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About SAIMC
 
Journalism in English
Number of Seats: 25
Minimum Qualification: Graduation with 50% aggregate marks
 
Introduction Curriculum Workshops Gallery Faculty
 
  Curriculum
 
  Print Journalism
 
  1. Reporting
    1. Developing a journalist's toolbox
    2. The personality of a reporter
    3. Getting ready for the media
    4. What Is News? Structuring a news story
    5. Different styles of Intros
    6. How to develop a beat
    7. Building Contacts
    8. Finding story ideas
    9. Various styles of Reporting: city, state bureau or capital, political, development, investigative, current Affair, special interest, Emerging issues
    10. Photo Journalism
  1. Communication Skills
    1. Communication concepts and functions
    2. Verbal and non-verbal communicaiton
    3. Public Relations
 Reporting for Television
 
  1. Reporting for Television
    1. Radio
    2. Television
    3. Documentaries
    4. Broadcast/Media Management
  1. Production skills
    1. How is TV different from print?
    2. Shooting the story, Thinking visually
    3. Getting the right sound byte
    4. Piece to Camera, Anchoring, Reporting live
    5. Voice over training
 Radio Journalism
 
    1. Basics of Radio
    2. How to put a radio programme together
    3. The art of ad-libbing, Radio Jockeying, Radio spots
Documentary Films
 
    1. Putting together of a documentary film from ideation to the final cut
    2. Research, finding a focus, writing a rough script, shooting differently
    3. Different story telling techniques, Packaging
    4. Pitching and Marketing the film
    5. Absorbing feedback and criticism
  1. Feature Writing
    1. Research and building database of information
    2. Different types of features
    3. The art of interviewing, writing profiles, obituaries, human interest stories, opinion pieces, editorials, advertorials, column writing
    4. Tracking a story, Follow ups
    5. Special stories: developing sensitivity and expertise
    6. Editing
    7. Designing on Quark
    8. Newspaper Production 
  1. Research Methods And Its Practical Applications
    1. Qualitative and Quantitative research tools
    2. Applications and strategy of different media lines
    3. Research on the media
    4. Research for the media
  1. Television Production Techniques
    1. Building a technical mind set
    2. Basic camera and lighting
    3. Basics of editing and sound recording
    4. Making a rundown
    5. Designing a news bulletin
    6. The setup of a newsroom
    7. Functioning of the PCR, studio, news desk
Online Journalism
 
    1. Online as the journalism of the future.
    2. What is so special about online writing?
    3. How it is different from print and television and radio, Attributes of a good website
    4. Writing for the web, Bogging, Posting articles online
    5. Doing a multimedia story
 
 
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