Become a reporter, anchor, producer or talk show host.
Our Digital Jouirnalisn Workshop will teach you how. Effective news writing, how to develop story ideas, field reporting, producing and editing plus on-camera coaching, interview voice-over and teleprompter techniques are part of this intensive hands-on workshop.
YOUR EXPOSURE
Besides working in a true News environment, your work will be broadcast on Drum's internet TV station at www.drumtv.com.
You will also create a demo reel to use to promote yourself
for
job opportunities.
REGISTRATION
A non-refundable Registration Fee of $50.00 is required to hold your place in the class.
Register early as class size is limited.
Full payment is due by a week before class begins -
Any cancellation after this date will be applied towards future classes.
A full refund or credit will be given only if workshop is cancelled.
To pay by credit card,
call us at
212-531-3786
or on PayPal by clicking an option below. You don't need a PayPal account.
DIGITAL JOURNALISM WORKSHOP
This Television Reporters Workshop is an intensive class in television news writing and reporting. It emphasizes the skills necessary for television reporting and anchoring, writing to pictures and reporting live or on tape in the field. Student teams produce television news stories using digital still cameras, mini-DV Cameras, professional equipment on location, their own home computers, digital editing and a studio news set wth a teleprompter.
GOALS
The basic elements of television news reporting, writing and on-air presentation are the goals of this workshop. Upon completion of this course, you should be able to structure, write and present a field report, VOSOT (voice-over sound-on-tape news story), or on-air anchor presentation. You will also have a good understanding of the current issues in television broadcast news and a demo reel of your work.
COURSE OVERVIEW
The workshop teaches students to produce television news packages: research, story development, writing, interviewing, shooting, editing and narrating packages, as well as having a basic understanding of interviewing techniques, editing, voice-over and reading from a teleprompter. Production skills and newsroom operation is a key component of the course.
AP and other sources will provide timely information on current news. Students will discuss current national and local issues and will be required to contribute to these discussions either orally or in writing.
WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES
The goal of this course are to help participants develop the following.
- How to write and produce a package for air on television
- How to tell a meaningful story with pictures and/or sound in under two minutes
- How to shoot, light and edit a package for air on television
- Interviewing and on-air skills
- Creating longer-length News Features
- Research techniques
- Students will edit and put together a news program including anchor intros and stand-ups
- Students’ work will be uploaded to the internet on Drum Television’s News Channel for viewing as part of our regular presentation. This program can be viewed 24/7 from anywhere in the world so family, friends, colleagues and potential employers can view their work.
- Each student will create a demo reel of their best work as part of their resume and duplication on VHS or DVD will be made available at a reasonable cost
- Guidance in preparing a resume.
Course Fee - $ 750.00
(includes Registration Fee)
REGISTRATION :
A non-refundable Registration Fee of $50.00 is required to hold your place in the class.
Register early as class size is strictly limited.
Full payment is due by one week before classes begin -
Any cancellation after this date will be applied towards future classes.
A full refund or credit will be given if workshop is cancelled.
Pay by Credit Card on Paypal
To pay by credit card, call us at 212-531-3786 or on PayPal by clicking an option below. You don't need a PayPal account.
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Or mail Check or Money Order to:
Drum Television
525 W. 125th Street - 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10027
tel:
212-531-3786
Email: registration@cfwc.tv - Web: www.drumtv.com
