Masterclass of the Young Journalist Media School took place at the RUSSIA EXPO
On June 25, at the RUSSIA EXPO, the second masterclass was held for students of media classes from Moscow schools. An educational program was prepared for them, consisting of an introductory lecture, a thematic tour and a workshop, where future media professionals presented their own media products based on the results.
The event began with a lecture on how specialists from various spheres of the media industry work within the framework of the most extensive contemporary exhibition project.
After the theoretical part, participants embarked on an excursion route. The students visited the remote studios of Channel One and VGTRK in Pavilion No. 75, immersing themselves in the atmosphere of broadcasting, interviews and live reporting.
In the press center of the Exposition, future media specialists observed how unique content is created in real-time and how news events are managed. They learned about the internal workings of the Exposition's own television, including technical equipment, editing rooms, makeup rooms, and, of course, the studio where announcements, holiday greetings, and famous Exposition voices like Shaman, Polina Gagarina, Vladimir Mashkov, Nyusha, Dmitry Pevtsov and others are recorded, heard by every RUSSIA EXPO visitor.
The final stage of the program was a creative workshop where the students applied their acquired knowledge in practice. Under the guidance of mentors, they edited video clips and prepared posts for social networks according to the genre's conventions. Each participant of the media school left their mark on the informational narrative of the Exposition.
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The guest shared several pieces of advice that will be useful in their future profession.
