The story of the first newspaper journalists in the UK
to turn to Video
journalism.
They brought no visual
or technical skills with them, but a passion to learn,
patience to understand, and a need to know how. In
the ensuing months their video journalism skills would
reap huge rewards. They'd also begin to break national
stories.
Their trainer and veteran videojournalist, David Dunkley
Gyimah, one of the first videojournalists in the UK in 1994 tells the story of how they cracked videojournalism in 8 days. Something you could do too.
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If you're interested in learning videojournalism which enables you to create short form and long features for news making, like 8 days, and magazine shows contact administrator@mrdot.co.uk
UK based David, an internationally acclaimed award winning videojournalists, trainer and competition judge has extensive experience, almost 20 years. He has trained various outfits for the likes of the Financial Times, The Telegraph (UK) Chicago SunTimes (US), MSF (Belgium) etc.
He's previously worked for ABC News, BBC, Channel 4 and combines a meticulous understanding of next generation TV with online journalism, design and communications, which he teaches as a senior university lecturer. For more read further withing Mrdot or go to viewmagazine.tv
In 2009 his work was cited with special commendations in a global event that included twitter and David Plouffe, President Barack Obama's campaign manager.