Friday, September 08, 2006

 

Advice for writers: Learn multimedia

Emily Sweeney of The Boston Globe notes how her professional development has shifted from writing and reporting to learning how to use multimedia tools. She thinks that learning those skills is essential for all journalists:

Reporters who can produce an edited MP3 clip or a video clip to accompany their news stories can become a valuable asset to any newsroom. And even if you never use an interactive map or video with your news stories, this kind of knowledge can help you collaborate more effectively with designers, photographers, video producers, and other folks in the newsroom.

In a piece for Quill magazine, Sweeney offers seven tips for becoming a "multimedia superhero."

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