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| − | '''B-Roll'' is a [[video news release]] without the narration so that brodacast media can use the provided faremwork but by adding their own script and narration. | + | '''B-Roll''' is a [[video news release]] without the narration so that brodacast media can use the provided faremwork but by adding their own script and narration. |
Often video news releases will provide both a complete ready to screen VNR and a 'b-roll'. | Often video news releases will provide both a complete ready to screen VNR and a 'b-roll'. | ||
Revision as of 06:20, 29 March 2005
B-Roll is a video news release without the narration so that brodacast media can use the provided faremwork but by adding their own script and narration.
Often video news releases will provide both a complete ready to screen VNR and a 'b-roll'.
On its website KEF Media Associates describe b-roll as "a 'picture story' is followed by a series of soundbites from spokespeople. All of the video is organized around 'slates' - text that offers editors and producers a suggested script and other information they need to turn the B-roll into a story for their program". [1]
