Contemporary Radio and Television Broadcasting and Hosting

Author: Wu Yu
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Contemporary Radio and Television Broadcasting and Hosting is a significant work written in response to the popularization of radio and television broadcasting and hosting as a discipline and the continuous development of practical practices in the field. The book is divided into two main parts. The first three chapters provide concise and clear explanations of the fundamental skills of broadcasting and hosting work— control (breath control), control (oral cavity control), (pronunciation and articulation), (voice usage), and language communication, highlighting guidance and practicality. The following seven chapters are based on the professional practices of hosts, starting from their occupational roles and hosting functions. They not only analyze the common characteristics and professional abilities of hosts but also meticulously elaborate on the hosting features and patterns of different program types and formats. The book emphasizes both theory and practice, offering numerous vivid case studies. The appendix, Speaking Mandarin Well, is an exceptional guide. It serves as both a professional textbook for radio and television departments in universities and an ideal reference for enthusiasts of broadcasting and hosting.