@jarritotae solo leveling (action filled), ranking of kings (cute animation but full of action - the little train who train esque), and a lull by the sea (romance suspense type) are very good. Maybe toradora (slice of life-y) as well, see which ones you like
I've been loving my new job recently editing projects for @CCSU
So far I've been taught a few different cameras, audio board, and continued with my editing abilities.
Grateful to @CCSUJournalism and @ccsuinBrazil for the experience of a lifetime to create a newscast in a different country.
Tune into @NCTVNewington to watch our half hour block and all the work we put into this project.
Check us out on Instagram too!
#journalism
If you haven't already, watch the newscast my class produced in Brazil, featuring the seriousness of climate change in the country and the effort they're putting to end it. We put in a lot of work and I'm so proud of the outcome.
#journalism#Brazil#climate
I'm on the Cape.. and our entire party watched the @CCSUJournalism Brazil project and they loved it. I am beyond proud of the collaborative effort. Have you seen it? https://t.co/3yCniue6iI
We had the privilege of covering the logistics behind the Paris 24 Olympics more than a year ago on a course abroad. We saw the village still under construction and filed Instagram stories and other articles at this website.
https://t.co/NWHP3gbXIM
I was able to catch Project Brazil on @NCTVNewington last night. This trip was an amazing experience and to see our hard work being televised is so rewarding! Thank you to @DarrenSweeney@CCSUJournalism@mahonyma and the CCSU Media Board for making this possible. See links below.
Check out Project Brazil 🇧🇷 on Newington Public TV or on YouTube! Thank you to @DarrenSweeney@CCSUJournalism and everyone else who helped make this incredible experience possible.
https://t.co/UW9ypcWkvx
Thanks to the very engaging @AlleahOnAir from ��@WFSBnews for speaking to my intro @CCSUJournalism class today about broadcast news. She left her comfort zone to work in TV news in Louisiana, and she urged the students to take similar risks.
Dr. James Gill, Chief Medical Examiner, said it's hard to not know someone who has been affected by drug overdose, many of which are caused by Fentanyl
#j235f2023#ccsujournalism
Enfield resident, Anna Delaney, said her son was an encouraging person before he started using drugs. After his overdose she said "I look at the starling and it reminds me of him"
#j235f2023#ccsujournalism
Eileen Loprinze, a retired ICU nurse at Middlesex Hospital said that many nurses including herself coped with drug overdose death by "eating ice cream ans humor"
#j235f2023#ccsujournalism
As a Latina, we need more pieces like this. It was moving, necessary, and loud in all the right ways. Good job and proud of the team who worked on this.
Updated: Several @washingtonpost staffers determined to highlight the richness of their Latino culture decided to share their personal experiences through short essays that might reach your hearts, souls and funny bones @NAHJ@spj_tweets
https://t.co/KcQGLg2hHd