INSIDE THE MASS MEDIA

OF MARC WATTS

INSIDE THE MASS MEDIA

OF MARC WATTS

STREAMING

THESE ARE SOME OF MARC’S WORKS AND VIDEO’S THAT ARE ACCESSIBLE ON STREAMING OUTLETS. LEARN MORE ABOUT MARC IN BITE SIZE CHUNKS. HIS OWN SPECIALTY. SHORT VIDS. A COLLECTION OF HIS TEACHING VIDEOS, SPECIAL REPORTS, BREAKING NEWS COVERAGE AND DOCUMENTARY CLIPS.
THE REAL STORY BEHIND O.J.’s ACQUITTAL
After being asked thousands of times Marc finally sat down

and told the world what it had never heard. His opinion on

what really went down in court during the O.J. Simpson trial

and what led to the stunning verdict.

EXCUSED O.J. JUROR BREAKS HER SILENCE
Celebrity-minded and fame seeking Los Angelenos were doing

everything they could to get chosen for the O. J. Simpson jury.

But there was one juror selected for the panel, who did everything

she could to get excused from the jury. When she got released the

story dropped a bombshell. Marc first on the scene, landed her first

interview

GANG SHOOTOUT: BROAD DAYLIGHT IN FRONT OF EVERYBODY
Reporting in hostile zones can be hazardous to a reporter’s health.

Marc never strayed from conflict turf, and then there was this

one time they started shooting guns, and Marc and his crew

were right across the street. Here’s the action, through the eyes

of a young boy, “Shell Shocked.”

THE “N-WORD” FEATURING N.W.A. FOUNDER EAZY-E
The N-Word is that one word one everybody’s taboo list. Should

I or should I not say it? What does it mean? What if people take

it the wrong way? Epithet? Of course! But to some, it’s a house-

hold term of endearment. Today it’s a staple of hip-hop lingo and

culture yet a conundrum that also causes problems. In this national

award-winning report, Marc conjugates the N-Word, with a lot of

help from his friend, the late gangsta rapper Eric “Eazy-E” Wright.

THE ART OF REPORTING: BROADCAST, DIGITAL & PRINT
In this stream, one of Marc’s many training videos, he serves a healthy dosage of

lessons and reminders to any reporter pursuing the craft. In true standup close style

Marc buttons up this story, with the advice that propelled him to numerous story

breaks, exclusives and awards. A must see for any reporter. A reminder for some.

A wakeup call to others.

SOUTH AFRICA PRE ELECTION DAY TERRORIST BOMBS
Marc’s reporter teaching textbook is written from the files of his own

streaming library. He often utilizes this report when teaching students

the art of the television “Live Shot.” Why this one? Because at the exact

moment Marc was reporting this story from atop a roof in Johannesburg,

chaos was exploding around him! Bombs, gunshots, sirens. And a CNN

producer was in Marc’s ear during his live report (as he was talking)

telling Marc to “stretch, because new footage, sound and injury updates

were concurrently being fed into CNN’s global control center, that Marc

was then reporting live on the air instantaneously, as the info was being

fed into his ear. The entire world was watching this live shot. Enjoy this

masterclass in reporting by a correspondent who found calm in confusion.

JIM BROWN BROKERS TRUCE BETWEEN CRIPS AND BLOODS
Information sources are a correspondent’s life blood, and that one time the

Crips and Bloods in LA decided to call it a ceasefire, one man got the call.

The call came from Marc’s source, Pro Football Hall of Famer, Jim Brown.

#32, one of the greatest athletes of all time. The correspondent and the HOF

football player discussed why this was the right time for LA’s longtime feuding

rivals, to “tie rags,” which is what they call a truce in the hood. Then all the

gang leaders came to Jim’s house agreeing to let Marc’s cameraman film them.