TV journalism for TV Broadcasting

For our television productions, we have learnt to develop a dramaturgy in just a few minutes, to tell a story, to convey important facts, to be objective and informative and all of this at a high journalistic level. All of this is also expected of a good TV magazine report.

We use our extensive experience to present current topics from politics, culture and society in an exciting and editorial manner for your programme. We are thorough in our research, bite into a topic until we have got to the bottom of it and orientate ourselves on facts, not fakes. In the words of the journalist and long-time director of the Henri Nannen School of Journalism, Wolf Schneider, who once said “Quality comes from agony”.

A film documentary is probably the supreme discipline in journalism. It categorises a topic in a larger context and always maintains an objective view. As with reportage, a documentary requires thorough research.

Sometimes it works additively with archive material, photos and other documents to tell a comprehensive story. Interviews ensure authenticity. Documentaries are closely orientated to current events, but cover a wide range of topics.

In a documentary, we journalists always go on a kind of search for clues and depict what we find. This is also incredible fun, challenges us and sharpens our view of the world.