"Do you want to follow a channel or a person?" Wen Hong asked.
Han Xingjin was stunned again, he still had such a choice.
When following a channel, she just follows when the channel has a program to record. In this way, she can learn more about the program recording process and the overall planning and arrangement process.
This seems a bit far from my goal.
"Follow someone." Han Xingjin said.
"Is there a host you like on our station?" Wen Hong asked again.
Han Xingjin just said: "I have watched a lot of teacher Chen Lu's programs before the art exam."
"Chen Lu." Wen Hong pondered for a while, "It's not a big problem to be with her, but her requirements will be very strict, even harsh."
Han Xingjin was not afraid of the teacher being strict, but he was afraid that the teacher would not teach him anything. "It doesn't matter."
"Think about it, she doesn't care whether you are a senior in high school or a graduate student. Be careful and don't cry if you get scolded."
Han Xingjin said firmly: "No, I really want to learn from Teacher Chen Lu."
"Okay." Wen Hong clicked a few times on the computer.
"Let's go, I'll take you down. She happens to have a special program to record at ten o'clock."
Wen Hong brought Han Xingjin to Chen Lu's office. Chen Lu was drinking tea and reading, which seemed a little out of place in the noisy and bustling office.
"Lulu." Wen Hong knocked on Chen Lu's table.
Chen Lu said angrily: "Why are you making trouble for me again?"
Wen Hong shook his head, "It's a good thing this time. I'll send an intern to help you."
Chen Lu glanced behind Wen Hong, "High school student?"
Wen Hong smiled awkwardly, "I just finished the college entrance examination and also took the Chinese traditional art test."
Chen Lu refused directly, "No."
"Lulu, I only come here for half a day every day, not for a full-day internship."
"Children experience life? Then I won't take them."
Han Xingjin didn't expect it to be more serious than what Wen Hong just said.
Wen Hong glanced at Han Xingjin and said, "You sit down for a while and I'll have a chat with Teacher Chen."
Han Xingjin could guess what they wanted to talk about. It was just that he came here through the relationship above and asked Chen Lu to give him face. This made Chen Lu even more disgusted.
"Hello, Teacher Chen Lu, I watched many of your programs for the art exam, and I especially liked the special war report you hosted many years ago."
Chen Lu was surprised. Not only was that special report very old, but it still had mixed reputations even today.
Some people say that the report pioneered live TV reporting in China and allowed the host to participate in the program on a deeper level and no longer limited the host's authority.
Some people say that the report showed the cruel side of the world before their eyes without any warning, and no one knew whether the next second would be applause with flowers or gunfire with blood, and it set a wrong example.
"Oh?" Chen Lu became interested.
Han Xingjin did not shy away from it, "I have always believed that the host should not just be a news announcer, but an anchor. I think that program was a change in our country, although it is still far from the anchor mentality of foreign countries.
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"It also changed the news host from broadcasting news to talking about news. I also saw the qualities that a good host should have."
In fact, that report was also Chen Lu's proud work. In addition to going deep into the front line of the war, it was also because of her courage to go forward at that time. She worked all night long and worked with the staff to compile hundreds of thousands of words of background information, from the war background to the background of relevant national political figures.
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Chen Lu felt that was the closest to her original intention of being a journalist.
Chen Lu did not speak to Han Xingjin, but said to Wen Hong calmly: "Stay."
Wen Hong's face was full of gratitude from an angle that Han Xingjin couldn't see.
As soon as Wen Hong left, Chen Lu started to look at Han Xingjin with stern eyes.
"Internships are no longer students. You can't dress like this. What is the host's dress code?"
Han Xingjin didn't expect that there would be a question-and-answer session, "Simple and elegant, well-dressed."
"Did you say it was loose and comfortable?" Chen Lu asked.
Han Xingjin lowered his head and looked at himself, okay, T-shirt, jeans and canvas shoes, he doesn’t look like a broadcast host.
"When it comes to your manners, always remember that you are the one who wants to appear in front of the camera." Chen Lu said.
"yes."
"Submit 300 words of your experience to me every day. It can be your experience from the internship or your experience from reading the book that day."
Han Xingjin was stunned. He knew it was strict, but he didn't expect there would be homework, so...
"Not willing?" Chen Lu asked.
Han Xingjin shook his head repeatedly, "No, no, I will give it to the teacher every day."
"I don't understand what you can do as an intern if you haven't taken any professional classes now. Just follow me in the morning. Apart from recording, you can do whatever I do."
Han Xingjin nodded.
Chen Lu looked at the time and said, "Today we are recording a talk show. Come on, take the folder on top of the table and you can go through it quickly while I put on my makeup."
Chen Lu was putting on makeup and reading the script, while Han Xingjin sat in the corner and read the information. In the forty-minute interview show, Chen Lu had at least thirty pages of all the information.
From the interviewee's life experience to recent achievements, there are also some explanations of professional vocabulary about the interviewee's professional field, and even the interviewee's latest papers.
The homework was so meticulous that Han Xingjin felt that it would be impossible for Chen Lu not to succeed.
Han Xingjin looked at the documents in his hand. No wonder Chen Lu could interview various top people in the industry. With her attitude, others were willing to accept her interviews.
Although the entire interview process was recorded, in Han Xingjin's opinion, there was no problem in live broadcasting it. The forty-minute interview was completed in one go, and the interviewee felt like he and Chen Lu were having a great conversation.
Han Xingjin once thought that this kind of scripted talk show was actually the easiest. The scripts were ready for all the questions asked, and he just threw them to the guests one by one.
But Han Xingjin forgot that the guests also have emotions and feelings. Asking and answering questions and answering again and again. Not only did the guests find it boring, but the audience also found the atmosphere awkward.
Adjust the order of questions based on the answers of the guests, and conduct some interactions based on the atmosphere of the scene. These seemingly simple adjustments require a lot of work to support them before they can be adjusted appropriately.
Han Xingjin was deeply touched by a very common interview host. The host's professional ability in hosting is part of it, but isn't the handling of details also part of the host's professionalism?
A talk show supported by a lot of preliminary work not only makes people feel that the host is very professional in hosting, but also makes people feel that the host is knowledgeable in the field of the guests. This kind of talk show will not become a question and answer show.
Han Xingjin followed Chen Lu back to the office. Just as he was about to chat with Chen Lu, the phone rang.
Han Xingjin took it out and saw that it was Jin Yu. Jin Yu knew that he was going to do an internship and even called him. Something must have happened.
"I'm sorry, teacher, it's your home phone number," Han Xingjin said.