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Journalism: Lead Writing and Feature Writing.

                      ◆◆◆  Journalism

  Hello, readers here I write blog on the topic of Journalism. But, I write about the Feacher writing and Lead writing. Click here for it...
      


  • What is the Journalism? 

1. Lead writing:
   In this writing simply I would like to describe that the lead writing is for any questions to solve through five words. 
  • Who?
  • What?
  • Where?
  • When?
  • Why?
  This types of written work mostly like people rather than descriptive writing. It's short and simple because, this types of waiting is easy to understand for all. Ma'am was write two leads,
  1. Heard lead, is for comprehensive writing on particular topics.
  2. Soft lead, is for shorter form of any topics.




2. Feature Writing

   I have read, the Feature Journalism is creative journalism. It escapes the hard-news format allowing the creative writers among us to write feature articles in an inventive and compelling way. Unlike short and to-the-point news articles, feature articles deal with a subject in greater depth and, usually, at greater length. Key function is to humanize, to add colour, to educate, to entertain, to illuminate.

◆Some are points for the Feature writing

    ● A feature story may or may not tied to a current event.
● Will often be longer in size than a traditional news story.

 °°°Feature types are:-
     
        ◆ Personality Profiles
        ◆ Human Interest Stories
     ◆Trend Stories
        ◆ Analysis Stories






◆Reference

https://giphy.com/explore/journalism

                             Thank you!

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