Category Archives: Writing

During one of my research classes, Henry T’s Local Bar and Grill, a restaurant in Lawrence, KS, was our client. We researched Henry T’s and my group put together a strategic research document that is attached below. Throughout this project, I learned how to work strongly with a group to create the beginnings of aContinue reading “Henry T’s Local Bar & Grill Research Paper”

In my Broadcast Journalism Writing class, we learned a lot about the specifics of broadcast writing, voice over scripts, how to write for a teleprompter, press releases, news stories, etc. Below is a teleprompter broadcast script with a voice over. This story covers a car getting broken into on the main shopping street, Massachusetts St.,Continue reading “Car Theft Broadcast Writing”

In my Broadcast Journalism Writing class, we learned a lot about the specifics of broadcast writing, voice over scripts, how to write for a teleprompter, press releases, news stories, etc. Below is a teleprompter broadcast script with a voice over. This story covers a chemical explosion at a local chemical plant in Lawrence, Kansas. AnnabelleContinue reading “Chemical Explosion Broadcast Writing”

In my Broadcast Journalism Writing class, we learned about soft news versus hard news. We learned to write several news stories/ news releases on both hard and soft news. Below is a hard news story about a fire at Jayhawk Village Apartments, a local apartment complex in Lawrence, Kansas where the majority of residents areContinue reading “Hard News Story”

A big part of my Broadcast Journalism Writing class was writing news releases and press releases. We wrote tons of them! This really helped us learn how a press release should read, the style it should be formatted as, and how to prioritize certain information included. Below is a news release written that gives informationContinue reading “Caldar Pickett Lecture News Release”

A big part of my Broadcast Journalism Writing class was writing news releases and press releases. We wrote tons of them! This really helped us learn how a press release should read, the style it should be formatted as, and how to prioritize certain information included. Below is a press release written for the UniversityContinue reading “Alumni Award Press Release”

Vaseline was one of our clients for a journalism class I took in 2020. Throughout the class, each student did extensive research on their client and put together a strategically thought out research document that encompasses what we learned through our client and audience research. Not only did I learn a lot about vaseline, butContinue reading “Vaseline Strategtic Research”

For my Broadcast Journalism Writing class, I created a 60-Second voice over script in relation to my blog post, “Pets in College Prove to be Beneficial.” This script is meant to be played on a teleprompter over a video about the subject as it is a voice over script. Annabelle Bragalone  Pets and Mental Health Continue reading “60-Second Voice Over Script”

Throughout my teen years, I participated in a travel organization called Rustic Pathways. I was fortunate enough to embark on wild adventures, witness things that I never thought I would see, and help people that I am so lucky to have met. This company truly changed my life. I became more confident, more curious, moreContinue reading “Rustic Pathways Travel Article”

For my Broadcast Journalism Writing class, I wrote this blog post to identify the positive outcomes of having a pet as a student in college. I was able to interview several people who are experts and just animal-lovers. I interviewed three other college students who have pets, and a therapy dog specialist who founded theContinue reading “Pets in College Prove to be Beneficial”