Journalism & Radio work by students @ TAFE NSW
BY KERRI ELLIS These experiences, attractions and Sydney icons won’t cost you a brass razoo. Who doesn’t want to see one of the world’s most fabulous cities for very little? Take the Bondi to Coogee Walk – take in the stunning views as you make your way from Bondi to Coogee. Starting at the northern […]
BY KAT VELLA and ERIN GRANT Today is ‘Feel Good Friday’ and to celebrate Father’s Day this weekend we have trawled YouTube looking for the best feel-good videos of dads doing what dads do best! Dads come in all shapes and sizes and here at TAFE Media we want to celebrate the diversity of fatherhood. […]
BY KERRI ELLIS, KAT VELLA and BRITTNEY TOLHURST As part of our Feel Good series, students compiled a simple list of things you can do today to give you the warm and fuzzies today. Treat yourself to a beer and help make the world become a better place Two Wolves Community Cantina – Broadway Enter […]
By Brittney Tolhurst Australian Singer, Actor and Dancer Hugh Jackman, heads off to NASA’s Lone Star flight museum in Houston, Texas for the launch of Montblanc’s new space-age StarWalker pen. According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Jackman has been the global ambassador for Montblanc since 2014, but insists he’s been a fan of the German brand way […]
By Maddy Turner The Lion King “live action” film was released 17th July, 2019 – almost exactly 25 years after the original first hit cinemas. Whilst I’m sure it was a huge hit with the younger generations (basically children), it has been made excruciatingly clear that many fans of the OG movie were let […]
By Rob Nyffenegger Editor’s Note: Sadly this is the last in the Foto PhreakZ series. Keep following Rob’s work on his website, Rob Nyffenegger Photography. Episode 5 – Photographic Triangle What is the photographic Triangle? There are three basic settings on which photography is based. These are: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Each one has […]
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following piece may contain images and references to people who may have died. The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith (1978) A landmark Australian film showing the racism and injustices faced by Indigenous Australians, especially those from a mixed cultural background. Jimmie Blacksmith (Tommy Lewis) struggles with having both […]
Written by Rob Nyffenegger Episode 4 – Lens Types Although lens selection for mobile devices is a fairly limited affair, it is still useful to understand what type of lenses there are available and their uses. And if you decide to go with a larger camera option over a mobile in the future, then you […]
By Joseph Najjar Murder on the Orient Express is a 1934 novel by Agatha Christie . In it, we follow acclaimed Belgian detective Hercule Poirot, on his journey on the luxurious train, the Orient Express. It is here the root of the problems begin as an elderly American passenger, Samuel Ratchett, approaches Poirot, asking for […]
Article by Rob Nyffenegger Episode 3 – Rules of Photography This segment will cover basic photographic practices and techniques to give a few pointers folks may find useful. I will concentrate more on the photo journalism side of things in this episode rather than open up a can of worms by going into specific photography. Ground rules Understanding […]