During tough times on furlough, friends Kelly and Megan take a chance on their mutual love by starting a brand-new baking company called ‘Sugar Coated… Read More »Booming baking business allowed Leeds friends to quit their jobs in lockdown
by Tom Heath Don’t “spray and pray”, but be prepared to take a lot of photos during a shoot, trainee journalists were told today. “I… Read More »“Only 10 per cent of what I shoot is good enough” – the truth of photography revealed by Leeds Trinity graduate
Concerns about how Covid-19 will affect the film industry were expressed by Empire Magazine’s editor-at-large Helen O’Hara at Leeds Trinity University’s Journalism and Media Week.… Read More »“Cinema will be okay” – film critic discusses the impact of Covid-19 on the film industry
By Thomas Wootton Students can have the edge over experienced production crews who are sometimes frightened of new technology, according to the head of innovation… Read More »Technology skills deficit in TV industry means future opportunities for young people, says Sky executive producer
As the UK enters its second lockdown, a London-based photographer and videographer told Leeds Trinity students to use this time to start working on their… Read More »London photographer shares top tips on turning your hobby into a business
by Riccardo Trono Using the BAME label to cover people of different ethnicities “simply doesn’t work”, performance artist and actress Kafayat Adegoke told an audience… Read More »The label BAME “simply doesn’t work” – Bradford-based actor Kafayat Adegoke on how the media represents femininity and racial diversity
By Thomas Wootton BBC Leeds’ political reporter in Bradford, Aisha Iqbal Khan, has been describing how the 9/11 attack on the Twin Towers in 2001… Read More »‘’9/11 changed our whole world and me’’ says Bradford political reporter
Opportunities for young sports journalists are actually being helped as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic according to Nick Westby, sports editor of The Yorkshire… Read More »“COVID-19 has opened up lots of opportunities for experience in sports journalism,” says Yorkshire Post sports editor
Woman’s Hour presenter Jane Garvey has said she is proud of the continuing discussions she sparked surrounding equal pay at the BBC. In a livestreamed… Read More »BBC’s Jane Garvey proud of ongoing impact of equal pay letter
Tips and tricks to break into the media industry were given today by an alumni panel at Leeds Trinity University’s annual Journalism and Media Week.… Read More »“It’s all about hard work, I don’t believe in talent” – Leeds Trinity graduates share tips on getting dream job in journalism