Friday 7/12/2012
Bulletin Summary:
An 82 year old lollipop man has died after being hit by a car.
A minor Scarlett Fever outbreak in a Southampton primary school.
Hampshire is amoungst the worst counties for drink driving.
Local football action.
Production Summary:
This was our final 99 second news bulletin and went very smoothly and was uploaded in plenty of time. We also filmed the behind the scenes aspect of the bulletin.
The search is on for the new Hampshire Police Chief.
The Duchess of Cornwall is set to visit Hampshire and Winchester.
The Olympic legacy lives on in Hampshire.
Results from the Hampshire Senior Cup.
Lee Jarvis interviews a man that was Hitlers neighbour.
Production Summary:
This bulletin was much more nerve wracking for me as it was only the second time I have ever presented. Looking back it looks very uncomfortable as my head never seems to stop moving and I look like a deer caught in the headlights. However I hope this will improve with experience. We managed to get it uploaded well within out 1pm deadline.
A Southampton business has won a major share of a three hundred and fifty million pound MOD contract.
Results of the Hampshire Senior Cup
Winchester is the safest place for a night out in Winchester.
Production Summary:
We were working to a much tighter deadline for this bulletin as it went out on the same day as WINOL. However by this point we were all used to the process and we filmed the bulletn without any issues and got it uploaded to winol.co.uk by the 1pm deadline.
The Bishop of Winchester, Tim Dakin has defended the right for women to become bishops.
Bestival, the Isle of White Festival, has been named as the best music festival in the UK.
A Hampshire man has been jailed for life after brutally murdering his friend. 29 Sean Bailey from Robin Gardens, Waterlooville stabbed Simon Warton outside of a house party in a jealous rage over his girlfriend.
Basingstoke Bison beat Manchester Phoenix 5-2, but lost away to Peterborough Phantom 6-3. Bison remain 5 points clear at the top of the table.
Tom Morgan interviews Paul Blackburn, a man who was wrongfully imprisoned for 25 years.
Production summary: I wasn't involved in the early stages of production this morning as I was presenting my radio show and editing the radio news bulletin. When it came to filming the bulletin everything went smoothly and we were happy with our first clip. However when it came to editing the bulletin we realised that it looked far to different to yesterdays WINOL 99 News, so we decided to re-film it. It was just a matter of making it a tighter shot and changing the lighting. We got it uploaded online in plenty of time for out 1pm deadline.
Log onto WINOL this week for your daily 99 News at 1pm.
Monday 3/12/2012: Bulletin Summary
Local soldiers returning from a sixth month tour of Helmand Provence will be marching through the streets of Winchester later today.
Hampshire County Council are to employ more than 1,000 young apprentices in the hope that the scheme will develop the skills needed for future employment.
Hampshire Police now have the power to disperse groups of youths under the age of sixteen in Stanmore. The new order aims to control the rise of antisocial social behaviour which has occurred in the area.
Welling United beat Eastleigh 3-1 in a match on Saturday, ending Eastleighs 5 home league winning streak.
And finally...
Liam Garrahan tries his hand at being a wrestler.
Production summary:
The morning got off to a good start with a rough edition of the script (written by Louis) being ready by 9am, which then got re-edited so it was comfortable for the presenter (George) to read. The 99 News graphic was created by Liam which looks very professional, however despite his best efforts he couldn't make the "99" work as a countdown, but we will continue to work on this throughout the week. The opening sequence was created by myself and Liam and works as a nice alternative to the regular bulletin headlines. The overall production of the bulletin went very smoothly without any technical glitches. The discovery of an auto cue system, and Ewans ipad, solved any potential problems we were expecting. Unfortunately the bulletin was not online by our 1pm deadline due to a lack of time after our de-brief, but I think this will just be a one off occurrence of the week.
