Course details
Students will learn how to master the use of a digital video camera to tell stories in a more immediate and more intimate fashion, as opposed to traditional journalism which requires a large team with a cameraman, sound person, interviewer and producer. As a qualified Digital Journalist, students will shoot scenes, record sound, produce, report and interview.
Once back from the field, students will write the script, edit the material, narrate the piece and deliver it to broadcasters or upload it for worldwide dissemination.
Updated on 08 November, 2015About SAE Institute Amman
Frank Bell founded the first Bell Language School in Cambridge in 1955. His mission was to promote international understanding by providing high quality English language training to students all over the world.
In 1972, he established an educational charity - the Bell Educational Trust (now trading as Bell International). Its main aims remain: to provide language education, mainly in English, for adult students and young learners; to train teachers of English and to offer language learning and teacher training experiences that will promote international understanding and intercultural exchange. The Trust has no shareholders, and money from fees is reinvested in developing and improving the services and facilities for students and the worldwide services that are offered.
Bell staff and staff in Bell partner schools include among their numbers some of the most expert language teachers, trainers, educational managers, consultants and materials writers in the world, and Bell staff work closely with national and international organizations involved in language teaching worldwide.
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