Dates: January 23 - 28, 2011
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Our January 2011 Multimedia Reporting course was attended by 16 participants from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Kazakhstan, the
Netherlands, Romania, Slovakia and Uzbekistan.
The intensive, one-week course was a mix of classroom training sessions and practical shooting and editing. Participants worked in teams to produce their own multimedia reports by the end of the week.
The lead trainer was Dean Cox, an international
photojournalist and multimedia specialist whose outlets include
The New York Times, EurasiaNet and the
International Herald Tribune. He was joined by Nikolay Pavlov who is a reporter, producer and multimedia specialist currently working for RFE/RL Prague.
Feedback
We're pleased to report that of the participants who completed the course evaluation form, 100% rated the course as “very good” or “excellent”. Here are a few quotes from them.
About the multimedia reporting project:
“This is the most valuable feature of the training – learning through real-life experience in the field.” ... “I
learned a lot that I will use in my work.” ... ”The multimedia project was a really valuable experience. Practical sessions with trainers also contributed a lot to get more familiar with multimedia storytelling.”
About the trainers
“An excellent trainer. I'm very pleased he focused on the practical side of teaching multimedia.” ... “Dean was an inspiration for me. It's good see that a freelancer can do work in a meaningful way.” ... “His teaching experience makes him one of the best trainers I've ever worked with.”
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