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Course Post-Digital Photojournalism is introducing the current situation of visual journalism. With the rise of digital technologies, theoreticians started to describe the era as post-photographic, as the death of traditional photography. Now, twenty years later it is obvious, that visual messages are more powerful than ever. This course will introduce today's condition of visual journalism. Students will learn about the transition from traditional, film-based photography to digital imaging, to the current post-digital condition. Part of the course are also practical assignments, which will help to better understand the nature of problems introduced in theoretical lectures. Students will use traditional photo equipment, DSLRs, mobile photojournalism, drone journalism, VR journalism.
MOODLE: https://dl2.cuni.cz/course/view.php?id=6110 Poslední úprava: Lábová Sandra, Mgr., Ph.D. (01.10.2025)
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CHAMBERLAIN, Phillip (2017). Drones and Journalism: How the media is making use of unmanned aerial vehicles (Routledge Focus on Journalism Studies) 1st Edition. ISBN-13: 978-1138668782. LESTER, P., M., ROSS, S., D. (2011). Images that injure [elektronický zdroj]: pictorial stereotypes in the media / Susan Dente Ross and Paul Martin Lester, editors. ISBN 9780313378935. Kobre, K. (2008). Photojournalism: the professionals' approach. Amsterdam; Boston: Focal Press. Láb, F. L., & Štefaniková, S. (2017). Photojournalism in Central Europe: Editorial and Working Practices. Nordicom Review, 387-23. doi:10.1515/nor-2017-041. LANGTON, L. (2009). Photojournalism and today's news: creating visual reality / Loup Langton. ISBN 9781405178976. PANZER, M. (2005). Things as they are: photojournalism in context since 1955 / by Mary Panzerr ; afterword by Christian Caujolle. ISBN 9781597110365. RITCHIN, F. (2010). Bending the frame: photojournalism, documentary, and the citizen / Fred Ritchin. ISBN 9781597111201. WHEELER, T. (2002). Phototruth or photofiction? [electronic resource]: ethics and media imagery in the digital age / Tom Wheeler. ISBN 0805842616. ZAVOINA, S. C. (2002). Digital photojournalism / Susan C. Zavoina, John H. Davidson. ISBN 0205332404.
https://witness.worldpressphoto.org https://www.worldpressphoto.org/activities/research/state-news-photography-2016 https://www.worldpressphoto.org/news/2016-02-29/world-press-photo-foundation-releases-technical-report-2016-photo-contest Poslední úprava: Němcová Tejkalová Alice, doc. PhDr., Ph.D. (19.02.2023)
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Requirements: 1) Active participation in lectures is expected 2) Test covering 1st block (min. 16, max. 30 points) - consists only of the information the class covers. 3) Photo assignments submitted on time - photo story (max. 15 points: 5 points for on-time submission; 10 points for the quality of the assignment) 4) Multimedia collaborative project (max. 25 points; 5 points on time submission; 15 points quality of the project; self contribution - 5 points) 5) Student presentation (max. 5 points - submitted on time) 3) Semestral project - picture story (max. 25 points - 10 points for on-time submission; 15 points for the quality of the assignment) Note: Assignments not submitted via MOODLE on time will automatically receive a reduced score if submitted within one week after the deadline. Submissions made later than a week after the deadline receive automatically 0 points in total.
Poslední úprava: Lábová Sandra, Mgr., Ph.D. (15.09.2025)
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FIRST Block - Photo and Photojournalism Basics Week 1 (2/10): Course Introduction and Foundations (100 minutes) Week 2 (9/10): Technology of photography (100 minutes) Week 3 (16/10): Visual Storytelling Basics (100 minutes) Week 4 (23/10): Light and Studio Workshop I (200 minutes)
Finishing 1st block (requirements)
SECOND BLOCK - Multimedia Collaborative Project Week 7 (6/11): Multimedia Collaborative Project I (90 minutes) + 1st Assignment (photostory): feedback (80 minutes) Week 8 (13/11): Multimedia Collaborative Project II: Preparations (100 minutes) Week 9 (17/11 and 20/11): Multimedia Collaborative Project III (individual) Week 10 (27/11): Multimedia Collaborative Project IV - Presentation and Feedback (100 minutes) Finishing 2nd block (requirements)
THIRD BLOCK - FINAL PHOTOJOURNALISM PROJECT Week 11 (4/12): Guest lecture + Final Project I - Photo Essay ; (140 minutes) Week 12 (11/12): Final Project II - Photo Essay - discussion (100 minutes) Week 13 (18/12): Student presentation of inspiring contemporary photojournalistic work (100 minutes) Week 14 (8/1/2026): Fakery and ethics in photojournalism January 2026: Final Project III - Finals (exact dates TBA in December 2025) Finishing 3rd block (requirements) Poslední úprava: Lábová Sandra, Mgr., Ph.D. (01.10.2025)
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