Commentary, as its name implies, is a word that is explained orally. It can also be said that criticism is "oral literature". It infects the audience by the description and narration of things, events or characters and the rendering of words, so that people can understand and understand what they say, and at the same time play a role in further deepening their cognition and feelings. As far as the explanation of TV feature films is concerned, it is a literal explanation and explanation of the content of TV pictures. Although it can't communicate with anyone or anything in the TV picture, it is inextricably linked with the TV picture. Television pictures and explanations are twin brothers, and they interact, complement and confirm each other. If the dark clouds suddenly change and the wind suddenly rises in the commentary, it is impossible for the TV picture here to have a clear sky and sunny Wan Li; However, if the scene in the picture is a crowded railway scene in the Spring Festival travel rush boom, it is puzzling to use the words to celebrate the New Year in the commentary. Although the audience pays attention to the picture when watching TV programs, the role of commentary can not be ignored. In some cases, comments still occupy a very important position.
The phenomenon of "the donkey's lips are not right for the horse's mouth" in the picture and explanation will inevitably affect the overall performance effect of the program, and no matter how beautiful the picture is, it can't make up for the shortcomings of "insincere words can't be drawn". Of course, even if some excellent TV feature films don't have many commentaries, it won't affect the audience's understanding of the theme of the program, because only a little commentary plays the role of making the finishing point and pointing out the maze, while too much commentary is superfluous.
If TV pictures are compared to red flowers, then explanations are green leaves. What a beautiful picture is like a beautiful flower, it will be eclipsed without the green leaves. The commentary of TV feature films has played such a role. How can we write a good commentary and make it really play the role of "green leaves"? In my opinion, we should start from the following three aspects and work hard.
First, a detailed understanding and in-depth experience of the interviewee is the premise of writing a good review.
As the saying goes, a clever woman can't cook without rice. It's like a TV reporter can't write a good commentary without sufficient first-hand information. At present, some TV reporters pick up their cameras and leave, and then shoot again. They only pay attention to the picture quality and don't go to in-depth interviews. Comment is to circle the written materials prepared by others. What's more, written words are used to "create" comments. Such comments have no own opinions and thoughts, no depth and breadth. How can such a TV program win the audience?
The in-depth interview in the early stage is very important for the commentary writing in the later stage. Without this process and personal experience and feelings, it is impossible to write a convincing and touching commentary for the audience. Just as writers and painters have to experience life in order to create. Without their experience of a certain life, it is impossible to create excellent works just by sitting at home and imagining "building a car behind closed doors" Therefore, visiting the news site, conducting in-depth interviews and mastering as much material and information as possible are the first steps to write a good review.
Second, it is the key to write a good review to integrate sincere feelings and express sincere inner world.
With in-depth and meticulous first-line interviews, this laid the foundation for writing good reviews. Before you actually write the commentary, you should first think deeply and conceive around the theme of the feature film, and then do it in one go. In the process of writing, you must express your feelings and opinions during and after the interview. We must integrate our emotional world into it and write out our inner feelings in words. I believe that the commentary written in this case will definitely touch the hearts of the audience. On the contrary, you are also making a special TV program. During the whole interview, if there is nothing that touches your heart or interests you, you will definitely not write a commentary that touches the audience's heart. Only if you are sincere, interested and attentive to the interviewee, what is shown in the camera or what you want to explain, will your explanation infect the audience.
Third, solid writing skills and literary accomplishment are the basis for writing good reviews.
Some people say that my previous interview was also very serious, and I sat down to write a commentary, but my commentary just couldn't impress people. I think the main reason is the lack of writing skills. If you have nothing in your head, you won't ship it. If you have a wide range of knowledge and strong writing skills, the combination of languages will be smooth and the expression of words will overflow like the source. Therefore, to write a good commentary, we must have a literary "cell" and be good at expressing and describing the things and pictures explained in written language. Nowadays, TV feature film commentary pays little attention to phrasing, grammar and rhetoric, but more attention to formulaic, simplified and dull text lists or some data collation that fills the whole article. There are only work reports or summary reports, and even when the announcer dubs, it's boring to watch such commentaries. What should I do if such a special program is watched?
The commentary of an excellent TV feature film is not necessarily a lot of parallelism sentences, ancient poems and idioms, nor a bunch of gorgeous words, but should first be catchy and tasteful, integrating the freshness of language, the profundity of the commentary and the readability of the text. The language aesthetic feeling of the whole article and the artistic aesthetic feeling of the picture lens are perfectly and harmoniously combined.
An excellent TV feature film should be the perfect combination of commentary and TV pictures. Commentary is sometimes even the soul of the whole feature film. Even if you don't watch TV series, it should be a wonderful article. After careful reading, it is exciting and memorable.
In-depth interview, integration of true feelings and writing skills are three important steps to write a good commentary for TV feature films. For TV reporters, we should not only pay attention to images and pictures, but also ignore the requirements of words. Writing a good commentary is not only necessary, but also necessary. Only in this way can your program be more popular with the audience. Excellent topic selection, high-quality pictures and exquisite explanations, such a TV program is like a red flower and a green leaf. Can it be unpopular?