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Resources for readers
28 Lessons-
PreviewDownload the app
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PreviewCompanion site to Mobile Journalism Book
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StartGrand Canyon
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StartApp list
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StartFilming with the DoubleTake app
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PreviewMojo Pioneer
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StartMind map of Story forms (Dec 2012)
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Start10 tips Poster
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StartMojo Gear
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StartLighting for mobile TV
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PreviewInsta360 cam
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StartCase Study Pascal Pletch
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StartApps for MOJO
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StartMap apps
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StartVideo vs. Filmmaking
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StartS.M.A.R.T. Media Lab
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StartYour Smartphone is your Newsroom (June 2012 - Global Editors Congress in Paris)
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StartVertical Video 1
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StartVertical Video 2
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StartCourse pack for schools
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StartA Mobile Journalism Syllabus for teachers
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StartAnamorphic Alps
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StartGimbal cam - Starfish Hunter
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StartJohn H. White
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StartAshley Pla Master's thesis on MOJO
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StartReuters Institute MOJO paper by a research fello
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StartSennhiser HandMic Digital
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StartNews Package - sample script
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Mobile Journalism Book
Companion site to the textbook by Robb Montgomery
Select the best apps and gear
Shoot and edit visual stories
Frame and film interviews
Make the right camera settings
Produce audio stories
Master the six-shot pattern
Edit a news package on a smartphone
Write scripts and voice-over narration
Broadcast live video reports
Improve stories with graphics
Report on camera
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The 'Bible of Mobile Journalism.'
Marcela Kunova, Editor, Journalism Co UK
Written for reporters, editors, producers, students and media faculty, this 'MOJO bible' features 12 chapters on multimedia storytelling, photo journalism, graphics, video editing, live reporting, and all the kit and apps that fuel mobile journalism.
From producing audio scripts to vertical video the chapters are richly illustrated with case studies from international broadcasters like the BBC.
Mobile Journalism is available in the following formats:
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The kindle and paperback versions are in textbook format and the Apple Books and PDF feature 170 full-color, magazine style spreads. A
All editions of Mobile Journalism include links to online videos and access to a companion Web site at the Smart Film School, where readers can view and download additional resources.
Select the best apps and gear
Plan and produce social video
Prepare reporter standups
Shoot and edit visual stories
Frame and film interviews
Make the right camera settings
Produce audio stories
Master the six-shot pattern
Edit a news package on a smartphone
Write scripts and voice-over narration
Broadcast live video reports
Improve stories with graphics
Report on camera