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Video Journalist Intern


Job Description

The Washington Post’s video department is seeking students with strong skills and interest in video journalism for internships. Interns will develop skills in shooting, reporting and editing breaking news, daily and feature video stories as well as assist with on-location filming for various recurring video shows. Candidates should have flexible hours, including nights and weekends. Must have experience shooting DV/HDV video and editing with Final Cut Pro. Interns are preferred to have coursework or field experience in visual journalism or a related journalism/media degree. This is a part-time paid position.

Requirements and qualifications:

  • Working toward (or a recent graduate with) a BA or MA in journalism, communications or similar discipline
  • Strong video shooting, editing and narrative storytelling skills
  • Strong news judgment
  • Ability to conceptualize projects in new and innovative ways
  • Ability to work in the field with limited supervision
  • Experience with Final Cut Pro, Final Cut X or similar video editing software
  • Ability to multitask and meet deadlines
  • Great work ethic and self-starting attitude
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills
  • Ability and desire to learn new software and technologies quickly and adapt to change

Job Location

  • Washington, DC, USA

Position Type

  • Part-time/16-hours per week

To Apply:

  • Please send resume, cover letter, including online video samples, to postvideointernship@gmail.com making sure to indicate in subject line which internship you are applying for.

DEADLINES:

  • Summer – April 30
  • Fall/Winter – August 1
  • Spring – December 1

Studio Technician Intern


Job Description

The Washington Post news video department is seeking an intern with a strong interest in learning live studio production. He or she will get hands-on experience in a broadcast control room, assisting in the daily production of multiple live shows or pre-taped segments in The Washington Post’s studios. This internship will provide live production opportunities to gain skills in areas such as teleprompter, graphics playback, technical directing, robotic cameras and running an audio mixer. In addition, the intern will get experience learning and operating a video router, patch panels, internal CATV system and fibre transmission – all skills crucial to becoming a broadcast professional. This is a part-time paid position.

Requirements and qualifications:

  • Working toward (or a recent graduate with) a BA or MA in journalism, communications or similar discipline
  • Strong technical aptitude
  • Ability to work in a high-pressure environment
  • Ability to handle multiple tasks and deadlines at once
  • Great work ethic and self-starting attitude
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills
  • Ability and desire to learn new software and technologies quickly and adapt to change

Job Location

  • Washington, DC, USA

Position Type

  • Part-time/16-hours per week

To Apply:

  • Please send resume, cover letter, including online video samples, to postvideointernship@gmail.com making sure to indicate in subject line which internship you are applying for.

DEADLINES:

  • Summer – April 30
  • Fall/Winter – August 1
  • Spring – December 1

Fold Video Intern


Job Description

The Washington Post’s video program, “The Fold” is seeking students with strong skills and interest in video journalism for internships. Interns will develop skills in shooting, editing, scripting, reporting and developing story ideas. They will also support the team in other aspects of digital journalism including writing for the web, social media and working with our content management system. Candidates should have flexible hours. Must have experience shooting DV/HDV video and editing. Interns are preferred to have coursework or field experience in visual journalism or a related journalism/media degree. This is a part-time paid position.

Requirements and qualifications:

  • Working toward (or a recent graduate with) a BA or MA in journalism, communications or similar discipline
  • Strong writing and editing skills
  • Strong news judgment
  • Experience with Final Cut Pro, Final Cut X or similar video editing software
  • Ability to work quickly and adjust to changing circumstances
  • Ability and desire to learn new software and technologies quickly and meet deadlines

Job Location

  • Washington, DC, USA

Position Type

  • Part-time/16-hours per week

To Apply:

  • Please send resume, cover letter, including online video samples, to postvideointernship@gmail.com making sure to indicate in subject line which internship you are applying for.

DEADLINES:

  • Summer – April 30
  • Fall/Winter – August 1
  • Spring – December 1

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Hey guys! I thought I’d share the interview I gave for Strategic Frames, a blog by DC photographer Robert Dodge. He invited me to sit down and talk about the future of nonprofit and documentary photography. Hope you like it! -Jamie

http://strategicframes.com/2011/12/photography-as-a-force-of-change/

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2012 Northern Short Course Registration Opens
Join us at the 31st annual Northern Short Course

March 8-10 at the Hyatt Fairlakes in Fairfax, VA for inspirational speakers and workshops in multimedia, business skills, TV storytelling and much more. In a continuing effort to provide cutting edge educational programming the Northern Short Course

 is updating its format.
Each day will begin and end with a speaker from the popular lecture series with workshops rounding out the rest of the day. Still and multimedia reviews will continue Thursday and Friday evenings as well as the Saturday night reception honoring the annual contest winners. For more information or to register please visit the website: http://northernshortcourse.com.

