Journalists interested in visual storytelling can attend a workshop June 24 to 30 in Rochester, New York.
The Kalish Workshop is a training on visual communication across a variety of platforms, such as mobile, tablet, web and print. It was named after pioneering photo editor Stan Kalish.
Participants will work on how to establish narrative, select media mix (stills and/or video), post-production techniques and interactive storytelling in nonlinear editing.
Applicants should have basic knowledge of Adobe Premiere and InDesign.
The cost to attend is US$850, but there are tuition scholarships and registration stipends available.
The deadline is April 1.
For more information on how to apply, click here.
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