Photojournalist course

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£ 244.13 VAT inc.

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Original amount in EUR:

280 €

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"The photojournalist (also called photocronist) is a journalist who tells the facts through photographic images. In addition to telling the news with images, he is often the author of the articles that make up the service. In more limited cases, the photojournalist accompanies the writing journalist to the places where he is sent. The photojournalist works for local, regional and national newspapers, for magazines, periodicals, scientific publications or press agencies. His main task is to be able to take photographs that effectively represent the story he has to document, both for small events of daily life and on extraordinary and unusual aspects. He often starts his career working for local newspapers, before being able to work for national or specialized publications. Some photojournalists specialize in a specific field or content: sporting events, images of celebrities, war reports, etc.

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MODULE I: The characteristics of the professional figure of the photojournalist: knowing the main theories and techniques of visual languages ​​and the Italian and foreign regulations on privacy MODULE II: The functions of a newspaper: given respectively by radio news (or radio newspapers) and which the major radio and television networks III MODULE: Legislative discipline in the world on the press: Law 8 February 1948, n. 47 and the rules that a newspaper must comply with IV MODULE: The laws on printing and social impact V MODULE: The most important printing techniques that a photojournalist can use: typographic printing and relief printing MODULE VI: The color model CMYK subtractive synthesis used in the printing process

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Photojournalist course

£ 244.13 VAT inc.

*Indicative price

Original amount in EUR:

280 €