Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Graphic designers, photographers, and journalists wanted

This year the International Press Gallery (IPG) is gracing the halls of Brisbane’s Model United Nations conference, BrizMUN, for a second time.

Model United Nations conferences raise real global issues for debate.

Making its highly successful debut at BrizMUN in 2008, the IPG again seeks journalism students to report on the issues and pin down the stories behind the two-day event.

For BrizMUN, journalists publish 1 – 2 stories in the red-hot IPG newspaper. The Working Paper is run by a team of 12 journalists, with editors, graphic designers and photographers.

Journalists represent one of five international publications: Xinhua, Washington Post, Al Jazeera, Afrol News and The Financial Review. A blog will be running concurrently so journalists can submit online too, increasing experience of working in a real newsroom as a 'content producer'.

The graphic designers will be responsible for lay-out of the newspaper, with potential web design opportunities, too.

The IPG gives journalism, photography and graphic design students real-life deadline experience, with fantastic portfolio-enhancing opportunities.

It’s a unique opportunity to practice press conference question-time, political commentary, interviewing skills, and assessment of real global issues. It’s also an opportunity to network with motivated and bright university students from all disciplines.

Positions are open for:
Journalists
Photographers
Graphic designers

Some experience is preferred for all positions but everyone is encouraged to apply regardless.

Brisbane has also secured the Asia-Pacific Model United Nations conference, with opportunities for participating BrizMUN journalists, photographers and graphic designers to lead an actual international press pack later in the year.

IMPORTANT DATES:
Applications open now until April 4
Conference April 17 – 19

For more info contact Ili Tulloch – ilanatulloch@gmail.com, 0448 630 521.

http://www.brizmun.org/
http://www.amunc.net/

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