What are some different types of broadcast stories?

What will be an ideal response?

The reader contains no video or soundbites and just has the journalist reading the story aloud. These traditionally last 10–20 s each and contain about four or five sentences of copy. The voice-over story starts with the journalist reading the first sentence from the story while on camera. As the story moves into the second sentence, the video associated with the story begins to roll on the screen, allowing the viewers to hear the reporter’s voice over the video. VO/SOT stands for “voice-over/sound on tape” and integrates the use of a soundbite or two into a story. A package is the traditional news-story format that people are used to seeing on broadcast television. Reporters edit the video and voice their script in advance so that the entire story is ready to plug into the newscast as a package of content.