Report from Brussels Bootcamp

Posted February 17, 2017
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This week we are training journalists in Brussels in video using nothing but their iPhones. Not only are we always amazed how quickly someone can pick up the method and make a great 1 minute story, but also we are blown away by what can be done simply using an iPhone. Using it to shoot, to edit, and to publish it is one of the most powerful tools for video out there.

 


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