Dallas College Eastfield Student Media

03/14/2020

In the event that the DCCCD elects to switch to all-online classes, this would be very helpful for many students. This story includes the phone number for students to call. Please share.

The cable company will offer free Spectrum broadband for 60 days to families with school and college students.

08/31/2018

Get your applications ready, EFC journalists.

The Dallas Morning News, Texas' leading newspaper, offers internships in local news, breaking news, copy editing, business, features, editorial, enterprise, audience, sports and digital design/data.

07/09/2018

Contact Communications Program Coordinator Lori Dann at [email protected] if you are interested in taking an internship for college credit. This counts as an elective in the Mass Communications/Journalism field of study.

Each month, the Student Press Law Center puts together a list of paid journalism internships that are accepting applications. 

04/16/2018

Don't miss this opportunity to hear an amazing photojournalist speak about her work and the power of photojournalism to change the world. Kael Alford will be speaking TODAY at 12:30 p.m. in G-101.

Pass the Camera: Reflecting on Photojournalism
By Kael Alford
12:30 p.m. • G-101/102
Photojournalist and documentary photographer Kael Alford will present her work and discuss her professional trajectory over 20 years, the shifting journalism landscape,and her own changing perspectives on photography and teaching photography as tools for social impact. Alford, who also teaches news photography at Eastfield, has documented political conflict, underrepresented communities and cultural identity in photographs that have been published in magazines and newspapers around the world. Her work from Iraq is included in the book and exhibition "Unembedded: Four Independent Photojournalists on the War in Iraq." See this KERA video for more on Alford.

Kael Alford is a nationally acclaimed photojournalist who has travelled the world capturing untold stories. Her work has focused on political conflict, under...

10/16/2017

We had a great guest speaker today in Digital Video class. Karissa Leicht is a filmmaker and aspiring Director of Photography. She talked to us about her schooling, her jobs and movies she's worked on, the importance of networking, and showed us her demo reel. Here are some key takeaways from her talk:
1. Every job is an audition - be nice, work hard. People on set are watching you and if they're impressed with your work they will hire you for future jobs or for better positions.
2. Network - stay in touch with friends from school. They are likely to hire you or recommend you when they can.
3. Demo Reel - Keep it short, and show your very best in the first 5 cuts.
4. Work Hard - sometimes you have to take low, or unpaid, work to help build your work experience and exposure. So use those chances to learn a lot, network, and gain experience! It won't be forever.

You can follow her work on Instagram

10/02/2017

Designers: Font choice matters!

Years after Avatar's release, there's one thing Steven (Ryan Gosling) just can't get over. Get more SNL: http://www.nbc.com/saturday...

09/28/2017

Sticking with the interview theme: here's a great article on shooting interviews. It covers different scenarios, things to watch out for, and composition.

The interview is often the backbone of your video. When your goal is to provide relevant information

09/22/2017

Great instructional video by B&H on how to shoot an interview. I highly recommend watching! Even if you know the basics, it's a good review and touches on some things that you might not think about.

In this video Chase from Zacuto gives seven simple steps on how to shoot a video interview on location and in the studio. Topics discussed include assessing ...