Barcelona, Dec. 22, 2010:
Robb Montgomery will lead a training seminar about multmedia video skills for journalists attending a lecture series “10 en Comunicació”, on digital journalism which will take place this autumm in Barcelona.
ESCACC is producing the series and works with the objective of contributing to the development of the Catalan cultural and media industry. They sponsor activities in the field of innovation, strategy and training among the companies and agents in the sector.
ESCACC also argues for a strong, modern, creative and independent media system.
Learn the culture and best practices for creating digital content.
Join us May 17-19, 2010 at The Toronto Star for three days of hands-on instruction on Web reporting, video reporting and visual multimedia techniques.
What will I learn?
VISUAL REPORTING - Monday, May 17
Low-cost visual multimedia tools and techniques. Learn how to shoot, edit and create engaging slideshows. How to create sequences and edit audio and create rich-media reports for Web audiences.
MOBILE AND SOCIAL MEDIA REPORTING - Tuesday, May 18
Techniques for producing field reports using mobile devices and using social media tools. Practice with mobile apps and Web sites that let reporters file richer reports from the field.
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February 2, 2010
Denmark: (Private event)
This is a pilot project and could result in a four-day video journalism workshop later in the spring.
January 28, 2010
Berlin: Robb Montgomery will direct a Web multimedia reporting seminar at KircherBurkhardt offices in Germany. (Private event)
Berlin:
Robb Montgomery will be producing a one day seminar at the Axel-Springer Akademie in Berlin, Germany.
Four days of seminars on video journalism - reporting and editing
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Monday - Filming and sequences
Oct 26, 2009
Tuesday - Interviewing for video
Oct. 27, 2009
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Learn the culture and best practices for creating digital media to work better with the real-time Web.
Join us October 5-7, 2009 at The Toronto Star for three days of hands-on instruction on Web reporting, video reporting and visual multimedia techniques.
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What will I learn?
WEB REPORTING - Monday, October 5
Improve your reporting and audience engagement with social media tools and techniques. Learn how to write for the Web, manage a Twitter persona for yourself or your organization and dig into many delicious ways to use social media for research and publishing.
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Screenshot from Robb's new presentation on Visual Journalism: Evolution of the narrative
In this session, editors will learn presentation methods beyond the linear narrative. Discover alternate story forms and more visual approaches to make information easy for readers to comprehend. Also see techniques that embrace more Web-centric, community-driven presentations.
Understanding different story forms will help you to assign stories to writers in more meaningful ways. The session will use attendee’s publications as visual aids.
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New video reporting and editing workshop for September.
While working in small groups and using their cameras and editing tools, like Final Cut Studio, students will get hands-on experience gathering the elements to put together a news video for the Web.
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