Produce a business news video in a day: Self-guided training

By Kelly Carr on Jul 28, 2010 in Multimedia, Self-guided training, Training Archives

Workshop participants interview a business owner in Phoenix to produce a video package during the training.

“Produce a Business News Video in a Day” was a specialized training workshop held during the 2010 Society of America Business Editors & Writers conference in Phoenix.

The intensive day of hands-on training helped journalists learn the skills to shoot business news videos.

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

The session was led by Brian Snyder, a TV-production specialist and a faculty associate at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication who teaches videography and non-linear editing.

AGENDA

Session One: How to shoot video and use the equipment
Session Two: Introduction to editing
Session Three: Viewing and critique of video stories

SELF-GUIDED LESSON

Take a look through the recordings, resources and tools below. At your own pace, you can walk through the self-guided lesson on producing a business news video.

This video story package was produced by journalists during the training session.

Session recordings

Session One: How to shoot video

Session Two: Introduction to editing

Session Three: Viewing and critique of video stories
Powerpoint slideshows
- Shooting made easy
Instructor

Brian Snyder: A TV-production specialist and a faculty associate at Arizona State University.
Additional resources
- Tips on shooting video stories: Learn the five basic shots

About the Author

Kelly is the Reynolds Center's Senior Online Producer. She has worked as a reporter for several newspapers, most recently The Arizona Republic, and has been an adjunct professor at Arizona State University’s Cronkite School. She has a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction from Goucher College and holds a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from West Virginia University. Kelly also was a fellow at The Poynter Institute and a contributing writer for "Cancer Stories: Lessons in Love, Loss & Hope."