective roles? But before we proceed to “Yes/No, Sir.”
the lesson proper, allow me first to present to
you our lesson objectives.”
“Who can read?” “At the end of the lesson, the students
“Yes, _______?” should be able to:
At the end of the lesson, the students should be A. The learner demonstrates
able to: understanding of the roles and functions
A. The learner demonstrates understanding of of TV broadcasting team and the elements
the roles and functions of TV broadcasting team of and techniques for an effective
and the elements of and techniques for an broadcast delivery and presentation;
effective broadcast delivery and presentation; B. The learner effectively performs in a
B. The learner effectively performs in a TV TV broadcast according to one’s role; and
broadcast according to one’s role; and C. Explain the duties and responsibilities
C. Explain the duties and responsibilities of TV of TV anchors, reporters, and other on-
anchors, reporters, and other on-cam and off-cam cam and off-cam personnel”
personnel
E. Lesson Proper
Broadcast media?
- is a large industry with creative, technical and
managerial positions. Broadcasting careers are an
important role in the entertainment industry and a
valuable source for sharing information with the
public. A career in broadcasting could interest you if
you enjoy creating, performing and watching or
listening to television and radio programs. In this
article, we share broadcasting careers in television,
radio and sales and explain their primary job duties.
Broadcasting careers
1. Camera Operator
Camera operators film video for broadcast. They
may write, follow and rehearse scripts. Camera
operators collaborate with directors and talent to
determine how to shoot scenes.
2. Production Assistant
Production assistants work in studios and on sets
to assist producers, directors and other film crew
members. They help adjust lighting and set up
equipment before filming. Production assistants
may also attend to guests and on-air
personalities. For some projects, this may
include handling duties such as scheduling guest
interviews, answering phone calls and
coordinating transportation and catering services.
3. Music Director
A music director oversees music programming
and plans music for events. They may manage
the music production and schedule both artists
and musicians for recording sessions. Music
directors can compose music and transpose work
from other composers. In movies and television,
a music director selects the songs for the film.
4. News reporter
A news reporter researches current events and
collects information to present accurate reports
to the public. They may interview witnesses,
track leads and write or edit news stories. News
reporters may also appear on camera to present
their news stories.
5. News Producer
A news producer collaborates with the news
director to select broadcast content. They design
news shows to include reports, graphics and
video content. They also set filming schedules
and tell the production crew and special guests
when to arrive and how much time they will
spend at the filming location.
6. .Sound Engineers
Sound engineers operate sound equipment. They
can enhance audio, add sound effects and record
audio. For live shows and performances, they
help set up equipment including microphones,
speakers and instruments. Sound engineers also
edit audio and correct sound issues that may
occur, such as feedback from microphones or
faulty speakers.
7. Video Editor
Video editors assemble and edit raw video files
and prepare the film for broadcast. They may
perform sound editing such as adjusting volume,
reducing background noise or adding special
sound effects. Editors also add video transitions
or color correct footage to ensure a clean and
aesthetically pleasing final product. Video
editors may collaborate with directors to make
edits on the film.
8. Graphic Artist
A graphic artist creates artwork and images for
media use. Graphic artists make subtitles and
headlines for news programming use their
knowledge of editing and design software to
create visuals for advertisements.
9. Studio Manager
Studio managers work closely with clients and
manage projects in a creative studio. They assign
work and review designs before submitting the
work to clients. Studio managers may also
handle invoicing and payroll.
10. Radio Technician
A radio technician primarily maintains
equipment at the radio station. They may install
new transmitters and receiving devices and make
repairs to this equipment as needed.
11. Disc Jockey
Disc jockeys are radio personalities who perform
various tasks to run a radio show, including
managing the set list, setting music and
commercials to air according to schedule and
introducing acts or news segments. Disc jockeys
may also interview musical guests and other
personalities that the station invites to the show.
12. Broadcaster
Broadcasters are television or radio personalities
who deliver the news on screen. They may serve
as news anchors or sports broadcasters. They
may also often perform duties such as writing
and directing the news or perform voice-overs
for commercials and news segments.
13. Copy Writer
Copywriters write and edit content for news
scripts and other mediums. Copywriters may
need to do extensive research for their work and
verify sources to ensure accurate content.
14. News Editor
A news editor revises news stories, checks for
facts and accuracy and designs creative ways to
present the news. News editors are responsible
for monitoring what goes on air. For print media,
news editors aid in publishing stories.
F. Application
“Activity #3: Role-play it!
“Divide yourself into 4 groups, search the
internet for a news clip, and role-play it as you
are on TV. Assign each member what their role
is based on our class topic. Each group have 1”
Criteria
Category 4 3 2 1
Preparedness
Content
Props and
Costume
Enthusiasm
Acting/
Dialogue
Audience
Response
“Ok, pass your paper in to the center aisle, then (Student’s exchanging their paper)
exchange it to your next row.
V. Assignment
"Find a Philippine broadcaster on the internet
and choose at least five. Identify his job duties in
that broadcasting industry according to our
discussion. Write it on a short bond paper.”
Rubrics
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Clarity
Organization
Mechanics
“Goodbye, Sir!”