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IJNet presents: Telling True Stories With Video, Part 1 and 2
Posted on: 14/12/2009 Broadcast journalism, Election Reporting, Journalism Basics, Multimedia, Online JournalismBy Katerina Voutsina, IJNet Video Producer
In a new IJNet video series, Emmy award-winning video journalist Pierre Kattar explains how journalists can use video to tell stories. Supplemental texts are available for download as PDFs for part 1, and part 2. The videos are available on IJNet's YouTube channel.
Part 1 provides advice on how journalists can survive tight deadlines and get good soundbites. Kattar also shares the three most important elements of a video story.
In Part 2, Kattar explains easy ways to edit a video story and write a script.
For more IJNet videos, visit www.youtube.com/IJNetVideo. To provide feedback or comments on IJNet Video, please comment on our videos!
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IJNet Deadlines
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- New edition of national journalism prize launched in Mexico
- 12/03/2010
- Print, radio, TV, or Internet journalists in Mexico have until March 12 to submit their best works to a national journalism prize. The categories are: news; investigative journalism; in-depth article/opinion; caricature/humor; interview; roundtable/debate; guidance/service to society; science and culture; and transparency and access to information. Works must have been published or broad
- BBC seeks short documentaries about life in 'your world'
- 12/03/2010
Asia and the Pacific, Eastern Europe-Central Eurasia, Latin America, Middle East and North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Worldwide - BBC is seeking short (no longer than 2 minutes) documentary video entries about "how you see the world." Deadline: March 12. Applicants can use any type of camera, including a mobile phone, a point-and-click, or a friend's camcorder. Entries must be sent in any of the following formats: avi, mov, wmv, mp4, mpg, flv, 3gp, wav, mp3 or wma.
- Competition in Russia honors the anniversary of the end of Great Patriotic War
- 15/03/2010
- Young writers -- from middle school to university students -- and writers in the general public are invited to submit entries to a competition devoted to victory in the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945). Deadline: March 15, 2010. The competition aims to create the national electronic Book of Memory.
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Are journalists in your country paid fairly?
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No
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IJNet Comments
- Что делать со СМИ, которые разжигают межнациональную рознь?
- 12/03/2010
- Таких журналистов надо вызывать суд и там пригвоздить. Судебные издержки за счет этого же СМИ.
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- 12/03/2010
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- 12/03/2010
- دوست گرامی که برای دوره روزنامه نگاری تحقیقی ثبت نام کردید، احتمالا ثبت نام کامل انجام نشده. با این حال یک ای میل به این نشانی بزنید تا پیگیری کنیم. persianeditor@icfj.org
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- Hate speech or no speech?
- 12/03/2010
- I think, media should not be the carrier of hate speech in any way. That is against journalistic values and norms... As mentioned here, I have found that in those countries where there is ultra nationalistic feelings like in Communist country or the people with that ideology. They cannot accept the ylodopposing views and opinions. Diverse media should be there but it does not mean hate speech. It is better no media than hate speech media as it sparks violence and murder and disintegrates society . Media should certainly present diversity of views and opinions but it should be within the realm of journalistic ethics. We are not living in the medieval period or nor in the stone age therefore all should accept the norms being within certain rules and regulations. Hate speech carrier media should be banned as it is better no media than hate... media.
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