China Communication University only has two exams: the initial exam and the second exam.
Therefore, more than 80% of the candidates will be brushed off in the initial test, and 80% will be brushed off in the second test.
The contents of the preliminary review are as follows:
Broadcasting and reading manuscripts
Live video presentation and questioning
The content of the second interview is as follows:
Written test of basic knowledge of broadcasting art
Broadcast and read assigned manuscripts and impromptu comments.
Examiner's questioning and self-presentation (video recording of the whole examination process)
Start with your own manuscript:
The duration is no more than three minutes, and the style is generally prose, poetry, short stories, etc. Candidates are advised not to choose some classic articles. On the one hand, the crash rate is high, on the other hand, because some classic articles are learning materials during college, examiners will have higher requirements or aesthetic fatigue for these articles.
Let's start with broadcast news (designated manuscript broadcast):
The designated manuscript of the general broadcasting art examination room is news, and the news types include current politics, people's livelihood, finance and economics, etc. What appears in the examination room must be normalized news, that is, daily news. The probability of major news such as the death of the leader and the list of members is almost zero.
There is a big difference between broadcasting news articles and self-made articles, that is, news articles cannot bring personal emotions, and self-made articles need to bring personal emotions.
Briefly talk about impromptu comments:
Impromptu comments are never absolutely "impromptu", they are all based on your understanding of events or topics. If you want to express coherence, you must be clear in logic and say what you are familiar with.
On the practical level, first make an outline in your mind. Your opinion on this topic is "1, 2,3", and then add examples or your own practical experience. Telling stories is always better than reasoning.
Finally, what you have to do is to practice and learn the questions repeatedly.