FROM THE WORKSHOP: What our tax dollars pay for
Community Contributor | 1-12-2010 | Comments |
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During a workshop on community reporting, hosted by SCOPE and run in partnership by the South LA Report and the Metamorphosis Project, South LA resident Delores Kelley took to the streets to take pictures of what our tax dollars pay for. Participants had a brief overview of storytelling skills, followed by basic instructions in photography, before heading outside onto Florence Avenue. Using an audio recorder and slide show program for the first time, Kelley narrated along to her images.
To find out more about our community workshops, or to host one in your neighborhood, please contact us at southla@usc.edu. We run community and high school workshops covering a range of topics, including community reporting, storytelling skills, photography, videography, radio reporting, interviewing skills, researching a story, feature writing, opinion writing, producing audio commentaries and multi-media storytelling. All workshops are free, and equipment is provided. Are you a media professional and can offer your time to help run a workshop? Are you a journalism student who would like to volunteer? Are you a community leader who would like to see more stories being told about your neighborhood? Contact us: southla@usc.edu
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