Former Model D managing editor offers smartphone photojournalism workshop
Walter Wasacz is teaching a smartphone photojournalism workshop through Allied Media Project's media making academy, Co.Open.
In today’s media landscape, it’s important to have a diverse set of tools, to have the ability to tell your story in a variety of mediums. For those looking to do just this, Model D managing editor Walter Wasacz is teaching a smartphone photojournalism workshop through Allied Media Project‘s media making academy, Co.Open.
[Read some of Wasacz’s 100+ features for Model D]
According to the description, “This class will teach participants how to become independent documentary makers by using your phone as a creative instrument for written and visual communication.”
The workshop will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. every Tuesday evening in February. To learn more or register, click here. To learn about other workshops offered by Co.Open, click here.
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