NEW YORK, NY, July 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) Want to learn real world video journalism skills? New York Video School (NYVS) might be just right for you. NYVS offers expert video journalism courses for aspiring video journalists. Unlike costly classes that require travel, books and materials, on-site attendance, and so on, you will benefit from the wisdom of professional VJs at home.
With online video journalism tutorials at NYVS, you'll learn a lot about the practical side of video journalism, including necessary equipment, how to budget projects, and how to organize and manage your time effectively. You'll learn where the money is in the video journalism industry, and how to get it. You'll even learn about new opportunities in our ever-advancing world where all video information is presented on a series of screens. And all you'll need is a camera and computer to get started. That's all.
When you sign up for video journalism classes at NYVS, you'll be taught all the technical skills required for the most compelling video journalism, too. Without unnecessary false starts,
you will be getting professional results the first day of shooting. Courses cover a variety of topics, and even touch on today's demand for video journalism, a VJ's limitless web clientele, how to sell an idea with video, and more. As technology continues to advance, video production is becoming cheaper and cheaper. Now is the time advantage of this affordability and pursue your passion as a video journalist.
Since the NYVS video journalism tutorials are offered online, you can watch them again at any time
for additional review. Forgot an important concept, tip, or trick? Just review the tutorial of your choice! Video journalism is an exciting, high-energy career field! With experienced, passionate instructors at NYVS, you'll be even more inspired to give video journalism your all. And at NYVS, you're sure get professional results. All you need is a camera and computer to start. Let NYVS help you become a sensational video journalist.
Based in New York, New York, NYVS is a great alternative to traditional film schools for those looking to make a career as a video professional or anyone simply interested in learning how to make great videos. Check out their video journalism courses to learn more about their affordable online video courses.
New York Video School: Introducing Online Courses in Video Journalism
New York Video School, or NYVS.com, has a newly launched design on their website promoting easier navigation of video and film courses, including Video Journalism.
2011-07-29
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[Press-News.org] New York Video School: Introducing Online Courses in Video JournalismNew York Video School, or NYVS.com, has a newly launched design on their website promoting easier navigation of video and film courses, including Video Journalism.