television

World Cup TV Sports Production

The course would concentrate on production techniques involved in pre-match. post-match and highlights programming for World Cup soccer.

Leading Creative Workshops

This two day workshop will cover all the essential skills of combining words and pictures to tell compelling stories. It will combine clip analysis and examples of best practice from recent output with a number of intensive, practical exercises. The aims of this course are to develop the skills and techniques to write creatively and effectively for television, and to know how to write a script to enhance viewer engagement, understanding and enjoyment. By the end of this course participants will have the skills and confidence to tell more interesting stories on television and rediscover the pleasure of creative writing.

Campaign Planning – Getting your message heard

The media planning course teaches the basics of the range of marketing and public relations techniques required for effective promotion, including dealing with outside media, planning and preparing advertising and producing simple brochures and other publicity material. It helps participants understand how to plan a campaign to promote a particular cause or communicate a specific message.

Techniques for Creative Thinking

Creativity is at the heart of content production. Making distinctive programmes, developing fresh approaches to websites, delivering exciting on-air promotions or setting trends for new services on mobile: whatever your goals you will need to take creative risks. This courses will help you to generate new ideas, find new ways to solve problems and keep on doing it.

Techniques for Creative Thinking

Creativity is at the heart of content production. Making distinctive programmes, developing fresh approaches to websites, delivering exciting on-air promotions or setting trends for new services on mobile: whatever your goals you will need to take creative risks. This courses will help you to generate new ideas, find new ways to solve problems and keep on doing it.

Discovering Television

A very practical introduction to TV programme making. A two day course that gives delegates the opportunity to have hands on experience creating video inserts that will become part of a studio programme. The aims of this course are to introduce non programme makers to the basics of making a TV programme, experience the process and some of the roles involved with single camera shooting and a multi-camera studio, and gain a better understanding of the craft, creative skills and team work needed to make successful TV programmes. By the end of this course you will have a better understanding of the process of making a TV programme, on location, in the edit suite and in a studio and a greater awareness of the skills needed, pressures experienced and team work required

Location Camera Skills 1

For anyone wanting to start operating Portable Single Cameras (PSC) on location this module is a thorough introduction to the preparation and shooting of material on single camera. The aims of this course are to provide a comprehensive grounding in the preparation and operational requirements and techniques of single camera shooting, to understand the camera requirements for correct framing, focus, white balance, and exposure, together with a good understanding of optics. To give delegates experience in shooting material for news, documentaries or features. How to shoot for the edit suite; as a cameraman your aim is not only to produce quality pictures and sound, but shoot a story in such in a way that gives the editor an opportunity to cut you work in a variety of ways.

Television News Reporting

This course helps journalists develop their skills in communicating a story effectively and ethically through video. They learn how to identify, write, film and produce stories with confidence and context and to report in exciting new ways while maintaining standards of fairness, accuracy and quality. The course looks at how to capture audience interest and produce good edits. Technical skills, from basic editing to two-ways and pieces to camera are covered, as are legal dangers and copyright issues. It also covers the changing requirements of multimedia journalism and the range of audiences from traditional broadcasting to YouTube.

Introduction To Television Presenting

This course teaches people the core skills of television presenting. Whether broadcasting live or pre-recorded, reading from autocue or conducting personality interviews delegates will learn how to perform in front of the camera. The course covers voice training, script writing, studio craft and appearance. All delegates will leave with a professional ‘show reel’ of their on-camera exercises.

Introduction to High Definition (HD)

A soft technical look at the new technology of programme making in High Definition and how it will impact on the production and craft areas of programme making. English with Arabic Lanaguage Support