The official blog of the broadcasting class of the 2012 Georgia Journalism Academy: "Grady Glee."
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Friday, June 15, 2012
David Hazinski
David Hazinski is a professor at UGA and a very unique man. He has different teaching methods and different ways to communicate with the students. He teaches a Grady college at the University of Georgia. In the past Hazinski has been involved with NBC and Atlas TV. If I were to interview Hazinski I would ask him what it is like to be a professor and what he likes the most about teaching and journalism.
Week in Review
This camp has been an unbelievable experience. I understood the knowledge it took to report stories. The reporting I worked on this week, was for nothing. In result, I have nothing to show for the time spent here at camp. I am not even apart of the broadcasting video. The main reason I came to camp was to report. Over all, the camp has been SO-SO.This camp was a great experience. I wish everyone the best luck, that is apart of the camp! :)
highs and lowss
This past week I experienced both highs and lows. The highs I experienced included getting to interview people who really were impacted by sports here at uga. I got to see just how much uga students loved the campus and how much it had become part of their life. Another high was getting to actually report sports even if it was only for a small period of time. My school doesn't offer any journalism programs so it was definitely a wonderful experience for me to do what I loved. A low that I experienced was when basically all hope seemed to be lost with the sports interviews. No players were allowed to talk to us, coaches were booked for weeks, and it seemed as though the story was better off just no longer being a part of the broadcast.
THE WEEK
My highs for this week were rooming with my bestfriend and spending time with her while working on something that we both were excited about doing. My lows were having to recreate the image of our segment and write something completely different in twenty minutes.
Highs and lows
The highs of my week were laughing with my best friend and collaborating with her over what we do best, finally finishing the editing on our piece, and Friday breakfast at Bolton. The lows of my week were rushing to rewrite our entire script twenty minutes before the unplanned shooting , especially after staying up till one a.m by myself to finish the original.
David Hazinski
David Hazinski is very important to journalist students at uga. Often times his methods of teaching are unique but all can agree they are still very influential. David is owner at Intelligent Media Consultants, professor of both Digital and Broadcast Journalism at the University of Georgia as well. In the past he was involved with CNN-IBN, A Pink TV, Atlas TV, and even a correspondent at NBC news. One would assume that the professors love and passion for ugh and its student would have developed as young child but the professor did not attend Uga but attended college in Pittsburg. A random fact about the professor is that he can actually be followed on twitter with his most recent tweet being, "Asking people to watch a 30-second spot before watching a 2 minute online video is dumb. Ads are fine, but should be shorter".If I were to ever interview David Hazinski, I would ask the following few questions:
1) What influenced you to become so passionate about Journalism?
2) How have your students helped you develop more as a journalist?3) What would you call your teaching technique?
4)Was their a time in your life when you believed you did not want to be a journalist and what influenced you to question it?
1) What influenced you to become so passionate about Journalism?
2) How have your students helped you develop more as a journalist?3) What would you call your teaching technique?
4)Was their a time in your life when you believed you did not want to be a journalist and what influenced you to question it?
SWOT
Strengths: A strength I believe I have had this week is the ability to work well under poor circumstances. Weakness: I believe i have had this week are not explaining well to others properly my opinion towards issues regarding our section. Opportunities:I had the opportunity to get out their and actually interview people which is something I had never really been given the chance to do. Threats: The threat that mainly influenced me this week is how protected the football team is. The protection of the team and their players almost completely ruined the football section this week from happening.
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