Cutting Tape to Copy
Learn how to make your visuals match your copy.
Learn how to make your visuals match your copy.
What skills do you need to be a multimedia journalist? NBC10 Philadelphia’s Tim Furlong talks about his job and career.
What started as a Spanish-language insert in a California campus newspaper is now the main source of news for the area’s growing Latino population.
“Southlake” podcast hosts Antonia Hylton and Mike Hixenbaugh share how they reported and produced their six-part series.
Reid Davenport, a NBCU Academy Original Voices Fellow, says his film “chips away at the corrosive legacy of the Freak Show.”
MLK50’s founder Wendi Thomas says, “We’re aligned with people that Dr. King would be aligned with if he were still alive. That’s people of color, immigrants, the undocumented and women.”
How do reporters verify social media and user-generated content? An NBC News senior social newsgathering reporter shows us how it’s done.
By sharing stories, sources and training opportunities, Texas Metro News aims to support Black journalists and offer more robust coverage of the Black community.
Jiachuan Wu, a national interactive journalist for the NBC News Digital Data/Graphics team, discusses with NBCU Academy her day-to-day work and her path as an interactive journalist.
The ‘Meet the Press’ anchor explains the meaning of ‘on the record,’ ‘off the record’ and ‘on background.’
When it comes to what journalists posts on their own social media accounts, there are a couple key rules that should be followed. NBC News Director of Standards Nina Sen explains how journalists can remain professional and authentic online.
Zora Stephenson broke local sportscasting barriers by becoming the first woman to call a Bucks game. “History was never the goal,” she said, but “I don’t take it lightly.”
“Our solution here isn’t just to train white folks to be more woke,” one expert said. “What we want to do is to put in policies that take this out of the realm of this discretion.”
NBC News Recruiter Tara Morgan presents her best tips for journalists’ resumes and how to get noticed by recruiters.
Of the 73 editors-in-chief at award-winning college newsrooms in the Spring 2021 semester, less than 6 percent were Black, and approximately 10 percent were Latinx — significantly less than their share of the college population.
LinkedIn Career Expert Andrew McCaskill gives tips on how to set up your LinkedIn profile to get noticed and hired.
NBC News correspondent Josh Lederman explains how to find and develop a broad range of sources within your beat.
NBC News Senior Reporter Brandy Zadrozny takes you through the tools and resources you can use to start researching your beat.
Beat reporters are experts in a particular topic. Learn how to pick and define yours.
TODAY Show meteorologist Al Roker breaks down how he reports on the weather.
Nnamdi Egwuonwu, segment producer for “Zerlina” on Peacock, takes us behind the scenes on the research, writing, and editorial vision to make the news happen.
Ever wonder how anchors seem to never break eye contact? MSNBC Anchor Yasmin Vossoughian explains how to use a teleprompter.
Learn how to identify, vet and book expert sources for broadcast stories.
How do you interview VIPs on live TV? CNBC’s senior media and entertainment reporter shares advice.