日期：2024年1月23日，星期二，来自该地区的年轻人在英国广播公司的幕后度过了一天，这是在普里菲斯戈尔-雷克瑟姆/雷克瑟姆大学举办的特别媒体技能日的一部分。 高中生和大学生与英国广播公司青年记者团队和雷克瑟姆大学合作，参加了一系列研讨会和互动会议，以学习新技能，并对在媒体行业工作的感觉有一些见解。 作为当天的一部分，年轻人听取了许多行业专业人士的意见，其中包括英国广播公司威尔士分部的资深记者梅根·戴维斯和英国广播公司核实记者保罗·布朗，他们领导了一个新闻研讨会，在会上，他们对学生进行了测试，以确定如何发现新闻报道是真实的还是基于错误信息。 学生们还参加了一个鼓舞人心的“欢迎来到雷克瑟姆”大师班，在那里他们听取了艾美奖获奖纪录片的两位明星的演讲，马克·格里菲思（mark griffiths）和迈克尔·赫特（michael hett），前者是雷克瑟姆黑人足球俱乐部的终身粉丝，35年来一直为俱乐部的比赛做解说，后者是雷克瑟m乐队的主唱，解密天鹅乐队，该乐队创作了国歌《雷克瑟姆永远阳光灿烂》。 两人讨论了该系列节目对足球俱乐部、城市和更广泛的社区的影响，并回答了学生们的问题。 “欢迎来到雷克瑟姆”大师班由马克·格里菲思（mark griffiths）和迈克尔·赫特（michael hett）组成，马克·格里菲斯是雷克瑟姆非洲足球俱乐部（wrexham afc）的终身球迷，他为俱乐部的比赛做了35年的解说。迈克尔·赫特是雷克瑟m乐队的主唱，他朗诵了《永远阳光灿烂的雷克瑟姆》这首歌。 在会议期间，马克向学生们提出了一些在媒体行业发展的建议。 他说：“永远支持你的直觉。 如果你认为你在做某事，或者你有一个好主意，支持自己。 加入足球俱乐部，尤其是在过去的几年里，教会了我任何事情都有可能发生——即使在雷克瑟姆，尤其是雷克瑟姆！“我的建议是，无论身在何处，都要勇敢，不要害怕与人接触和建立联系。 它是如此重要。 “在全天进行的其他课程中，学生们尝试了播客，制作了自己的短格式抖音视频，尝试了电影、戏剧化妆等的混音和音效。 来自雷克瑟姆彭利的马约尔学校的学生参加了播客，这是一天中的一部分。 这一天以一场关于鼓舞人心的职业生涯的演讲结束，演讲内容包括梅根·戴维斯的真知灼见；罗伯特·科克伦，电影制作人和艺术家；音乐人、利物浦表演艺术学院电影制作与创意技术讲师steffan owens。 位于雷克瑟姆彭利的马约尔学校13年级学生amberhughes说：“这真是一个有趣的日子，能尝试一些我以前从未尝试过的媒体元素，包括播客，真是太棒了。 这是一个很好的见解，我真的很喜欢。 bbc学院执行制片人kully khaila说：“bbc青年记者是bbc学院的一个项目，它吸引了英国各地的年轻人，我们很高兴能把它带给雷克瑟姆的年轻人。”。 “像这样的日子是至关重要的&对bbc来说，这也是为了与那些可能并不总是认为bbc适合他们的年轻人接触和联系。 而对于年轻人来说，这是关于培养他们的技能，让他们思考在媒体中从事创造性职业的潜力。 “很高兴看到年轻人如此投入，也建立了我们与大学和雷克瑟姆afc的联系。 雷克瑟姆大学（wrexham university）招生经理本·基布尔·史密斯（ben kibble-smith。 这是一个鼓舞人心的日子，来自我们地区学校和大学的年轻人出色地参与了会议。 “非常感谢bbc青年记者团队、雷克瑟姆afc和‘欢迎来到雷克瑟姆’团队，以及当天来到我们这里的学校和学院。 ”。date: tuesday, january 23, 2024young people from across the region spent the day behind the scenes with the bbc as part of a special media skills day hosted at prifysgol wrecsam/wrexham university.hosted in collaboration with the bbc young reporter team and wrexham university, high school and college students took part in a range of workshops and interactive sessions, in a bid to learn new skills and gain some insights about what it’s like to work in the media industry.as part of the day, the young people heard from a host of industry professionals, including megan davies, senior journalist at bbc wales, and paul brown, bbc verify journalist, who led a news workshop, where they put students to the test in working out how to spot whether a news story is factual or whether it’s based on misinformation.students were also treated to an inspirational ‘welcome to wrexham’ masterclass, where they heard from two of the emmy award-winning documentary’s stars, mark griffiths – lifelong wrexham afc fan who has commentated on the club’s matches for 35 years – and michael hett, lead singer of wrexham band, declan swans – the band who created the anthem ‘always sunny in wrexham’. the pair discussed how the series has impacted the football club, city and wider community, and took questions from students. the ‘welcome to wrexham’ masterclass featuring mark griffiths – lifelong wrexham afc fan who has commentated on the club’s matches for 35 years – and michael hett, lead singer of wrexham band, declan swans – the band who created the anthem ‘always sunny in wrexham’. during the session, mark gave students some advice for building a career in the media industry. he said: “always back your instincts. if you think you’re doing something or you’ve got an idea that’s good, back yourself. being involved with the football club, particularly in these last few years, has taught me that anything can happen – even here in wrexham, especially in wrexham! “my advice is be brave wherever you are, don’t be afraid to approach people and make contacts. it’s so important.” other sessions which took place throughout the day saw students have a go at podcasting, making their own short-form tiktok video, trying their hands at mixing and sound effects for film, theatrical make-up and more. students from maelor school in penley, wrexham taking part in the podcasting session, as part of the day.the day rounded off with a talk on inspiring careers – featuring insights from megan davies; robert corcoran, filmmaker and artist; and steffan owens, musician & lecturer in filmmaking and creative technology at liverpool institute for performing arts (lipa). amber hughes, a year 13 student at the maelor school in penley, wrexham, said: “it was a really interesting day – it’s been great to try out some of the different elements of media, that i haven’t tried before, including podcasting. it’s been a good insight, i’ve really enjoyed it.” kully khaila, executive producer at the bbc academy, said: “bbc young reporter is a project run by bbc academy, which engages with young people across the uk – and we we’re thrilled to have brought it to the young people of wrexham. “days like this are essential – for the bbc, it’s also about engaging and connecting with young people that probably don’t always see the bbc as being for them. while for the young people, it’s about building their skills and making them think about the potential of a creative career in the media. “it’s been amazing to see how engaged the young people have been, and also build up our connection with the university and wrexham afc. ben kibble-smith, student recruitment manager at wrexham university, added: “we were delighted to host the bbc young reporter team and provide a day centred around building young people’s media skills and knowledge, and hopefully, inspire some media professionals of the future. it was an inspiring day and young people from our region’s schools and colleges engaged brilliantly with the sessions. “a huge thank you to the bbc young reporter team, wrexham afc and the ‘welcome to wrexham’ team, as well as the schools and colleges who made the journey over to us for the day.” .本文来源： 欢迎BBC青年记者来到雷克瑟姆
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