BY MARK GATELY
If there’s one thing we’ve learned in News Conference, it’s that coming up with story ideas from scratch can be really hard.
But the good news is that the news doesn’t always have to come to you – sometimes you can make it happen!
Continue reading “Week 7 (26/3): Generating a story – there’s an app for that”
BY MARK GATELY
Working remotely in media
Media makers have successfully worked remotely for 20+ years.
If you love story-telling and travel, one of the ultimate jobs is to be a reporter, filing from unique locations like Arnhem Land, Denmark, London, Berlin, Tamworth … name checking like you’re reading from the back of a Faberge Brut 33 bottle. (OK, Tamworth may be a stretch!)
Continue reading “Week 6 (19/3): Working remotely in the media”
BY NICK BENNETT and MARK GATELY
Our first weekly TAFE radio show streams today!
Good luck to the students who have contributed to the broadcast. Make sure you check it out.
You can listen via the Off Campus site here, or there’s a link at the top of the sidebar on this site ↗️
Continue reading “Week 5 (12/3): Deadline approaching!”BY NICK BENNETT and MARK GATELY
Destination: Weekly TAFE radio show; that’s what we’re gearing up for!
Your guide: Brian Newington
Continue reading “Week 4 (5/3): Live show prep … and getting political”
BY MARK GATELY
Last week we formed groups and appointed editors. This is how the structure looks:
Editor: Therese
Section editors: Bray (social issues), Sean (sport), Kevin (politics/crime/business)
Each section editor is responsible for co-ordinating group discussions, liaising with the editor, ensuring group members are producing individual content, making a news list and ensuring a group member is ready to pitch stories each week.
Continue reading “Week 3 (26/2): Making digi content (let’s go!)”