This book describes the various functions of the television journalist--in the United States and Great Britain--and supplies knowledge enabling members of a television team to work successfully as a unit. Separate chapters are devoted to discussions of (1) the world of television journalism, (2) writing for television, (3) the role of the producer, (4) the director as a movie maker, (5) the craft of the film editor, (6) the film cameraman, (7) directing for television, (8) new skills for the reporter, (9) the art of interviewing, (10) the presenter and newscaster, and (11) basic principles of television. A glossary of television terminology is included. (Author/DI)