VOSOT: VOICE-OVER/SOUND ON TAPE
Overview:
Bryce takes us through a day in the life of a photojournalist and introduces us to the faces of TV News (Sally Colombo and Craig Rainey), an overzealous gung-ho nut-job (Marc Daratt), a sexy but insanely livid brunette (Nikki Young) and an intelligent, responsible sensible reporter who doesn't belong in the news (Pamela D. Hardy)
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