How to be a Journalist - The Complete Guide to Journalism
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How to be a Journalist - The Complete Guide to Journalism at UDEMY Overview
Duration | 3 hours |
Total fee | ₹649 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
How to be a Journalist - The Complete Guide to Journalism at UDEMY Highlights
- Certificate of completion
- 3 hours on-demand video
- 1 downloadable resource
- Full lifetime access
- Access on mobile and TV
- Assignments
- 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
How to be a Journalist - The Complete Guide to Journalism at UDEMY Course details
- This course is for anyone who wants to be a journalist
- The course is also an excellent refresher for all journalists
- What is a journalist?
- What is news?
- Who, what, where, when, why, how?
- The news intro or lead
- Building your story
- Headlines
- Quotes in depth
- Apostrophies
- Accuracy
- Fact, opinion or both
- How to plan and set up interviews
- Getting the interview
- The confident interview
- Getting people to talk
- The different types of interviews
- Getting the facts right
- Keep your words to yourself
- When things don't go according to plan
- No comment and off the record
- What is a feature?
- The importance of word count
- Pictures with your story
- Specialist reporting
- What is media law and why do you need to know
- The basics of media law and privacy
- At the end of the course learner will be able to confidently go out and pitch real stories to editors, and they will listen because they know learner can write
How to be a Journalist - The Complete Guide to Journalism at UDEMY Curriculum
How to be a journalist - the complete guide
Introduction
What is a journo?
What is a journalist?
Writing news
What is news?
Who, what, where, when, why, how
The news intro or lead
Building your story
Headlines
Quotes in depth
Apostrophes
Accuracy
Quick Quiz
Assignment
How have you done?
Lecture 16: Assignment - how to write a story
Lecture 17: Assignment - How have you done?
Interviews
How to plan and set-up interviews
The confident interview
Getting people to talk
The different types of interview
Getting the facts right
Keep your words to yourself
When things do not go according to plan
No comment and off the record
Summary
Feature writing5
What is a feature?
The importance of word count
Pictures with your story
Specialist reporting
Quick Quiz
Media Law
What is media law and why you need to know
The basics and privacy
Contempt of court
Slander and libel
Defamation
In the public interest
Court reporting
Quick Quiz
Assignment - interview
How have you done?
Pitching story ideas
Who does what?
Style guide
What you need to know before you pitch
The pitch
Getting paid
What next?
What next?
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