In a VO package, what does VO typically accompany?

• A. No visuals
• B. B-roll video that illustrates the narration
• C. Only stills
• D. Live audience reaction

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is how voiceover is paired with visuals in a broadcast package. The voiceover provides the narration that guides the viewer through the story, while the accompanying visuals show what’s being described. B-roll is the additional footage—action, setting, or related scenes—that illustrates the narration and keeps the audience engaged as the story unfolds. This combination makes the information clearer and more dynamic, which is why it’s the typical pairing.

Other options don’t fit as well because a VO package usually isn’t just audio with nothing to look at, nor is it limited to still images or audience reactions. Moving b-roll footage provides the contextual visuals that best support the spoken narration.