Mobile Journalism (MoJo)

• Basics of Television Photography.
• Types of Television News.
• Importance of Mobile Photography.
• Technical and Editorial Planning for Mobile Photography.
• Overview of Some Popular Mobile Video Editing Programs.
• Steps for Shooting and Producing a Television Story with a Mobile.
• How to Shoot, Edit, and Publish a Good Video with a Mobile.
• How to Shoot an Interview with a Mobile.
• How to Broadcast Live with a Mobile.
• The Future of Mobile Photography and Its Limits.

• Gain extensive knowledge of the mechanisms of mobile journalism, its tools, techniques, and methods for television photography using a smartphone.
• Familiarize with the most prominent editing programs used in mobile journalism and practice using them.
• Practice producing a short television story using a mobile phone, and discuss it from both technical and editorial perspectives.

• High-quality educational material in terms of content and design, presented in an elegant manner.
• Trainers of the highest standards.
• Advanced training tools.
• A trained team to ensure complete comfort for the trainees.
• Training rooms equipped with all necessary facilities.
• Ability to design training programs according to the strategies of the client companies.

At Creative Sources for Training (CSTC), we strive to apply the highest standards of quality to achieve the desired goals through:

• Conducting pre- and post-tests to determine the added value of the program.
• Relying on workshops and enhancing interaction between the trainer and participants, as well as among participants themselves.
• Utilizing the latest training tools and interactive aids applied globally.
• Transferring the experiences of institutions that have implemented and achieved significant success.
• Preparing and developing training materials by specialists and practitioners of similar projects, and presenting them in an elegant manner.
• Focusing on executing the project in a distinctive training environment that matches the nature of the program, at a five-star hotel.
• Conducting courses with a maximum of 20 participants per program.
• Providing detailed reports on each training program, including (attendance, participation, assignments, test results, etc.).