Join the “Noorteaken” podcast media club!

September 3, 2024

👀 Do you dream of gaining knowledge in the media world or wish to create your own podcast someday? Then the Tartu Youth Work Centre's podcast "Noorteaken" media club is just for you!

💭 The media club offers practical and inspiring workshops, sharing of experiences, and collaboration opportunities that help you bring your creative ideas to life. You will have the opportunity to delve into the entire podcast creation process – from developing ideas and planning content to recording, editing, and publishing.

🗓️ We meet every other Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM on the 2nd floor of Anne Youth Centre. In addition to regular meetings, we occasionally organise extra sessions dedicated specifically to recording episodes.

💥 Participants who have attended at least five out of seven times will receive a diploma and an invitation to the Tartu Youth Work Centre's volunteer appreciation event in January.

🎙️ Having completed the autumn season of the media club, you will have an excellent opportunity to freely use the Tartu Youth Work Centre's podcast room and professional equipment to create your own podcast. This gives you the freedom to bring your ideas to life and share your voice with the world, utilising everything you've learned in the club.

📍 If you wish to join the club, send us a short self-introduction and explain why you want to participate! Write about your interests and what you hope to learn or achieve in the media club. Be bold and creative – we eagerly await your joining! 🌟

📍 Participation in the media club is FREE!

⚡️ Meeting schedule ⚡️
September 19 – getting to know each other & introduction
October 3 – creating episode content
October 17 – branding
October 31 – equipment
November 14 – post-production
November 28 – marketing
December 5 – summaries

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