Student Journalist Internships and Letters Of Recommendation Students in 8th grade through college or university level who are studying and/or otherwise interested or involved in Journalism or a related field (communications,… [READ MORE].
(PLUS YOUR FIRST WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT) AN AUDIO LESSON Please listen carefully to the following audio lesson, presented below in two parts, and take notes under the heading ‘LESSON ONE: WHAT IS NEWS’…. [READ MORE].
Hello ANN Journalism Education participant and welcome back. The following audio material is for your note guide as you move forward in building your craft as a news journalists. So… [READ MORE].
Howdy, and welcome back; What’s up? Yep, that’s right “WHAT” is up for more about the WHAT business, with a warning to the wise: AVOID GENERIC WHAT’S In other words,… [READ MORE].
Hello again, and welcome back. We’ve covered most of the basics on the WHO, WHAT AND WHEN ingredients for news stories , and now it’s time for HOW! “WHY?” you… [READ MORE].
GUIDE FOR TAKING A PRESS RELEASE OR OTHER BASIC PR STYLE WRITEUP AND TURNING IT INTO A STORY. How to take a press release or other form of developed story… [READ MORE].
CAPTURE THE MOMENT Timing is everything. Keep your eye(s) on the action if you are not shooting a still shot. Anticipate as best you can. Sometimes you can track what… [READ MORE].
PHOTO BRIEF KEY INGREDIENTS: A solid Photobrief (combination of a short news story/ news brief combined with a photo that is central to the essence of the story, not merely… [READ MORE].
How to identify How to convince When to Preservation of (the rolodex) ===================== TACTICS FOR PREPARING SOURCE INTERVIEW (go to how not to get played) TYPES AND PURPOSES OF QUESTIONS… [READ MORE].
STORIES ARE ALL AROUND, OFTEN RIGHT BEFORE OUR VERY EYES. This lesson is based on two principles: 1) A lot of Journalism begins “in the mind” or, put differently, in… [READ MORE].
Student Journalist Internships and Letters Of Recommendation Students in 8th grade through college or university level who are studying and/or otherwise interested or involved in Journalism or a related field (communications,… [READ MORE].
(PLUS YOUR FIRST WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT) AN AUDIO LESSON Please listen carefully to the following audio lesson, presented below in two parts, and take notes under the heading ‘LESSON ONE: WHAT IS NEWS’…. [READ MORE].
Hello ANN Journalism Education participant and welcome back. The following audio material is for your note guide as you move forward in building your craft as a news journalists. So… [READ MORE].
Howdy, and welcome back; What’s up? Yep, that’s right “WHAT” is up for more about the WHAT business, with a warning to the wise: AVOID GENERIC WHAT’S In other words,… [READ MORE].
Hello again, and welcome back. We’ve covered most of the basics on the WHO, WHAT AND WHEN ingredients for news stories , and now it’s time for HOW! “WHY?” you… [READ MORE].
GUIDE FOR TAKING A PRESS RELEASE OR OTHER BASIC PR STYLE WRITEUP AND TURNING IT INTO A STORY. How to take a press release or other form of developed story… [READ MORE].
CAPTURE THE MOMENT Timing is everything. Keep your eye(s) on the action if you are not shooting a still shot. Anticipate as best you can. Sometimes you can track what… [READ MORE].
PHOTO BRIEF KEY INGREDIENTS: A solid Photobrief (combination of a short news story/ news brief combined with a photo that is central to the essence of the story, not merely… [READ MORE].
How to identify How to convince When to Preservation of (the rolodex) ===================== TACTICS FOR PREPARING SOURCE INTERVIEW (go to how not to get played) TYPES AND PURPOSES OF QUESTIONS… [READ MORE].
STORIES ARE ALL AROUND, OFTEN RIGHT BEFORE OUR VERY EYES. This lesson is based on two principles: 1) A lot of Journalism begins “in the mind” or, put differently, in… [READ MORE].
