Journalistic Chronicle Writing
From interviews to concept
A course by Javier Sinay , Journalist and Writer
About the video: From interviews to concept
Overview
“The form of a chronicle begins to appear when one organizes everything that was obtained in the interviews. In this lesson I show you how to do it. ”
In this video lesson Javier Sinay addresses the topic: From interviews to concept, which is part of the Domestika online course: Journalistic Chronicle Writing. Discover how to write captivating journalistic chronicles and develop your skills within the world of journalism..
Partial transcription of the video
“The form of the chronicle begins to appear when one orders everything that was obtained in the interviews. In this lesson we are going to look at focus and structure. The focus is defined when we choose what to tell and how to tell it, and when we begin to give a form to what we want to tell, and it is very important not to beat around the bush. Beat around the bush It is perhaps one of the most common errors and it is very easy to fall into it, so to avoid it you have to define well what your focus is. The focus is the spine of the whole story. For example, the focus of the life of a virus...”
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Course summary for: Journalistic Chronicle Writing
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Areas
Narrative, Non-Fiction Writing
Javier Sinay
A course by Javier Sinay
Javier Sinay is a renowned journalist and writer specialized in the chronicle genre. With an outstanding international career, his articles have been published in media around the world and he has received multiple recognitions for his work. Javier has written fascinating books that address diverse topics and has collaborated in various literary anthologies.
His focus on chronicling as a means of making sense of the world and sharing it with the public makes him an expert in his field. With their guidance, you can learn from their experience and knowledge to become a skilled chronicler.
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