Summary report of TV practice in journalism department

Summary report of TV practice in journalism department

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I've been running around for half a year. From CCTV to News of the World, to Shenzhen TV Station, and then back to Beijing. Take a shot and change places, and wander between various trenches in a hurry, but I don't know where to go. In the countdown stage of college life, any retrospective text will inevitably bring some faint muttering, so as to give myself some comfort and scare my schoolmates. In fact, many people are brewing this kind of bluff idea, but in the end, most of them end up with "I worked hard and I was satisfied with my internship." I don't mean to waste the feelings of spectators like this, just take this opportunity to calm down and sort out my trajectory in the second half of the year. Half routine, half venting.

After working for many years, most students who graduated from journalism department will feel a sense of self-exile. Of course, only if he is still in the media circle. I don't have much foresight, even when I first entered the journalism department, I finished it in a trance. However, after three years in this quasi-circle, I have naturally got into the habit of being ambitious in some circles. In July, 2004, on the platform of the bright classroom of Teaching No.2, Mr. Lei Weizhen was responsible for announcing the start of your internship to 25 lazy and naive students on behalf of the college. My position is not far from Mr. Lei. At this important moment, Mr. Lei's expression was inadvertently but faithfully recorded by me. This is a complex expression, a person who has experienced it, pretending to be calm and a little sly. The internship and future fate of these students under the stage seem to have been in his mind for a long time? At least it seems that way. For the internship, the students in the audience seem to have many choices. In fact, there are two kinds: those who decide to work, go to the CCTV News Center for internship, and leave a few there for graduation; If you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, you can find a place to get an internship appraisal with a red official seal. I knew at that time that this was a journalist's trial and exile. In order to get a glimpse of my great country, I chose the former without much thought. So one afternoon in mid-July, I was told that my sending and receiving place was a group in the editorial department of CCTV News Center.

The so-called time group is the morning group. The so-called morning shift is night shift. The night shift group has three shifts, that is, one day to work and two days off. This treatment is very good, which makes Xiao C in my upper bunk envious. At night, I can give full play to the habit of night owls on the second floor of CCTV building, and go back to the dormitory to sleep with my head covered during the day. Looking back now, this kind of life is really against humanity. I recall that time now and immediately feel that thousands of flies rushed into my head and swallowed them. Some people say that people with long eyelashes love to sleep, but I have long eyelashes. But according to years of life experience, I know that I am not a very sleepy person. I can stay up for 48 hours at a time, but I can't adapt to the life of reversing my biological clock in less than 48 hours. After a few classes, I got tired and began to heat slowly. In the end, although my slackness didn't affect my possibility of staying, the sleep bill I owed a few months later finally made me choose to leave.

Working the night shift in the morning shift means that the night is long and I am not in the mood to sleep. Actually, I want to sleep, but I can't. In fact, the job is very simple, that is, to put the manuscripts from various satellites on the editing machine for re-editing. The job was not challenging, so my fighting spirit began to recuperate in useless situations. Speaking of which, I would like to remind you to read the official: if you want to do something, you must find something challenging, otherwise your fighting spirit will soon wear off and you will feel nothing if you want to cheer up. I unconsciously killed my fighting spirit there. Watch HBO movies and watch magazines in the column group. Every time I feel bored, I begin to dream about the future spring and autumn. I began to plan my life after graduation: more money, less work, carefree, and I can do some private work in my own time. According to this standard, the life of CCTV editorial department is also good. Only in the end, I couldn't stand the evil night shift, so I had to say goodbye.

