Sports Media and Storytelling

Wake Forest University

United States of America, Winston-Salem

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Wake Forest University

United States of America , Winston-Salem

Key Facts

Program Level

Master by Course Work

Study Type

Full Time

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines26-Aug-2022 15-Jan-2022

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Duration 12 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 38,650 / year

Apply Date 15-Jan-2022

Next Intake 26-Aug-2022

Sports Media and Storytelling

About

Overview Key FeaturesThrough a mixture of on-campus and online courses, students in the Sports Media and Storytelling program at Wake Forest University will gain not only advanced skills in video production and storytelling, but also a keen understanding of all of the ways sports content is produced, distributed and consumed in today’s crowded arena including insight into social media and marketing campaigns.Under the expert guidance of Creative Director Peter Gilbert – one of the filmmakers behind the award-winning documentary Hoop Dreams, and Chris Sheridan – a cross-platform journalist and media executive with some of America’s biggest media brands – graduates leave the program with the confidence and skills needed to tell great stories, the reel of work to prove it, and the media savvy and deep network of connections needed to land in today’s crowded marketplace. I want to find another Master Course

The DFP is re-imagining the sports education experience with an intensive, one calendar year Masters in Sports Media and Storytelling at Wake Forest University.

Disciplines

Sports Sciences

Film, Photography & Media

Journalism

Requirements

Other Requirements

1 : Each application, whether from a domestic or international applicant, is evaluated and considered on its own merits and academic qualifications. Consideration is also given to previous research experience, publications, and work performance.International applicants whose native language is not English are required to take the TOEFL or IELTS examinationsApplicants whose native language is not English, but English was the primary medium of instruction at the public, undergraduate, or graduate school level, should include an official statement from their degree granting institution confirming that English was the medium of instruction. Once this statement has been received, the Graduate School will confirm by email or written document that the English requirement has been met.