Following shot in Mobile Journalism

Sometimes, the best camera move is simply not to lose your subject. Following shots keep you close.

Common Mobile Filming Mistakes

Shot something, but it feels… off? Discover the classic filming mistakes — and fix them with cat-like grace.

Gimbal in Mobile Journalism

Shaky hands? Uneven steps? Say hello to your new best friend – GIMBAL, the dance partner for your phone.

The ABCDE of a Great Trainer

Want to train like a pro? Use the ABCDE to make every session unforgettable.

Advanced Shot Types in Mobile Journalism

Ready to go beyond the basics? It’s time to level up. Learn advanced shot types for Mobile Journalism.

Six Thinking Hats for Africa: Rethinking Media Training

Before launching the next big idea, take a moment to think differently. What if the breakthrough isn’t in the tech — but in the way you think?

Dutch Angle – A World Gone Skewed

Something feels off — and that’s the point. DUTCH ANGLE tilts the frame to show tension, imbalance, or inner chaos. But be careful: it’s a spice, not the sauce.

Gen Styles – How Different Generations Communicate

Each generation talks differently. X sends emails. Y tells stories. Z reacts. Alpha swipes. Gen styles explain why some messages land — and others don’t.

PULL OUT SHOT – When the Story Moves Away

Step back. See more. PULL OUT opens the frame — revealing the bigger picture and giving your story the space to hit stronger.

Speak Like a Leader, Not Just a Speaker

Want to speak like a pro — with power, clarity, and calm? Learn from five legendary communicators who’ve done it on the biggest stages in the world. Steve Jobs, Barack Obama, Denzel Washington, Emma Watson, Malala Yousafzai.