During this period, I also met the News of the World of Radio International once. I accidentally saw her job advertisement on the Internet and submitted my resume. Later, I received a written notice and then interviewed. It was easy to get everything done, and then I went to work. The editor-in-chief also takes care of me. He arranged for me to do the front page with him. On MSN, I told him that you should take care of me more, and he replied that it was no problem. You are very aura. Now that I think about it, it is quite rare to lead this appreciation in a new environment. I have met some leaders in the future, but not so good. So I have come to a conclusion: when others look up to you, don't look down on others. When you are looked down upon by another family in the future, you will miss being looked up to by others. This conclusion is very important for job seekers. Unfortunately, I thought that with the night shift of CCTV in hand, I wouldn't have to worry about my work. Participating in CRI recruitment is just training. Of course, the newspaper itself has its limitations, and I know it can't do much. So with half confusion and half reason, I proposed to the editor that I would go back to the postgraduate entrance examination. The editor-in-chief was a little startled. He must understand that this is an excuse. Of course, I also know that in his view, this is not betrayal. The moment I left my work permit and walked out of the CRI gate, I was somewhat disappointed and somewhat relieved.

It was half a year after such an anodyne day, and I gradually woke up from the beautiful dream of CCTV night shift. Here, you will only pay some money from time to time. Without three guarantees and one gold, you will not solve the account. I don't feel anything about work. Is it the night shift of CCTV in three days? This is not what I want. I have to start looking for a job from scratch. I was forced to start taking photos, doing resumes, going to job fairs and bumping around. The situation of graduates looking for jobs this year is not good. In hot water, I feel like everyone else. Actually, I don't know what kind of job I'm looking for. Until the appearance of Shenzhen TV station. I can't remember how I learned the recruitment information of Shenzhen TV station now. One sunny afternoon, a friend and I went to Zhongguancun to look at notebooks, and went to Peking University by the way. In an antique wooden building, I casually filled out the application form they sent me. The next night, they informed me to go to Shenzhen Building for a written interview. I went, but I was still a little careless. The examination questions are very empty. What qualities a reporter should have and how the media should compete are all topics of the doctoral thesis. I didn't feel anything when I answered, but I used 1000 words to answer the four major questions. Then there was the interview, and HR asked me what kind of news I like to do. I said I do politics, and he said you do people's livelihood. People's Livelihood I only saw a version of People's Livelihood on the Southern Weekend. It seems a little deep, so it should not be difficult to do. So I immediately said that I was a child from the countryside, and I understood the hardships of the lower class. HR nodded slightly and told the two companions next to him if there was anything else to ask. The other two said no problem. When I left, an assistant examiner smiled at me, which I knew should be a good sign.

The written interview at the end of 1 February, and by the middle of1month, there was no result. The person who took the exam once called to ask, saying that it was a change of blood at the top of the group and needed to wait. I have asked someone to buy me a ticket to go home, 1 month 19. Just as I was about to pack my things and go home, Shenzhen TV station gave the news of the internship. A young voice told me to report for work before 3 1, and the time was 1 month 17/morning 10: 20.

After a week at home, on the 27th, ten days before the Chinese New Year, I will take the train to the south. It took a lot of effort to find a TV station when I arrived in Shenzhen. Shenzhen TV Station, now called Shenzhen Radio, Film and Television Group, has three offices in Shenzhen. My residence, the guest house of the TV station is in Luohu District, east of Shenzhen, and the radio and television building where I work is in Futian, west of Shenzhen. In this way, I think about crossing the city by bus every day. I hate taking the bus, but this is life and I can only bear it. However, after I really started my internship, I realized that this was just a small case.

I was told that I was assigned to the first show of the city channel. When reporting to the channel, the director said a lot to the effect that young people should go to the grassroots to exercise and so on. However, one sentence impressed me deeply. She said that newcomers must get started within a week. It shouldn't be difficult. After all, I am a trained person. But to be honest, I really didn't have much contact with machines at school. I mean the camera. As for the editing machine, I have been playing in CCTV for half a year, and it is no longer a problem. But people here told me that they no longer use editing, and Sobel non-editing system has been popularized in their program production line. I came into contact with this system when I was in CCTV, where I made a film with it in the last class. I don't think this is such an advanced thing. Many bugs are far from adobe's premiere. Originally, I thought it was junk software, so I didn't want to use it on CCTV, so local stations scrambled to use it. Later, an editor-in-chief told me that when a leader patted his head, Shenzhen TV Station became the first TV station in China to broadcast hard disks. The investment of several hundred million yuan has not received much immediate effect. Due to the immaturity of this system and the bottleneck of hardware, hard disk live broadcast can only be a hidden mirror.

