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SUMMARY:Video Podcasting Essentials with Nick Michael\, NPR
DESCRIPTION:Video podcasts are everywhere\, but making one that looks sharp\, sounds great\, and actually connects with an audience takes more than just hitting record. Join Nick Michael\, Supervising Producer of Visuals for NPR to learn the building blocks for a professional approach. He’ll discuss principles for a full production workflow: setup/prep\, gear recs\, recording\, editing full episodes\, editing vertical clips for social and more. Pizza and drinks will be provided. Nick will be virtual but we will be gathering in person. \nRegister to Attend \n\nMito Habe-Evans/NPR\nNick Michael is a supervising editor for the Visuals team\, where he leads the design and delivery of complex editorial projects. Those projects include NPR-in-a-Minute\, which in the span of 18 months piloted over a dozen shortform video series and garnered 1 billion views across Instagram\, TikTok and YouTube. He also serves as editorial lead for NPR’s foray publishing podcasts to YouTube. \nHe has co-managed the growth of NPR’s award-winning video team\, highlights of which include co-crafting the look of NPR’s signature interviews with President Obama\, supervising two seasons of NPR Music’s The Formula and coordinating 22 filmmakers across the country to document 2017’s solar eclipse. \nMichael joined NPR in 2014 as the lead video producer for Jazz Night in America\, NPR’s first program with companion radio and video content. Jazz Night‘s 2017 portfolio earned a Peabody nomination. \nBefore NPR\, Michael co-founded 1504\, a video studio based in Birmingham\, Ala. He earned an M.A. in photojournalism from the University of Missouri.
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SUMMARY:Learn how to Create News Content for Social Media - Discussion
DESCRIPTION:What should journalism look like in a social media-dominated world? Join us for a two day hands-on workshop\, brought to you by the Brown Institute for Media Innovation and the Tow Center for Digital Journalism\, in which you’ll build essential skills and create your own TikTok-style video! \nFriday will kick off with pizza and a conversation with Joseph Ferguson\, host and producer on the Washington Post Universe TikTok Team\, and June Kim\, graphics and multimedia editor at the New York Times and recent Columbia Journalism School alum. We’ll explore topics including thinking visually\, speaking the language of modern audiences\, and telling stories that would be impossible in another medium. \nSaturday will be a hands-on workshop with Joseph\, who will guide participants through the complete process of creating a vertical video—from concept to final edit. No experience required. Yes\, you can learn this in a day\, and you will leave with a video you made yourself! \nRegister here. Space is limited for Saturday’s workshop. It is not required to attend both days. \nQuestions? Contact Megan Kim mk4643@tc.columbia.edu or Eric Chen ec3729@columbia.edu
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