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A video produced by the BRATs whom have just graduated from our young journalist programme. Here, they had the opportunity to speak to a bicycle enthusiast, who shared values and lessons he has learned throughout his years of managing the business.

The third BRAT’s workshop of the year was held in Georgetown, Penang, for over four days in August 2013.

Through this camp, the participants were thought theory and practical skills in journalism, which includes interviewing skills, photography, videography, social media reporting, and writing skills.

They were then sent out for field assignments to experience the job of a real journalist, and produce stories through articles, photos, and videos.

Watch the video below completely shot by the BRATs!

For more info on BRATs, Malaysia’s awesomest, most successful young journalist programme since 1993, click here.
And if you wanna join the programme and attend one of our epic BRATs Camps, click here.

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