Script to Screen: The Merchant of Venice by Sharda Kaushik (Trinity Press) is a comprehensive guide to television production, broadcasting, and performance. Covering news reporting, interviewing, comparing, voice modulation, and body language, this book is ideal for media students and professionals. With practical insights and structured lessons, it enhances skills in documentary-making, speech training, and commentary. Perfect for aspiring anchors, reporters, and filmmakers, this book is a valuable resource for mastering on-screen presentation and communication.
Yes, it covers fundamental to advanced concepts, making it ideal for beginners and professionals.
Yes, Chapter 6 focuses on documentary-making techniques.
Yes, Chapters 2 and 4 discuss news bulletins and compering skills.
Yes, it’s a great resource for journalism and mass communication courses.
Chapter 5 focuses on commentating for sports, news, and events.
It is suitable for media studies and can be used as a supplementary textbook.
Yes, it includes techniques to build confidence and manage nervousness for live performances.
Chapter 1 covers essential scriptwriting structures used in television and broadcasting.
While focused on TV, many concepts (voice modulation, speech training, interviewing) apply to radio as well.
While primarily focused on traditional media, some sections discuss adapting skills for digital platforms.
Yes, it covers fundamental to advanced concepts, making it ideal for beginners and professionals.
Yes, Chapter 6 focuses on documentary-making techniques.
Yes, Chapters 2 and 4 discuss news bulletins and compering skills.
Yes, it’s a great resource for journalism and mass communication courses.
Chapter 5 focuses on commentating for sports, news, and events.
It is suitable for media studies and can be used as a supplementary textbook.
Yes, it includes techniques to build confidence and manage nervousness for live performances.
Chapter 1 covers essential scriptwriting structures used in television and broadcasting.
While focused on TV, many concepts (voice modulation, speech training, interviewing) apply to radio as well.
While primarily focused on traditional media, some sections discuss adapting skills for digital platforms.