1. Yhanique Jenkins Broadcasting and video production

2. Career Goal and the reason for choosing it? The job is fun. You will not use a lot of paperwork. You get paid just by showing up. You will get recognized in the entertainment industry. Your salary could be depended on your talent along with your degrees. The hours are not like a standard 9 to 5 job.

3. Characteristics in BVP In Broadcasting and Video Production world you learn skills. Example: Editorial decision making, identifying suitable interviews and critical appraisals just to name a few. Editorial decision – Making a sensible consideration for the media can become an overwhelming task, as an editor you have to make the right decision. Suitable Interview – You must choose an interviewee that the candidates that the people viewing it would want to see. Critical Appraisal – Most people criticize what they read, view, or listen to. It’s your duty to over view the conduct constructive criticism amongst yourself to make the next the idea better.

4. Real life problems There are also hundreds of other folks who work behind the scenes, doing things like producing broadcast segments, writing broadcast scripts, operating cameras and other equipment, and applying makeup to broadcasters before they go on the air. The success of a broadcast outlet like a TV or radio station depends on its ability to entertain its audience, satisfy its audience's hunger for information, or both. Announcers, producers, directors, and everyone else must work together to tailor a station's programming to attract the largest possible audience, which in turn attracts advertising revenue or, in the case of nonprofit stations, public funding and support.

5. Solution for the problems To solve the issues for Broadcasting and video production you must catch the viewers attention by coming up with the right clauses that people would like to see In today’s society the television networks are based upon reality shows, game shows, children shows, sitcoms, etc You must come up with the right television shows to bring in the revenue for your company.

6. Future outlook Quick Facts: Reporters, Correspondents, and Broadcast News Analysts2010 Median Pay - $36,000 per year or more $17.31 per hour Entry-Level Education - Bachelor’s degree Work Experience in a Related Occupation -None On-the-job training - None Number of Job 2010 -58,500 Job Outlook, 2010 - 6% (Decline moderately) Employment Change, 2010 – 200 Employment of broadcast news analysts is expected to grow by 10 percent

7. Educational Requirements Degree – Bachelors degree Skills – Good reading, Speaking, and Writing skills. You're required to complete an internship as part of your degree.

8. Income Potential The median expected salary for a typical Media Production Director in the United States is $127,379. Advances are all around you by networking with other clients.

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10. Works/ References Safe Sex PSA My Teacher Mrs. Robinson (OEC Teacher) Mr.Malcom O’Neal (Video Producer/ Engineer) www.bls.gov/ooh/.../Broadcast-and-sound- engineering-technicians.htm