The so-called "first scene" is actually the product of the rise of "people's livelihood news" in cities across the country. Most of these programs reflect the changes in people's lives, complaints and disputes, so the program mainly exposes news. Now the more famous ones are Nanjing Zero Distance, 1860 News Eye and so on. This kind of program has high ratings, but the cost is high. It takes a lot of manpower to run around the streets of the city all day. There were more than 50 people in the first editing. According to the arrangement of the leader, I joined this huge editorial team.

Come and play for real. On the third day, I was sent to the Commissioner to interview an unfortunate family. The husband and wife work in Shenzhen. The husband suffers from uremia, and the toxin cannot be excreted through the bladder. His belly bulges like a balloon. Now the husband's father wants to donate his kidney so that uremia can be cured. However, this operation will cost100000. The young couple are poor now and have a nine-year-old daughter to go to school. I have to ask the media for help. This is my first interview, and it took me about an hour to finish it. After I came back, the film was quickly compiled. I think it's an objective report, but the editor-in-chief thinks the manuscript is too correct and sensational after reading it. This is my weakness. I have never been promiscuous, and now I have to sacrifice my nature to save people. After the film was broadcast, I really didn't see any response, and I was a little depressed. But more than ten days later, the couple called us and said that after the program was broadcast, a primary school decided to subsidize their daughter to complete the nine-year compulsory education for free. The news that I was a little late gave me some comfort.

This kind of warm material is not encountered every day. Later, I made several movies with my colleagues, all of which were ... I forgot. At sixes and sevens, migrant workers are beaten in the street for wages, old beggars are cold in the street, and bugs are sold in the east gate. I'm from the north? In fact, this statement is not accurate I am a "middle-aged man". I folded the map of China in half, and my hometown is on this broken line. However, because human geographers have not put forward the term "middleman", the result is that these people are like southerners in the north and become northerners in the south. So I'm here pretending to be a northerner, shuttling among a group of southerners, and my mouth is full of Mandarin with a little Beijing accent? As a northerner, I have been used to Beijing for a long time, taking my time and being flexible. I feel a little uncomfortable in the face of this city full of people running around with large and small briefcases.

What followed was a series of unannounced visits, street gambling, witnessing the black clinic outside the customs, and prostitutes in Shenda West Street peddling and stalking in the street. Although I hate this kind of lifeless work, this kind of experiential unannounced visit gives people a lot of unexpected stimulation. When we went to Qingshuihe Commercial Street to gamble, we were targeted by the local messenger. If we hadn't called the police first, I'm afraid it would be difficult to get out. We were caught whoring in Shenda West Street, but we were not knocked down by the messenger in the kiln, but drunk by the local police station the next day. The funniest thing is that in the black clinic, three of my colleagues were diagnosed as sexually transmitted diseases by the doctors there, and they insisted that they must have gone out for whoring. Back in Taiwan Province, everyone saw that we were all laughing: You are a pervert.

I was suddenly told that I don't have to hand in this year's student internship report. So this diary post should stop here. We'll talk about the details of those whoring and gambling later.

I left the city at the end of the month on the grounds of going back to Beijing to write a paper. Now I'm sitting in front of the computer, tapping my familiar keyboard leisurely, trying to finish the task I set in the yard, but now it seems unnecessary. Then I want to end my six months with this running account. I told the old reporter at the first scene on QQ that day that I had two gains from my trip to Shenzhen. First, the old god gave me several good friends, six or seven years older than me. They are sophisticated, but not sophisticated. Sincere, but not mentally lost. We came to Shenzhen because of life and came together because of ideals. Secondly, walking in the depths of urban grassroots gives me the courage to really face reality. The reporter replied:

In fact, there is nothing to be afraid of in the real society, and it will always be faced in the end. After graduating from college, I just got the admission notice from Social University. This university will never graduate. Don't worry.

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