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Nat sounds make your story come alive

Posted on September 16, 2007 by Melissa Worden

Mark Poepsel, who teaches Television News Writing at the University of Arizona, has put together two takes of a video package to illustrate the importance of using natural sounds in your video.

Two points to remember:

>> You should include natural sound at a low level underneath all of your b-roll
>> You should use nat sound breaks to highlight important moments in your story

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