Programs in visual journalism provide students with the opportunity to produce images with video and still cameras, to use computer software to edit their images and sound, and to create presentations for a variety of media. Receive hands-on training with still cameras, computers and digital video cameras.
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Brooks Institute of Photography, Santa Barbara California
Visual Journalism.... Photojournalism for the 21st century. The world of communication has become a world where audiences want storytelling brought to them in new ways. The photographer storyteller with multiple skills has the best chance of delivering the story to the audience they want to reach. That is why Brooks Institute has created a new non-traditional program using the name Visual Journalism. The photojournalist of yesterday must today be cross-trained in still cameras, computers and digital video cameras. That way the photographer can deliver a story or project to the traditional print media, to the Web and to the upcoming multi-cable environment.
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Harrington College of Design, Chicago Illinois
Harrington College of Design created the program for the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Digital Photography to prepare students for a variety of employment opportunities within the photographic industry. Students can receive a broad overview of basic photography principles and techniques that enable them to compose innovative and technically proficient photographs. Students can learn how computer software, printing technology, and studio and location equipment are used to create, enhance, and modify digital images. After basic courses, students can focus on a particular area of interest to them, including Photojournalism.
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