Spotlight on the Multi-Media Journalism Program

Colin Kersten, Eagle Eye Reporter • October 31, 2024

Valor Christian High School provides students with a multimedia journalism program, taught by former news broadcaster Natalie Tysdal. The program offers students the opportunity to learn the skills needed to produce high-quality videos, including news reporting, video editing, and podcasting.

Mrs. Tysdal brings a wealth of experience to the classroom and is passionate about teaching students the skills they need to produce videos. She encourages students to join the Multi-Media Journalism Program and work on a variety of projects, including news stories, documentaries, and podcasts. Students’ work is published on the Valor Eagle Eye Media website and YouTube channel, giving them the opportunity to share their work with a wider audience and gain experience and confidence in the field of journalism.

The program welcomes all students to join and learn more about video-producing skills and multimedia journalism.

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About the Contributor

Colin Kersten, Reporter

Colin Kersten is a junior here at Valor. Two interesting facts are that he plays baseball and has 4 dogs. He joined the Eagle Media class because he wants to be a sports broadcaster or journalist and study it in college. Media is a good way to help him learn better techniques for writing and interviewing different people so he can get used to talking and asking good questions to get a good story.