Tag: training
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SND Update Blog: THE NEW QUICK COURSES ARE HERE!
A nice long list of SND’s workshops this year, from advanced Photoshop to 3D graphics, with audio/video editing and Flash somewhere in between. via Will. SND Update Blog: THE NEW QUICK COURSES ARE HERE!
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Interactive Narratives 2.0
“Hello folks! Yes, you heard it right! Interactive Narratives have joined forces with ONA. We’ll be relaunching soon and we’ll be taking it to the level it should have been in the first place… a place where you can truly learn and exchange.” Interactive Narratives 2.0
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Goldmail
Possibly an easy way to throw around a piece of Flash video with voice over documents. I’ll have to see what the encoding looks like – will screenshots be readable? Goldmail
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More on Canton Repository – VideoJournalism
More notes from Cyndy Green on training newspaper staffs to weave video into their workflow. Just as with any story, planning and editing are part of the process. More on Canton Repository – VideoJournalism
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Absailing off Kangaroo Point… « VideoJournalism
Nice active video package Cyndy Green shot with a Casio Exilim point & shoot still/video camera. Absailing off Kangaroo Point… « VideoJournalism
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You never know how much you know… « VideoJournalism
Cyndy Green’s notes on training reporters to use P&S cameras at Canton. You never know how much you know… « VideoJournalism
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MNPW: How to teach a cat to fetch (or training your newsroom) : the x degree
Melissa has an awesome summary of a training session on training reporters to report and edit for multimedia. MNPW: How to teach a cat to fetch (or training your newsroom) : the x degree
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Quit fretting and just push ‘record’ already – Multimedia Reporter
“As I said in my brownbag, you’re going to have to change the way you work. No more going out, doing interviews, then telling photo about it two days later. You’ve got to plan. You’ve got to work as a team.” Quit fretting and just push ‘record’ already – Multimedia Reporter
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Current TV // VC2 Survival Guide
Current TV’s instructions for “producers” turns out to be a darn handy tutorial for training reporters and photogs on shooting and editing short video pieces. via Angela G. Current TV // VC2 Survival Guide