It's not too early to start thinking about summer plans, is it? 😁Applications are now open for @uosojc's #NextGenUO, a journalism and communications camp for high school students on June 23-28th. Visit https://t.co/f1te3Zkydj to learn more.
@Ryan_Knutson is here to tell Storytellers about the business side of journalism. He’s had jobs in many different fields in journalism, and has been curious about how journalism makes (or doesn’t make) money. He now co-hosts a podcast for @WSJ!
And finally have fun! Thank you so much @MollyBedford for chatting with us. She’s a proud @DailyEmerald and @UOsojc alum and we’re lucky she could chat with us for a bit. #lifeasajgrad
@MollyBedford is telling our Storytellers “How to make it” in journalism. She’s a senior editor and art director of the business section @nytimes (so she’s definitely made it).
“Master the boring. But after you master the boring, don’t be boring!” Be creative and take risks! Bedford walked us through a story and how to make it interesting. She showed us some examples of her work:
In addition to Rodriguez’s story, storytellers listened to stories from @TigerWoods, @MiaHamm and @McIlroyRory through a series of videos. Each story was unique and demonstrated the impact of telling stories through moving images with sound.
Founder of StoryMark and a consultant of @Nike, Mark Pilkenton (@DuxFan23) is here to talk to our storytellers about how indivudals, brands and other groups can communicate their values, heritage and culture through storytelling.
“Sometimes there will be hidden truths that may remain hidden.”
Pilkenton challenges our storytellers to look out for hidden messages as they take a look at @nikesb athlete Paul Rodriguez’s story (@prod84).