Video and Audio for the Web
Learning Zone, Brechin Community Campus, Brechin, DD9 6JZ
Be Good Be Social are able to deliver this free workshop in partnership with Rural Wisdom thanks to sponsorship from the One Digital programme at SCVO and Home-Start Scotland.
Brechin has been selected as the workshop location as it allows charities across Angus to access it from rural areas using public transport. They have a range of other workshops coming up.
This workshop is from 1-4pm. They are also running an evening workshop from 4.30-7.30pm on the same day.
Please contact shona@otbds.org if you have any questions.
About the workshop
Video can bring your charity's stories and events to life. Join this practical half-day workshop to learn the basics of simple video and audio storytelling.
This workshop is for staff, volunteers and service users of charities and community groups around Angus.
The workshop will cover:
- interview skills
- shooting and editing video and audio
- tips on equipment
- how to upload and share your content online
Everything you do will use the equipment you carry in your pocket. You'll look at tools, techniques, channels and beyond. If you have a smartphone, please bring it with you (but don't worry if you don't have one).
Coffee, tea and biscuits provided. Two free places per organisation.
One Digital
As a bonus for all those who attend you will come away from the session with tons of information from the One Digital team to help your organisation get the most out of digital, including:
- Digital participation charter information
- How to access the digital participation library resources
- How signing-up to Good HQ can benefit your organisation
- Understanding the importance of digital leadership
About the trainer
Rosie McIntosh has worked in charity communications for the last decade. She has held senior communications roles at the Mental Welfare Commission, Oxfam, ENABLE Scotland and Mercy Corps as well as with a range of Third Sector Lab clients. Rosie is also the Project Lead for NHS GGC's Mindwaves project. Rosie's focus is on telling stories to achieve social change, whether through traditional media, online or using video and audio.