Information-gathering
The 5W
Desk work
Writing techniques
Field work
Editing
Image processing (Photoshop)
Desktop publishing
Production of a bi-media daily publication
Preparation of a trip abroad
Photo, video and web design classes
Creation of a web-site for the multimedia reports they will publish while abroad
Multimedia journalism
Investigative journalism techniques (4 weeks)
Data journalism (1 week)
Advanced TV, radio and multi-media techniques
Introduction to video-reporting
If you have a question about our 1st year programme, please consult the F.A.Q.
2-3 month internship with a local, daily newspaper
Internship report
Students specialize (major and minor chosen at the end of the first year).
Newsroom writing techniques
Writing for different media channels
Reporting
Production of a solo project, a small group project, and a group project involving the whole school year
New forms of writing for audio-visual media
Video journalism (including square and vertical formats)
Motion design
Graphic design and dataviz
New sound formats (podcasts etc.)
Introduction to art direction
Production of a solo project, a small group project, and a group project involving the whole school year
Reporting for TV and magazine news
Presenting
Camera and editing techniques
Production of a 30-minute newsreel in real-life conditions; production of various reports (investigations, portraits, documentaries)
Radio journalism
Production of a live radio news show and of various thematic broadcasts (legal issues, sport, culture, local news, podcasts)
Digital journalism techniques
Basic editing
Basic on-line video production
Camera techniques
New visual writing techniques
Montage, motion design
Basic sound production
Radio formats
Vocal pitch control
OPTIONS:
Students validate their minors through a project they work on collectively in order to enhance specific skills relating to their chosen minor.
Throughout their degree course, our students work on the soft and hard skills which will help them act professionally in the workplace. Different modules are on offer, and students work in small groups on a multimedia publishing project.
We encourage all our students to gain as much work experience as possible (optional or mandatory internships).
As part of their second year, students must complete at least two internships of between one and four weeks.
The students must find their own placements and can complete up to 26 weeks of experience as part of their course.
An individual interview with the managing directors of the CFJ allows each student to fine-tune their professional aims and prepare for future job interviews.
If you have any questions about our courses, internships or job prospects, please contact Ms. Claire Desforges (cdesforges@cfjparis.com).
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