Will use visual imagery, photography, word-play, dreams, and writing by published authors as springboards for our own writing. For the most part, good journalism. It doesn t take a biochemistry degree to ask the right questions and let the evidence speak for itself. But you need to view a story through the lens of ecology, delving into the richly complex natural systems of which humans are a part. With that perspective, this class focuses on general reporting techniques, challenges, and strategies, with hands-on editorial and publishing feedback.
Class size is limited to eight students.
Laird Townsend, editor of the award-winning environmental quarterly Terrain, is a former Associated Press reporter and copy editor for the Contra Costa Times. He has worked as a journalist for 12 years. Cecile Moochnek Small supportive classes for women and men, beginners and professionals. An informal gathering of artists, writers, and their friends for creative stimulation, conversation and community. The focus this week will be a moving documentary video on the life of Van Gogh as seen through his works collected at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.