The reporter of Beijing Film and Television Policy Interpretation Conference asked fresh and hot questions.

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  Cctv news(Reporter Liu Chunyu and Tang Shiying) On the morning of April 18th, the Beijing International Film Festival held a press conference on the interpretation of Beijing film and television policy. The reporter of the Central Radio and Television General Station appeared in unison, "one microphone, one call sign, one voice", and cooperated with each other around the content of the conference, differentiated interviews, and all-media multi-platform release, so as to maximize the reporting effect.

  On-the-spot question: Fresh and hot ingredients are enough.

The reporter from the reception desk asked questions at the press conference.

The reporter from the reception desk asked questions at the press conference.

  At the press conference, the relevant person in charge of Beijing interpreted the film and television industry policy and answered questions from reporters. In order to make a unified voice at the press conference and achieve the effect of accurate questions, yesterday, the reporters of the General Station conducted a "brainstorming".

  "We summarized the concerns of three journalists and finally sorted out two. Today, I am very happy to be the first reporter to ask questions. " Wang Xiaojie, head of news coverage at the eighth Beijing International Film Festival, said.

  In fact, this is a report that the reception desk has truly realized "one microphone, one call sign, one voice" on official occasions in Beijing International Film Festival. At the meeting, the relevant person in charge of the Beijing municipal government also noticed this detail, mentioned the name of the reception desk four times and gave a detailed answer.

  Hu Dong, deputy director of Beijing Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television Bureau, described it as fresh, hot and exclusive. He said that the reporter’s question just now was very targeted, and the problem suddenly cut into the pain point of the work. Hu Dong said that in the future, he expected to publicize and supervise their work through the voice of the reception desk, and strive to do better while making up for the shortcomings.

  Differentiated reporting: We are "different"

Hu Dong, Deputy Director of Beijing Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television Bureau, was interviewed by the General Desk reporter.

Hu Dong, Deputy Director of Beijing Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television Bureau, was interviewed by the General Desk reporter.

  Three sets of "fit", each showing "magical power." Lin li, a reporter from the International Station of the General Station, said that in the past, there were only one or two reporters reporting on related activities in Beijing International Film Festival, who had to shoot videos and pictures, ask questions and write manuscripts. The pressure on the scene was very great. Now, with the joint efforts of the three stations and different division of labor, the coverage is more professional and the content is richer and more comprehensive.

  For the content of this conference, there must be "common concern" and there must be no less differentiated reports.

  Lin li said that by integrating the shared content of the main station, she would give full play to the advantages of 65 languages of the international station, and publish it on platforms such as broadcast, PC and mobile.

  Marcial, a Persian reporter from Taiwan International, also came to the scene today. They cooperated with CCTV reporters to complete the live coverage of the press conference. The topic that Marcial is concerned about is what measures Beijing has taken to introduce foreign excellent films; What policy support will countries along the "Belt and Road" have in their future cross-border film cooperation? After the meeting, his question was answered by Deputy Director Hu Dong.

  Marcial hopes to use his language advantage to convey China’s voice abroad and let more people know about the development of China’s film industry.