Global Investigative Journalism Network (https://archive.gijn.org/tag/mobile-journalism-2/)
সম্পাদনা হচ্ছে কোনো বিষয় নিয়ে তাৎক্ষনিক সব সম্ভাবনাকে এক সুতায় জুড়ে দেয়ার চিন্তা বা প্রক্রিয়া। আরো সুনির্দিষ্টভাবে বলতে গেলে, এটি হলো ছবির ভাষা (ভিজুয়াল ল্যাঙ্গুয়েজ), যা প্রতীকি মুহূর্ত, সমান্তরালে ঘটতে থাকা ঘটনা বা দীর্ঘ দৃশ্যকে পাশাপাশি বসিয়ে, ছবি আর শব্দের দ্যোতনা তৈরি করে। সম্পাদনা হচ্ছে এক রকম ডিজিটাল লেখালেখি, যা সাংবাদিকদের ভালো ভিজ্যুয়াল স্টোরিটেলার হতে শেখায়।
Embora existam milhões de aplicativos avançados de fotografia e vídeo, é importante dominar os recursos do aplicativo de câmera disponíveis em seu próprio smartphone primeiro. Veja as dicas de Ivo Burum para saber por onde começar.
In September 2017, the lead producer for the BBC Internet Research & Future Services, Tristan Ferne, identified 12 different story formats used in digital news. With new formats constantly emerging, Emma-Leena Ovaskainen, a visual journalist for Finland’s biggest daily newspaper Helsingin Sanomat, has modified the list and made her own additions.
COVID-19 Update: Reporting during the pandemic poses some new risks. Here are some relevant resources.
Marc Settle, a BBC Academy smartphone trainer, prepared this article: Coronavirus’ impact on mobile journalism
Nico Piro, mobile journalism trainer and special correspondent at Italy’s RAI, shared lessons here: Lessons from Italy: best practices for field reporting during the coronavirus lockdown
Mojo stories from six finalists in the Mobile Journalism Challenge.
Mobile journalism expert Ivo Burum is back with a column on the most frustrating part of mojo — developing and producing a story. He offers tips on developing your story idea and sharpening your focus on story structure, character and shots coverage.
Two investigative editors took huge pay cuts to launch Botswana’s first nonprofit newsroom. A year later, they took another, temporary cut just to pay for a single satellite image that proved that the country’s president had abused state funds to build a private lodge. Here’s Rowan Philp on the INK Centre for Investigative Journalism for GIJN’s member series.
After years of predictions that this year would be the year of mobile, finally it has arrived. So here are some numbers that should prompt strategizing and action by digital media publishers. What small and large digital publishers ought to learn from these figures is that the public is moving so quickly to mobile consumption of news and social sharing that they need to take action.
GIJN is constantly on the lookout for the best tipsheets, reporting gudies, how-to stories, and videos, then collating and integrating it into ever-growing Resource Center. Following is a curated list of the top 10 most popular resources accessed by journalists on our site in 2018.
We’re delighted to launch a new column — Mojo Workin’ — on tips and tools for mobile journalism by noted mojo expert Ivo Burum. Ivo’s workshops are a popular feature of GIJN conferences. The Australia-based journalist brings over 30 years of experience producing prime-time programing across genres. He’ll be profiling the latest techniques with investigative journalists in mind, so here’s a great chance to get your mojo workin’.
In his second column, Ivo Burum has some tips on location sound recording, including suggestions on mic types and a basic checklist to make sure you’re getting it right while working solo.