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Geo Lahore offers certificate programs in TV reporting, production

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 22 March 2015

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Geo Lahore offers certificate programs in TV reporting, production
Geo News Lahore has launched a one-month course in television reporting and production for aspiring journalists. The course includes diverse aspects of TV production.
ISLAMABAD: Geo News, Lahore is offering a one-month course in television reporting and television pre and post-production to aspiring journalists.
The last date to apply for the course is March 28 and the fee is Rs30,000.
An announcement by the channel says, “our curriculum will challenge you, and our latest technology will fascinate you, through a creative learning approach based on the art of visual story-telling.”
It also promises to introduce the candidates to all aspects of television production that includes shooting, directing, writing, editing and producing.
Professional certification will be awarded to students who successfully complete two offered courses. The training session runs from April 1-30, 2015.

KEY POINTS:

  • Course details include TV reporting and production.
  • Applications close on March 28 with a fee of Rs30,000.
  • Training runs from April 1-30, 2015.
  • Professional certification awarded upon course completion.
  • Hands-on training in shooting, directing, writing, and editing.

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