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Orlik's Broadcast Cable Copywriting, 6/e is the latest version of what long has been the most widely used text for learning how to write all types of copy for the electronic media. The book addresses the basic rules and techniques common to audio/visual writing with a depth of coverage unmatched by its competitors, but without assuming any prior writing, production, or advertising experience on the part of the reader. The sixth edition constructs an expansive communication context for copywriting: from basic station IDs, to infomercials, to comprehensive campaign creation. Along the way, the text introduces students to hundreds of current and classic examples of effective copywriting, including scripts, storyboards, and layouts. The text's four part organization begins with coverage of the fundamentals common to all phases of radio/TV scripting. It then moves to two expanded sections on writing for the audio and visual media respectively. The final section focuses on designing and executing complete campaigns for both commercial and public service clients.
This text investigates the foundational principles and technical requirements for crafting effective copy across the diverse landscape of electronic media. Peter B. Orlik, a seasoned academic in the field of broadcast communication, synthesizes industry standards and pedagogical strategies to provide a comprehensive guide for students. The book utilizes a structured framework that transitions from universal scripting fundamentals to specialized techniques for audio and visual platforms, ultimately culminating in the strategic design of full-scale advertising campaigns.
What You Will Find
The text is widely recognized as a standard instructional resource for students and practitioners entering the field of broadcast media. Its systematic approach to the mechanics of copywriting provides a reliable foundation for those without prior experience in advertising or production.
Page Count:
540
Publication Date:
1994-01-01
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205150829
ISBN-13:
9780205150823
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