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Media Skills
The media doesn’t work the way people think it does.
And most companies offering training don’t know how it works now - they’ve spent too many long lunches at The Ivy and not enough time at the coalface.
We’ve spent decades working in the field and in newsrooms at the BBC and in commercial broadcasting. We’re reporters - we ask the questions, report live and create the packages on the national TV bulletins. We know which ones land.
That’s what this training is based on.
There are no scripts.
There is no jargon.
Nor any theory that falls apart under pressure.
Just a clear understanding of how the media and interviews really work - and how to handle them properly.
Click on the button to go to Media Skills.
Camera & Mobile Skills
Nick Garnett, who runs MediaMouth, was the first reporter to go live in full broadcast quality on BBC network radio using a mobile phone.
Just one year later, he was also the first to go live on TV from an iPhone.
This isn’t theory. It’s how the industry has actually evolved.
Mobile Journalism is now a standard part of the content gathering process for broadcasters but doing it properly is the difference between something that looks like a home movie and something that makes it to air.
And that’s where we come in.
You’ll learn how to shoot properly on a phone: what to film, how to frame it, and how long to hold a shot. We’ll teach you how to record clean audio, how to light an interview properly and how to get results that are genuinely usable.
Because this isn’t just about filming.
It’s about telling a story people actually watch. Click on the button below.
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