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Teaching Online Journalism

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Notes from the classroom and observations about today's practice of journalism online

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Help with video: Voices with experience

Regina McCombs spent 13 years shooting news for TV and then (so far) 10 years at the Star Tribune online. In this Poynter column, she explains:

  • Pacing
  • Transitions, effects and movement
  • Editing to sound

Separately, Bryan Murley interviewed Regina and prompted her to offer suggestions for people who are just starting to learn video journalism for the Web.

Andy Dickinson posted a great list of tips for shooting video. This is a tremendously useful post, comprehensive and also easy to understand.

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  1. CS STANLEY » Quotes of the Day writes:

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