Participating in the training class were 50 students who were officers, reporters, editors, cameramen, and technicians from Radio and Television stations in the Southeast provinces.
Journalist Nguyen Thi Thuy Hang - Lecturer at the Center for Journalism Professional Training - Vietnam Journalists Association speaks at the training class. Photo: Khanh Loc
At the training class, students were imparted modern television reportage skills, such as: methods of discovering, exploiting topics, and solving problems; coordination between editing and filming during the production process; Skills in choosing appropriate content and interview questions for characters; choose layout, movements, camera angles, and post-process television reports; the difference between television reporting and other genres; The basic elements that make up a television reportage as well as the work's structure, topic thinking, visual language...
According to master and journalist Nguyen Thi Thuy Hang - Lecturer at the Center for Professional Training in Journalism - Vietnam Journalists Association, in the current context of strong digital transformation, journalists must quickly adapt. , changing traditional journalism thinking to digital journalism thinking.
At an event, journalists must work on many platforms, creating diverse products to meet many different audiences, both increasing the reader's experience and opening up opportunities for development. press and media agencies. Improving the quality and method of presenting television reports is an issue facing press agencies today.
