Northwestern University 1 credit Journalism
This key Medill video class will teach students how to write and produce newscasts, segments and studio interviews in our state-of-the-art control room and studio. The fast-paced course will emphasize the conversational writing styles of broadcast and video productions while continuing to build the journalistic fundamentals of accurate and ethical reporting. You will use material from the day's events to write and video edit stories on deadline.
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