Recently, a long-awaited live broadcast event came to an end in a regrettable way, which aroused widespread attention. The protagonists of this incident are a group of cute little sugar oranges, which were supposed to be the highlight of a live broadcast in Guangxi, but because of the mistakes of the host and photographer, the whole live broadcast became disappointing.
First of all, it is impossible to ignore the unprofessional performance of the host. The moderator was not fully prepared, appeared to be careless in the communication with the lead teacher, and was absent even for basic greetings. In addition, the host frequently checked his mobile phone during the interview, which seemed to be not focused enough, which seriously affected the perception of the entire live broadcast. Secondly, the photographer's misconduct also cast a shadow over the entire live stream.
He frequently aimed his camera at the host instead of the focus person, causing the small sugar oranges to become a supporting role, and what is even more incredible is that the photographer accidentally made ** remarks during the live broadcast, which seriously affected the professionalism and image of the live broadcast. In this context, netizens have expressed their dissatisfaction with the incident under the official account of Guangxi TV, hoping that the host and photographer can be punished accordingly.
Their heated discussions and voices undoubtedly sounded the alarm for Guangxi TV, and also made us realize the importance and professionalism in the live broadcast process. In the face of the pressure, Guangxi TV should respond quickly and reflect deeply on the incident. This incident was not just a simple mistake, but a serious challenge to professionalism and professionalism. We hope that Guangxi TV can learn from this to further improve the quality of live broadcasts and bring a better viewing experience to the audience." In this information age, live broadcast has become an important way of communication, which is not only a way of entertainment, but also a responsibility and mission. Only when each of us can recognize this can we work together to create a better live broadcast environment, so that every live broadcast is a wonderful moment for the audience to look forward to.