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Portfolio Reviews @ the Corcoran Gallery of Art — Saturday, November 12th, 10 am – 5 pm

Always a sell out the FotoWeekDC portfolio review sessions provide emerging photographers with the opportunity to have their work reviewed by a distinguished lineup of professionals from around the country. Curators, educators, photo editors, and other experts from the fields of commercial, fine art, photojournalism, multimedia, and documentary join with prominent photographers to offer frank appraisals, valuable business insight, and key advice for projects and books in progress. All reviews will be held on Saturday, November 12 between 10am – 5pm for 20-minute reviews.

Important GUIDELINES are found below, please read completely.

For Tickets click HERE!

Portfolio Reviewers:

*Reviewers Pamela Chen and Kate Phillips will be reviewing as a team

 

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The Gallery at Vivid Solutions
2208 MLK Ave SE Washington DC 20020
“a certain longing”
Curated by Jared Ragland
September 18th – October 23rd
Opening Reception: this Friday, Sept. 18th @ 7pm
An exhibition by students & recent alumni of the Corcoran College of Art + Design Photography Program
Transportation:

-90 buses

-bike from NW only 30 minutes (http://www.mapmyride.com/)

-METRO green line to Anacostia, 5 minute walk from train

walking directions from metro

Anacostia Station
1101 Howard Rd SE
Washington, DC 20020
(202) 962-1234
1. Head southeast on Howard Rd SE toward Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE
390 ft
2. Turn left at Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE

Destination will be on the right
0.3 mi
2208 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE, Washington, DC 20020

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In honor of the great spending stimulus plans, Momenta has lowered the price of the wedding business skills workshop for this June 4-7, 2009.
You can find all the information for this workshop including a registration button listed at http://www.momentaworkshops.com/wed09.php The cost for four-day workshop includes:

- all meals provided by Momenta
- transportation to and from the wedding
- portfolio reviews and editing sessions on the very first night followed by a group dinner at a wonderful local restaurant
- slideshows and lectures on wedding photography dos-and-don’t from industry professionals
- handouts and materials related to starting your own business and remaining profitable not matter what economy you are in
- hands-on location and event lighting seminars
- business skills sessions for opening your own studio or shooting weddings as a side job
- a sit down session with the couples and your team
- an afternoon panel discussion about the state of the industry
- you will be covering a real, live wedding with a team and a professional mentor
- editing your work from the wedding frame-by-frame with your team
- how to craft a story of a wedding and the best presentation techniques out there
- seminars by wedding portfolio book companies
- special equipment for Nikon users will be available to field test
- a champagne slideshow event on the final afternoon with the couples and their families as we celebrate your successes

This workshop is really going to be like wedding photography boot camp but we hope everyone will leave with the materials in hand to make their wedding business a huge success. Email me at jamie@momentaworkshops.com for any questions or information about discount options.

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Hey everyone! As you may know, I have happily taken on the role of President of the Women Photojournalists of Washington (WPOW), a new DC nonprofit dedicated to educating people about the work of women photojournalists around the city and the world. This is a call for members and a way to get involved no matter your gender!

For anyone who is a documentary or news photojournalism professional (EDITORS, STUDENTS, PROFESSORS, VIDEOGRAPHERS, MULTIMEDIA, PRODUCERS ARE WELCOME TOO!) We want you to join us. Come see what we’re all about today by joining our ranks! Please pass this onto others who might be interested too.

Also, for all the MENFOLK and out of towners, we have a section of our nonprofit called Friends of WPOW for men and women from around the country who want to support our efforts. Both men and women can join WPOW in a support basis, no matter where you live or what your profession.

So please consider joining today or passing this onto someone who might not know about us yet. We are excited about the new programs we have to offer. Our mentoring program is kicking off this year as well as thriving happy hours (men are encouraged to come…(grin)…) and exciting quarterly meetings with local DC photographers talking about their latest projects. This coming year we hope to have more exciting exhibits of our work, lectures for the general public and scholarship and projects grants too!

So come one and come call and join this great group today at http://womenphotojournalists.org

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