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Induction to Media Practice
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As a part of Media and Communications study, the Induction to Media Practice Course is production-based, allowing students to graduate from the programme with a portfolio to present to potential employers in the future. The course includes journalism, Television, Photography, Radio, Illustration, Scriptwriting with Prose Writing and Animation. Among those courses, Television and journalism interest me more, because TV Journalism is exactly what I want to do in my future career. In the following of this paper, I will discuss all the work we have done throughout all the induction courses and analyse the key skills I have acquired. Then I will evaluate how I would like to develop television production and journalism to a more advanced level. The course of journalism provides a brief introduction to the conventions of journalism and an introduction to basic skills of being a professional journalist. At the beginning, the course mainly focuses...
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