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Dates and venue
Course costs
Course objectives
Course schedule
COURSE TIMETABLE
Day one
Day two
Day three
Day four
Day five
To Book a Course
Tel: 020 8621 3649
(London, UK)
Other courses on offer:
One-to-one camera
courses
Tailor made in-company
training for your staff
Three day - learn to
shoot and edit
These are the most
popular cameras.
But, I can also do other
cameras on request.
- Canon XF-300 and XF-305
- Canon XF-100 and XF-105
- Canon C100, C300 and C500
- JVC GY-HM650 and GY-HM600
- Sony PMW200, PMW150 and PMW100
- Panasonic HPX-250
- Canon XA10XA20 and XA25
- Sony EX1, EX1R and EX3
- Sony Z5 and Z7
- Panasonic AF101 (AF100)
- Canon EOS 5D Mkii, EOS 5D Mkiii,
7D, 550D and 60D
- Zoom H4n
- Sony FX1 and Z1
- Sony A1
- PD150, PD170,
- Sony VX 2000,
- PD100, PDX10
- Sony DSR 500, DSR 570
- Canon XHA1
- Canon XL1 and XL1s
- Canon XL2
- Panasonic HDC HS700,
TM700 and SD700
- Panasonic DVX 100
- Panasonic DVX100A
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DILPOMA IN VIDEO JOURNALISM 
Please note: There are no diploma coures planned at present.
If you have a group of staff who require training on shooting and editing video I can run this course for you at any time - on your premises. You may also be interested in the 3 day shot and edit course I organise for on-site delivery.
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The diploma course is aimed at journalists, press photographers, those working
in PR and anyone who wants to put short video clips on their website.
Don't worry if you have never used a camera before. We cover all the
technical aspects of the camera (manual focus, exposure and white balance).
Plus, the different types of microphone and how to gather the best sound.
You will learn how to edit the sequences and interviews you shoot.
To really learn if your pictures work you will edit everything you
shoot. Putting together a simple story at the start and finishing with
a longer story including interviews/voxpops, sequences and GVs (general
views).
Delegates are expected to shoot more stories, once back at work, for
assessment to show they have reached the required level of competence
to attain the Diploma.
Typically using the Sony HVR-A1 camera. We will cover: the operation
of digital video cameras; the use of microphones; setting up interviews;
and shooting sequences. Plus an introduction to video editing using
Adobe Premier Elements 7. The course schedule is
below.
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"Christina,
Just wanted to thank you for the thorough course. I came away feeling
a lot more confident about filming and you improved every aspect of
my work. I enjoyed the follow up with David as well and, as you said,
you have different styles but they both seem to boil down to the same thing: "Make
it look good and make it sound good"! (Slightly over-simplified)."
Malcolm B., Newsquest
"I thought the course was really
well run and methodical. Each day was carefuly planned so that no one
was overloaded with information. Christina was a passionate and thorough
tutor who had obviously very carefully planned each day and activity
to make the learning process as easy as possible. A really, really
enjoyable course and the amount I have learned is amazing!
Hannah E., Researcher
and copyrighter
"Really enjoyed it. The pace was
just right and we didn't move on to something new until until we got
the last section right - critical.
Andrew G., Journalist
"Excellent. Highly practical with
good teaching of a wide range of technical and production skills.
Tariq A., Journalist
"Very professional and thorough.
It was well paced and although I've never handled a camera in my life(!)
it wasn't jargonistic or off-putting.
L. W., Director of Marketing
"Extremely useful and has taught
me more than enough to go away and make my own video content - which
is exactly what I wanted.
S. J., Communications Officer
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COURSE OBJECTIVES