Writing Samples for February 19, 2016

From February 14, 2016

HIGH SCHOOL MURDER-SUICIDE

(ON CAM)
      A DAY AFTER TRAGEDY STRUCK A SUBURBAN PHOENIX HIGH SCHOOL, SOCIAL WORKERS AND COUNSELORS VISITED STUDENTS AND FAMILIES AT A SUBURBAN PHOENIX HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY.

(TAKE VO)
      TWO STUDENTS WERE FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN A MURDER-SUICIDE NEAR THE CAFETERIA OF INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL.
      GLENDALE POLICE SAY THE BODIES WERE DISCOVERED RIGHT BEFORE SCHOOL STARTED ON FRIDAY.
      A SCIENCE TEACHER TOLD A PHOENIX T-V STATION ONE OF THE TWO VICTIMS WAS HER YOUNGER SISTER.
      THE IDENTITIES OF THE TWO VICTIMS ARE BEING WITHHELD DUE TO THEIR AGE.



LOCAL DESIGNER GOING FOR GRAMMY GOLD

(ON CAM)
      A LOCAL DESIGN ARTIST IS SEEKING GRAMMY GLORY FOR THE THIRD TIME.
(TAKE VO)
      SUSAN ARCHIE IS SEEKING HER LATEST AWARD IN WHEN SHE VIES FOR THE AWARD FOR BEST BOXED OR SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION PACKAGE.
      SHE IS NOMINATED FOR HER WORK ON "THE RISE AND FALL OF PARAMOUNT RECORDS VOLUME TWO (FROM 1928 TO 1932).
      SHE WORKED WITH RECORD EXECUTIVE DEAN BLACKWOOD AND SINGER JACK WHITE ON THE PROJECT.
      ARCHIE SAYS HER WORK ON THIS SECOND VOLUME IS NOT ABOUT THE MONEY AND ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC.
     
     
(SOT)
      (Susan Archie/2016 Grammy Nominee)  "It's a history lesson.  It's not pop.  It's not current, but the misic is so gerat.  People are going back.  Music today is so bland, it's just a repeat of everything.  You go back to this and it's art.  It's different.  It's something you haven't heard before."
(CONTINUE VO)
      THE SIX-TIME GRAMMY NOMINEE HAS A WISH LIST OF WHO ELSE SHE WANTS TO WORK WITH.
      SHE MAY HAVE SOME CELEBRATING TO DO IN LOS ANGELES ON MONDAY NIGHT.
(FSG)
       YOU CAN CATCH THE GRAMMY AWARDS TOMORROW NIGHT RIGHT HERE ON C-B-S 46 BEGINNING AT EIGHT P-M.
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From February 18/19, 2016

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES DUEL IN LAS VEGAS

      JUST BEFORE SATURDAY'S DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES IN NEVADA, BERNIE SANDERS AND HILLARY CLINTON HAVE A WAR OF WORDS.

      BOTH REMAINING PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES FROM THE DEMOCRATIC SIDE FACED OFF IN A TOWN HALL IN LAS VEGAS THURSDAY NIGHT.

      SANDERS CLAIMED THAT RACISM WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR TRYING TO UNDERMINE BARACK OBAMA'S PRESIDENCY.

      CLINTON SAID ALL THE CANDIDATES EXCEPT FOR SANDERS GAVE SPEECHES TO BIG BANKS, INCLUDING HER.

      CAUCUSING BEGINS EARLY SATURDAY MORNING.