The television report is experiencing an unexpected renaissance. Authentic experiences, unposed situations, real life, glimpses behind the scenes of society – this is what only reporting can provide. It is a pure journalistic form, not only found in news magazines and longer formats, but now with numerous offshoots in feature films, documentaries, entertainment shows, and even advertising. Reporting has an impact, but how? Reporting is not a coincidence; it has rules. The two experienced reporters and trainers offer a manual for practical work as a television reporter, a reference book for students, creators, and trainers.