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The grand opening of the youth media project "City in Frame" took place at the Kvantorium-Tobolsk children's technopark. The initiative was implemented by the media centre of the Gymnasium named after N.D. Litsman, called "Impulse", with the support of SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. The project aims to give schoolchildren the opportunity to acquire skills in modern journalism and become active participants in shaping the city's informational image.
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Over the coming months, the project participants – media teams from city schools – will learn, under the guidance of mentors: the basics of video journalism; interviewing techniques; creating podcasts; and working with modern media equipment.
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As part of the "City in Frame" project, the podcast "Residents of Tobolsk Speak", a series of video stories about city events, and an educational course "School of Media Journalism" have already been launched.
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At the event, a press conference was held for the young correspondents with representatives of government and business.
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<b>Pyotr Vagin, Head of the City:</b><br>
<em>"Today, whoever controls information and interprets it correctly, without distortion, will be the winner. A journalist must be genuine, honest, and speak the truth on camera."</em>
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<b>Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations and Implementation of Socio-Economic Projects at ZapSibNeftekhim:</b><br>
<em>"The main challenge is to identify, through the camera lens, a new generation of heroes who will become the 'pillars' on whose shoulders the city's development will rest."</em>
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Special attention within the project is given to the interaction between traditional media and young authors, as well as to the role of the "Movement of the First" in developing leadership qualities among Tobolsk residents. All parties confirmed their readiness to support initiatives that allow young people to make a name for themselves.
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<b>Safiya Muzaforova, 8th grade pupil of the Gymnasium named after N.D. Litsman:</b><br>
<em>"For us, this is a real chance not just to learn how to shoot videos, but to influence how others see our city. When you hold the camera yourself and interview interesting people, you begin to feel like part of something big, not just an observer."</em>
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The "City in Frame" media project will conclude at the end of the year. The culmination will be a major city media festival, "Tobolsk: The Voice of a Generation", where the best works of the participants will be presented.
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Over the coming months, the project participants – media teams from city schools – will learn, under the guidance of mentors: the basics of video journalism; interviewing techniques; creating podcasts; and working with modern media equipment.
As part of the "City in Frame" project, the podcast "Residents of Tobolsk Speak", a series of video stories about city events, and an educational course "School of Media Journalism" have already been launched.
At the event, a press conference was held for the young correspondents with representatives of government and business.
Pyotr Vagin, Head of the City:
"Today, whoever controls information and interprets it correctly, without distortion, will be the winner. A journalist must be genuine, honest, and speak the truth on camera."
Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations and Implementation of Socio-Economic Projects at ZapSibNeftekhim:
"The main challenge is to identify, through the camera lens, a new generation of heroes who will become the 'pillars' on whose shoulders the city's development will rest."
Special attention within the project is given to the interaction between traditional media and young authors, as well as to the role of the "Movement of the First" in developing leadership qualities among Tobolsk residents. All parties confirmed their readiness to support initiatives that allow young people to make a name for themselves.
Safiya Muzaforova, 8th grade pupil of the Gymnasium named after N.D. Litsman:
"For us, this is a real chance not just to learn how to shoot videos, but to influence how others see our city. When you hold the camera yourself and interview interesting people, you begin to feel like part of something big, not just an observer."
The "City in Frame" media project will conclude at the end of the year. The culmination will be a major city media festival, "Tobolsk: The Voice of a Generation", where the best works of the participants will be presented.
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Over the coming months, the project participants – media teams from city schools – will learn, under the guidance of mentors: the basics of video journalism; interviewing techniques; creating podcasts; and working with modern media equipment.
As part of the "City in Frame" project, the podcast "Residents of Tobolsk Speak", a series of video stories about city events, and an educational course "School of Media Journalism" have already been launched.
At the event, a press conference was held for the young correspondents with representatives of government and business.
Pyotr Vagin, Head of the City:
"Today, whoever controls information and interprets it correctly, without distortion, will be the winner. A journalist must be genuine, honest, and speak the truth on camera."
Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations and Implementation of Socio-Economic Projects at ZapSibNeftekhim:
"The main challenge is to identify, through the camera lens, a new generation of heroes who will become the 'pillars' on whose shoulders the city's development will rest."
Special attention within the project is given to the interaction between traditional media and young authors, as well as to the role of the "Movement of the First" in developing leadership qualities among Tobolsk residents. All parties confirmed their readiness to support initiatives that allow young people to make a name for themselves.
Safiya Muzaforova, 8th grade pupil of the Gymnasium named after N.D. Litsman:
"For us, this is a real chance not just to learn how to shoot videos, but to influence how others see our city. When you hold the camera yourself and interview interesting people, you begin to feel like part of something big, not just an observer."
The "City in Frame" media project will conclude at the end of the year. The culmination will be a major city media festival, "Tobolsk: The Voice of a Generation", where the best works of the participants will be presented.
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The grand opening of the youth media project "City in Frame" took place at the Kvantorium-Tobolsk children's technopark. The initiative was implemented by the media centre of the Gymnasium named after N.D. Litsman, called "Impulse", with the support of SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. The project aims to give schoolchildren the opportunity to acquire skills in modern journalism and become active participants in shaping the city's informational image.
Over the coming months, the project participants – media teams from city schools – will learn, under the guidance of mentors: the basics of video journalism; interviewing techniques; creating podcasts; and working with modern media equipment.
As part of the "City in Frame" project, the podcast "Residents of Tobolsk Speak", a series of video stories about city events, and an educational course "School of Media Journalism" have already been launched.
At the event, a press conference was held for the young correspondents with representatives of government and business.
Special attention within the project is given to the interaction between traditional media and young authors, as well as to the role of the "Movement of the First" in developing leadership qualities among Tobolsk residents. All parties confirmed their readiness to support initiatives that allow young people to make a name for themselves.
The "City in Frame" media project will conclude at the end of the year. The culmination will be a major city media festival, "Tobolsk: The Voice of a Generation", where the best works of the participants will be presented.