What is a chyron displayed during a news broadcast MOST likely to show?
(1 point)
Responses
a box with the station’s logo
a box with the station’s logo
the subtitles for the news
the subtitles for the news
an image relevant to a news story
an image relevant to a news story
a close up picture of the person delivering new
A chyron displayed during a news broadcast is most likely to show the subtitles for the news.
So among the options given:
- a box with the station’s logo - This usually appears as a watermark or corner bug, not typically referred to as a chyron.
- the subtitles for the news - This is a common usage of a chyron, which can display subtitles for what is being spoken, especially during live reports.
- an image relevant to a news story - While images are often used during news broadcasts, they are not specifically referred to as chyrons. Chyrons are more about text overlays.
- a close-up picture of the person delivering news - The image of the news presenter is part of the primary broadcast and not a chyron.