Introduction to Freelance Photo Journalism (Level 2) Course

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  • For someone who hasn't been in education for many years this course is really giving me courage to learn more about management as a whole and am looking forward to read and learn more about business and cant stop visualizing myself as a very successful manager running either my own business or managing an organisation. Cant wait for my next test.
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£ 250 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Methodology

    Distance Learning

  • Class hours

    90h

  • Duration

    12 Months

This programme is designed for people who wish to gain or improve their skills in photo journalism and marketing their images and copy to a range of published media. The objective of this course is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to produce professional standard photo journalistic articles and to know how to market them. During the course students will examine two key elements:

1. The practice of freelance journalism and the skills of gathering news

2. Combining photography and writing to produce reports and articles for publication

About this course

Key Topics

Unit 1: Introduction to Freelance Journalism

Unit 2: What makes a good Freelance Journalist?

Unit 3: Gathering the News

Unit 4: Interviewing

Unit 5: Understanding Photo Journalism

Unit 6: Obtain and Record Cutline Information

Unit 7: Writing a photographic Cutline

No Entry Requirements

Level 2 in Introduction to Freelance Photo Journalism

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  • For someone who hasn't been in education for many years this course is really giving me courage to learn more about management as a whole and am looking forward to read and learn more about business and cant stop visualizing myself as a very successful manager running either my own business or managing an organisation. Cant wait for my next test.
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Jaden

5.0
27/03/2015
What I would highlight: For someone who hasn't been in education for many years this course is really giving me courage to learn more about management as a whole and am looking forward to read and learn more about business and cant stop visualizing myself as a very successful manager running either my own business or managing an organisation. Cant wait for my next test.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes
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Subjects

  • Photo Journalism
  • IT
  • Freelance Journalism

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Course programme

Introduction to Freelance Photo Journalism

The Introduction to Freelance Photo Journalism course is divided into seven comprehensive modules.

Part A: Introduction to Freelance Journalism

This gives you an overview of the basic skills needed to be a freelance journalist. This section of the course will cover the following topics:

Unit 1: Introduction to Freelance Journalism

  • What is news?
  • The elements of news
  • News in the community
  • Community newspapers

Unit 2: What makes a good Freelance Journalist?

  • What makes a good Freelance Journalist?
  • The function of a Freelance Journalist

Unit 3: Gathering the News

  • The beat system
  • Sources and tools

Unit 4: Interviewing

  • Preparing mechanically for interviews
  • Developing note-taking skills
  • Picking the interview location
  • Conduct pre-interview research
  • Conduct the interview
  • Conduct the post-interview

Part B: Introduction to Photo Journalism

This gives you again the basic skills to needed to combine photography and writing together into a good combined package of skills.

Unit 5: Understanding Photo Journalism

  • Taking photographs for publication
  • Two visual considerations
  • Depth of field
  • Isolating a subject
  • Lenses and perspectives
  • Composition
  • The principles of composition
  • Action in still photographs
  • Stopping action.

Unit 6: Obtain and Record Cutline Information

  • Who gathers cutline information?
  • How to record the information
  • What to record
  • Match up the information with the photograph
  • When to record the information
  • Sports photography hints
  • Filing cutline information

Unit 7: Writing a photographic Cutline

  • Introduction
  • The four-part cutline
  • Equipment available

Introduction to Freelance Photo Journalism (Level 2) Course

£ 250 VAT inc.