JRNL5320 — Practicing Photojournalism: Community and the Camera: Reviews & Ratings

JRNL5320 (Practicing Photojournalism: Community and the Camera) course reviews and ratings at Northeastern (NEU). Compare professors with RateMyProfessor reviews.

Addresses current concerns in photojournalism including social justice, environmental justice, and diversity issues through the study of local/community photojournalism. Provides instruction in photographic and visual reporting skills through documenting ongoing concerns within the hyperlocal context of neighborhood and social communities. Guides students to produce original reporting with an emphasis on still photography and basic multimedia. Requires a firm grasp of basic photography concepts including manual exposure control, depth of field, and shutter function. Students should be able to comfortably operate a camera on the manual setting, recognize the differences between lenses, and be familiar with Adobe Photoshop and/or Adobe Lightroom, as well as possess basic writing and reporting skills, including approaching strangers for stories.

Last taught
Spring 2024
Credits
4 Hours
NUpath
Creative Express/Innov

Data updated October 2026.

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