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David
Dunkley Gyimah was one of the first Video journalists in the
UK (1994) and has since worked or consulted for a number of
bodies. More recently they are:
• Press
Association: The UK's only video journalism programme for training
newspaper journalists to become VJs.
• Nato's War Games: training would-be foreign correspondents
in the field of conflict
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• BBC's Journalism Training College co-producing
interactive training programme.
David is the
recipient of
• the 2006 International
(independent) Video Journalism Awards 2006 for his film 8 Days
about the first newspaper journalists reporting on a re-opened
murder.
*You can now see this on ITunes here.
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•
2006 American Press (WeMedia) Institute Fellow speaking at
the Global Media Forum on Citizen Journalism.
• 2005 First Place Winner in the US' Batten Awards for
Innovation in Journallism for video journalisdriven site viewmagazine.tv
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In his 20 year media career he has worked or freelanced for
BBC Newsnight, WTN, Reportage, ABC News, BBC World Service,
Channel 4 News, PowerHouse, Breakfast New, Channel One and
dotcoms.
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He is a regular conference speaker and presenter on issues
of next generation TV and videojournalism.
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David has a degree in Applied Chemistry, postgrad in Journalism
and postgrad modules in International Relations. He is a member
of Think Tank, Chatham House.
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