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Berkeley Journalism is committed to helping prospective students fund their graduate education sustainably. Berkeley Journalism Admissions Merit & Need-Based Funding All applicants who apply by the Round 1 deadline will receive priority consideration for limited Berkeley Journalism scholarships. All domestic, undocumented and international students are considered. As with the application, we practice a holistic review.…
Advanced Editing is a 6-week advanced editing course. Through viewings, readings, discussion, and hands-on exercises, students will advance their understanding of video editing aesthetics and process. We’ll cover primary styles of editing, including traditional verite, montage, and evidentiary editing. Students will learn practical how-tos, including organizing transcripts, creating visual reels, index-carding, and cutting to music.…
The Fall Documentary Photo class created a self-published Blurb Book ‘A House is Not A Home’ and is highlighted on Blurb web site as an example of great inspiration.
Some cities and towns in the U.S. are enlisting volunteers, or a “cool buddy,” to check in on at-risk neighbors –including seniors, disabled people and those without air conditioning. by Katie Rodriguez Above: A roofer works in a housing development while the sun beats down on him during a June 2021 heat wave in Phoenix.…
Above: Cindy Tine is pictured in the living room of her Newington, Connecticut, home with her cat, Stevie, Saturday, May 6, 2023. Tine, who lives on disability income, benefits from the Senior Paw Project, which delivers cat food and litter to her for free. By Richard Tzul This story was originally published by Connecticut Public…
Speakers and panelists include commentator and erstwhile candidate for governor, Arianna Huffington; Dan Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers to the press; Judith Miller, the former New York Times reporter who went to jail to protect a source (Lewis “Scooter” Libby, Jr., we now know); Commentary Magazine senior editor Gabriel Schoenfeld, who has famously advocated…
Shot by legendary cinematographer Albert Maysles, this dynamic musical documentary follows five Gypsy bands from four countries who unite for the Gypsy Caravan as they take their show around North America for a six-week tour, astounding every audience they meet. Their musical styles range from flamenco to brass band, Romanian violin to Indian folk. And…
Come for a brown-bag lunch session with Tom and Orville. Learn from one of the new media’s best exemplars of how one outraged person can publish original news and opinion on the web—and find that through viral replication in various papers and news sites, he and the writers he commissions are reaching hundreds of thousands…
Bios: Dana Goodyear is an editor at The New Yorker, and a frequent contributor to the magazine. She is also the author of a collection of poems, Honey and Junk, the paperback edition of which will be published by Norton in October. Her poems have appeared in The New York Review of Books, The New…
PBS’s international newsmagazine returns for a fourth season with a report on the dangers of covering the war in Iraq, where fifty-four journalists have already been killed during the conflict. The constant barrage of car bombings, ambushes, kidnappings, and beheadings have turned much of the country into a “no go zone” for reporters. FRONTLINE/World cameras…