Submissions | journalism

03 Feb Production log: week 1

Posted at 18:18h in Interactive Journalism by Puolamaki

Production log Week 1: The first week after the Christmas holidays our lectures focused around vox pops and the ways of using them effectively in the story. We discussed the importance of having diversity, different opinions, age variety and balance in sexuality when it comes to picking...

29 Jan “Sexism On Repeat: Women Working In Music” – Project Draft by Monique Mehler

Posted at 10:59h in Journalism Project by Monique Mehler

This journalism project called “Sexism On Repeat: Women Working In Music” is concerned with the role of women in a male-dominated industry. Its aim is to present the interviewee’s thoughts on gender, sexism in the music industry and work relationships and explore the feelings that come with those experiences in a non-victimising way. The piece is intended to reach students and young professionals aged 18 to 30 who care about gender equality and who consider themselves music lovers.

09 Jan Everyday News Website by Ellie-Louise Style

Posted at 13:19h in Level 6, Website by Style

My online website is called Everyday News, and it’s main focus is to bring you all the current events that are happening in the world to smaller incidents that happen more locally. Here are five screenshots that I have taken of my website, and for...

08 Jan 2BRealMagazine- Natasha Ferguson

Posted at 22:57h in Level 6, Website by Natasha Ferguson

As the founding editor of online gospel magazine 2BRealMagazine, I was excited to be able to use this module to develop a commercial site for my business. Below are five screenshots and an explanation of the editorial choices I made on why I have picked...

16 Dec Professional Conduct – Graphics Role

Posted at 15:46h in Cross Platform Journalism, Level 5 by Georgia Harding

Responsibilities For the graphics role, my responsibilities were preparing the title card and the credit roll, as well as playing the VTs during the live show when prompted. Along with this, I was also taught how to create the lower thirds for our pieces and was...

11 May LET’S GET LOUD

Posted at 18:57h in Uncategorized by Monique Mehler

by Bridget Mulrooney, Lewis Parker, Matt Whale and Monique Mehler Around six new cases of laryngectomy cancer (commonly known as throat cancer) are diagnosed every day in the UK. Let's Get Loud focuses on three of such cases: Ian Bradshaw, Jean Cooper, and Tony Smith went through an...

02 May Why I’ll Be Voting Labour On The 5th May

Posted at 23:40h in Interactive Journalism, Level 6 by MansourM

Journalist Mariam Mansour explains why she's taking the decision to vote Labour for the London Mayoral Elections on the 5th of May 2016. I was at the London Citizens event on Friday where the assembled six thousand Londoners presented their manifesto to the two leading mayoral candidates Sadiq Khan and...

02 May We Tried Out Virtual Reality!

Posted at 21:25h in Interactive Journalism, Level 6 by MansourM

Will Jordyn ever recover? Virtual Reality, the new hip technology on the market. https://youtu.be/mCfPBuiKpVc A virtual reality headset immerses you in a world of 360 experiences, games and simulations. The device is worn on the head and is usually accompanied or attached to another device. In this...

02 May What is War Reporting? An Interview with Mark Nicholls

Posted at 17:37h in Interactive Journalism, Level 6 by MansourM

The job of war reporting is dangerous but important, click play to hear if the job is as cool as it sounds. https://soundcloud.com/memsvictorious/war-corresondant-interview-final Everyone has at a point in their life sat down and watched or read in shock; news of wars around the world, but there’s...

02 May The UK music market in 2015 – double page spread

Posted at 14:25h in Digital Journalism 1, Level 4 by Gerve

With 122 million albums bought, streamed or otherwise consumed, 2015 was a fruitful year for the UK music industry. The market is now worth £1.1billion; up 4% from the previous year. While the market may be growing, the way we consume the product is changing....

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