The audio file found on this site is a radio package that I produce as a part of my degree. The package attained the top mark for this particular assignment.
http://www.centreforjournalism.co.uk/assignment/bluewater-shopping-centre-hit-recession
This is a layout created by myself emulating the style of the Medway Messenger (part of the KM group), using pieces that I worked on whilst on work experience there.
Medical science has advanced an awe-inspiring amount since the middle ages. Wiped from human memory, are times of insanitation and plague in the UK. Herbal remedies and witchdoctor practice are no longer accepted as science, we now have unparalleled knowledge and clarity about the human anatomy. Middle age killers are now modern day annoyances, few without treatment.
Wikipedia, the fifth highest rated website in the world, came under fire when Felipe Ortega, from a University in Madrid, claimed that it had lost 49,000 editors in the first three months of 2009. Just months after it had publically called for thousands of volunteer editors, this appeared to spell the end of the crowd sourcing phenomenon.
My name is James Woodcock, a student studying journalism at The University of Kent in Medway. On the course, I produce journalism in many formats.
I write news, news features and reviews, and I also produce video, radio and online output. I am adept at using Adobe InDesign, Adobe Premier Elements, Adobe Flash and Adobe Audition.
I master new software quickly, as well as online applications. I feel that I work quickly, competantly and efficiently. I have no qualms with working to deadline.
My main interests are films and technology. When not filling my spare time with these, I like to keep myself in good shape. Or at least attempt to.
The purpose of this blog is one of self-publishing, as I relish the opportunity to write and have a creative output. I hope you enjoy exploring this blog.
