1st Edition
MOJO: The Mobile Journalism Handbook How to Make Broadcast Videos with an iPhone or iPad
Introduction
Chapter 1: Mojo and the mobile journalism revolution
Chapter 2: Citizens and journalism
Chapter 3: Mojo across genres
Chapter 4: Tools of the mojo trade
Chapter 5: Composing visual proof
Chapter 6: Recording location sound with an iPhone
Chapter 7: SCRAP: The elements of mojo storytelling
Chapter 8: Mojo interviewing
Chapter 9: Creative mobile editing
Chapter 10: Mojo post production
Chapter 11: Mojo, social networks and social media
Chapter 12: File delivery and phone management
Chapter 13: Ethical and legal aspects of mojo
Chapter 14: Mojo resources
Author biographies
Index
Biography
Ivo Burum is an award-winning writer, director and television executive producer. He has more than 30 years’ experience working across genres including frontline international current affairs. A pioneer in UGS creation, Dr. Burum lectures in multimedia journalism. This is his second book about mojo. He runs Burum Media, a mojo and web TV consultancy that provides training for journalists, educators and remote communities internationally.
Stephen Quinn is a professor of journalism at the Norwegian Creative College (NKH) in Oslo. He was a journalist for 24 years in five countries before he became a university professor. His company MOJO Media Insights trains mobile journalists around the world. This is his twenty-first print book. He has also produced five iBooks. Dr Quinn’s other passion is wine: He co-writes a weekly column syndicated to seven countries.
"It's finally available, to demonstrate how we can all become MOJOs, with a cautionary note that it's not just technical skills that count, but a good basis in journalism. The "it" is the long awaited MOJO: The Mobile Journalism Handbook (How to Make Broadcast Videos with an iPhone or iPad)... Quinn and burum pack a wealth of background information, advice, and references on how to plan and what it takes to collect, sort out, produce, and disseminate content by using portable devices that older journalists could only dream of."
- Magda Abu-Fadil, Huffington Post
