Television news is serious business. I know. I once had to run a camera for a student news production. Those who know me at all could probably guess that I screwed up everything. If you happen to be a journalism student at OU, you may be able to view this newscast. Every time they cut to camera 1, it's blurry. That's my bad, guys. But I think we all learned a valuable lesson. Like don't let the professional writing student do anything. There's also a camera training video floating around where I'm on screen, and you can slowly watch me fall asleep for the duration. It's probably the closest I'll ever come to being a star.
Anyway, there are trained professionals in the world who know how cameras work and who don't fall asleep when they're on screen. That's why they get paid the big bucks. However, there are those who like to walk into shot. According to KFOR.com: