Updated Multi-Media Workshop Information

Date: September 27, 2007

RE: 2007 NAYC Media Workshop Series

Contact: Lisa Blackhorse, LA_Blackhorse@yahoo.com

We are excited to offer a media workshop series during our Native American Youth Conference this year. Please read the media workshop information and respond to Anita Luera if you’re interested in having your students participate in this awesome opportunity.

Registration is still open for the conference.

Thanks,

Lisa Blackhorse

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Become a Journalist for the multi-media digital age

Meet TV, radio and print & online professionals who help bring information to Native peoples and to your communities. We are offering limited spots for four hands-on workshops for the multi-media digital world.

If you have students who already take pictures, write the headlines for school papers or electronically broadcast your school news, we would like to know in advance of the Oct. 18 & 19, 2007 Arizona Indian Education Association Youth Conference in Phoenix. Reserve a spot for highly interested media students who may want to join the exciting field on TV, radio, print or internet journalism. Contact: Anita.Luera@asu.edu

Andy Harvey of NBC Channel 12 News, LA Williams of KTNN Radio and Tom Arviso of Navajo Times Newspaper are just a few of the media professionals to be on hand!

Respond today to hold a spot in advance for your student.

ALSO Wanted: 4-6 digital photographers with some experience contact: Anita.Luera@asu.edu.

Anita F. Luera

Director, High School Programs

Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communications

Anita.Luera@asu.edu

480-965-5477

PO Box 871305

Tempe, AZ 85287-1305

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Media Sessions: Thursday, October 18

8 a.m. – 9 a.m. Registration – Media Session signups

Anita Luera & Tashia Glenn

Conference Registration area

9 a.m. – Youth Conference Photographer Session

photojournalist TBA , The Arizona Republic

Breakout Room 1

4 students assigned point & shoot cameras (ASU’s or cheap models)

Training on framing, subject notes, shooting assignments of conference.

11:10 a.m. Session 2 - Careers in a Multimedia World (Media Introduction) Featuring former 12 News reporter Mary Kim Titla.

Sonoran Ballroom

Presentated by ASU Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communication Anita Luera, Director of High School Programs, ASU Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications

Ron Bergamo, General Manager AZ TV & Loren Tapahe, Publisher, Native Scene

Session Lead Native Youth – The Power for the Changing World of Digital Journalism- Mary Kim Titla, Native Youth Magazine, former 12 News reporter.

Multimedia World – Leslie-Jean Thornton, Professor ASU Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communications

1:10 p.m. - Session 3 - Lights, Camera, Action! TV Broadcast

Sonoran Ballroom

Linda White Wolf, AZ TV – Session Lead

Andy Harvey, 12 News

Diana Pike, Fox 10

Sue Green, ASU Cronkite School NewsWatch

2:10 p.m. - Session 4 - Radio Broadcasting

Sonoran Ballroom

Patty Talahongva, Independent Producer -Session Lead

Jay Allen, KTNN Radio

LA Williams, KTNN Radio

Troy Little, KTNN Radio

Leander Moffitt, KTNN Radio

Media Sessions: Friday, October 19, 2007

10:10 a.m. Session 1 - Media Online

Sonoran Ballroom

Ben Winton, City of Phoenix, Independent Producer, Session Lead

John Leach, AzCentral.com

Michelle Savoy, AzCentral.com

11:10a.m. Session 2 – Print Journalism

Sonoran Ballroom

Tom Arviso, The Navajo Times, Session Lead

Loren Tapahe, Native Scene

Debra Utacia Krol, Heard Museum

Betty Reid, The Arizona Republic

Noon- NAYC Slideshow composing – Ben Winton

NAYC Slideshow playback – Closing Conference Session – Ben Winton