TV program brings together Caucasus teens for hands-on experience
Region :None
Country :Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia
Topic :Television, Diversity, Basic Journalism, Young Journalists
21/05/2007
South Caucasus teens interested in TV work have the chance to take part in the production of a news program. Application deadlines vary by country.
Adolescents in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia are eligible, and the application process is competitive. This regional project, called "Kids' Crossroads," is a joint effort of Internews organizations in those countries.
According to an announcement from Internews Georgia, the chosen participants will learn various aspects of producing the "Our Express" TV program. Under expert guidance, participants will work together and take responsibility for shooting video, reporting and editing the show. Before producing the program, the teens also will attend seminars led by foreign trainers.
In Armenia, according to the Internews Armenia Web site, the eligible ages are 13 to 17 and the deadline is May 31. For more information, contact office@internews.am, telephone +374 10 58 36 20, or visit http://www.internews.am/.
In Georgia, those aged 14 to 17 are eligible to apply, and the deadline is June 10. For more information, contact Shorena Kochiashvili at shorena@internews.ge or telephone +995 32 92 33 95, or visit http://www.internews.ge/eng/news_detailed.php?id_numb=258.
For more information on the competition in Azerbaijan, contact office@internews.az, telephone +994 12 4972102.
Media.ge: http://media.ge/eng/page.php?m=news_detailed&id_numb=210
SOURCE: http://www.ijnet.org/Director.aspx?P=Article&ID=306306&LID=1
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Chris Schuepp
Young People's Media Network - Coordinator
Youth Media Consulting GbR
c/o ECMC (European Centre for Media Competence)
Bergstr. 8 / 11th floor
D-45770 Marl - Germany
The YPMN is supported by UNICEF and hosted by the ECMC.
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