Media packaging

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Media packaging is an arranged set of video clips pertaining to one particular news story that is commonly used in television news programs. It is typically narrated by an anchor or a field reporter. It is a story with audio, video, graphics, animation and video effects. It consist of 3 parts: Lead in, Package, Tag.

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