Veronica Frydel - my journey through university degree: Interview with Roger Perkins - The Winchester University Journalism Course

Saturday, 20 March 2010

Interview with Roger Perkins - The Winchester University Journalism Course

WINOL news bulletin in week 6 of semester 2 in 2nd year of Journalism Course.

Interview I filmed in week 6 of Winchester News Online weekly bulletin production with Roger Perkins. Interview was made by a second year journalism student Tomasz Otrebski at The University of Winchester Newsroom.

Roger Perkins (BA Liverpool, PGCE, RSA (Dip) TEFL) is a "creative director at Seager UK and an experienced journalist and teacher. In the field of print publication he has been part of editorial teams on the Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph, Punch and Birmingham Post. He became deputy editor of the Electronic Telegraph website in 1998 and subsequently international editor at Vizzavi and then editor of mobile content for T-Mobile UK. Before his career in journalism Roger taught in Algeria, Italy, Venezuela and Spain. His book reviews often appear in the Sunday Telegraph's Seven magazine.” (http://www.buckingham.ac.uk/english/aboutdept/staff.html#perkins)

The University of Winchester Journalism Course
Multimedia Production , WINCHESTER NEWS ONLINE WEBSITE

Special thanks to Chris Horrie, Brian thornton and Angus Scott at Winchester University

Doing my degree uncovered my new passions of life thanks to great team of peaple who believed in me, showed me how to proceed these passions and how to use doors of opportunities right in front of me.

I was being trained by the bests, great team of professionals like Chris Horrie, documentary maker, journalist and author of books like Tabloid Nation or Stick it up your Punter and a freelance feature writer for British newspapers like The Independent, the Guardian or The Observer. His lectures and were simply life inspiring and life changing. His honest and constant fight for his student to reach to the top has been truly remarkable.

I also had a pleasure to work with Brian Thornton, who still continues to work part time for BBC, former national who worked with Jeremy Paxman on the BBC Newsnight and now lecturer and director of the Winchster innocence Project whose wisdom, exceptional investigatory skills and patience lead me through re-examining one of the biggest murder cases in the history of UK and discovering yet more love for investigative journalism.

And finally thank you to Angus Scott leading presenter for ITV sports, Setanta and Al Jazeera sports channel, who has been an amazing inspiration and charismatic tutor through exploring magic of TV news making and presenting as well as greater understanding of the inustry, who I also had a pleasure to work with in the Middle east during the World Cup 2010 for Al Jazeera sports channel.

Special thanks to the whole team of my course including Jackui Thornton, Annette Rizo, Paul Carter, Paul Manning and others who have also been very helpful and an inspirational in my degree studies.

Veronica Frydel - my journey through university degree

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Saturday, 20 March 2010

Interview with Roger Perkins - The Winchester University Journalism Course

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