Master Good Storytelling Journalism

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Master Good Storytelling Journalism

Published 7/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1022.61 MB | Duration: 2h 29m


Secure an edge and get paid as a freelancer or staffer

What you'll learn
Master good storytelling as the key to journalism success
Master the secrets to success in journalism
Gain a creative edge in journalism
Give yourself an edge in getting paid
Over 30 lessons and close to 2 hours of content

Requirements
Pen and writing pad
PC or laptop to work through the course
Keenness to learn the key skills of successful journalism

Description
Mastering good storytelling could well prove to be your key to success as a professional journalist - whether you are a freelancer or a staff reporter, or just starting out. This course delves into the secrets of winning over your readers and building a good relationship with the editor you sell your story to, or you work with if you already have a job in journalism. As an award-winning reporter and editor with decades of experience, I have found that the skills taught here provide an edge in the competitive world of journalism.In today's face-paced world, your stories have to grab both the reader and your editor. The skills taught in this course - if practiced properly - will set you above many of your competitors. And what this could mean is winning more success as a freelancer and keeping your editor happy if you already have a staff job.Mastery of good storytelling - both the reporting and writing skills - will make your journey as a journalist more fulfilling. But it could also help where it matters - in getting paid and obtaining a job as a reporter. Editors like to work with journalists who submit engaging and professional work. Good storytelling could be your key to success in your journalism career. If you have been struggling to get going in journalism, this could prove the kickstart you need.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Why good storytelling pays

Lecture 2 Is this course for you?

Section 2: Good storytelling overview

Lecture 3 Winning over the reader

Lecture 4 Publication vs getting paid conundrum

Section 3: Outline of key points

Lecture 5 What type of story?

Lecture 6 Key points to good storytelling

Section 4: Reporting

Lecture 7 Out in the field

Lecture 8 Reporting elements

Lecture 9 Describing what you see

Lecture 10 Alert to the "bell"

Lecture 11 Truth vs fiction

Lecture 12 Covering the ground

Section 5: Writing your story

Lecture 13 Organizing your story

Lecture 14 Give your story a headline

Lecture 15 Why the lead matters

Lecture 16 Composing your lead (Part 1)

Lecture 17 Composing your lead (Part 2)

Lecture 18 Composing your lead (Part 3)

Lecture 19 Lead examples for reference

Lecture 20 Writing the nut para

Lecture 21 Box Three and the core of your story

Lecture 22 Developing a thread

Lecture 23 Telling the story through anecdotes

Lecture 24 The importance of quotes

Lecture 25 Box Four and background

Lecture 26 Keep it simple

Lecture 27 Tying it all together

Lecture 28 Writing a good ending

Section 6: Standing back

Lecture 29 Editing your own story

Lecture 30 Staying true to journalistic principles

Section 7: Getting published and paid

Lecture 31 Getting published

Lecture 32 Aiming for an income

Lecture 33 Get practicing

Section 8: Summary

Lecture 34 Good storytelling matters

Section 9: EXTRA LESSONS

Lecture 35 Dealing with editors

Lecture 36 Matching storytelling to the publication

Lecture 37 The attractions of professional journalism

Lecture 38 Need more help?

Section 10: RESOURCES

Lecture 39 Links to good storytelling examples

Lecture 40 Story examples outlined in the course

Lecture 41 Safety guidance

Beginners and Intermediate,New freelancers and Intermediate,Those keen to sell their stories or get a full-time job,Those keen to break into journalism,Staff journalists who wish to improve their work

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