Goodbye Columbia, Goodbye New York

They didn’t call it a “multimedia bootcamp” for nothing.

My time at Columbia Journalism School was one of my best experiences so far. Having learnt so much in just a week, I can understand why people travel from around the world to study there (and pay the big bucks to do so).

In five days our small class used professional production tools to plan, shoot, and edit a local story.

Duy Linh Tu is an absolute master.

Columbia University
Setting up for Commencement Week at Columbia University

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Throughout my time in New York, despite being a nobody from nowhere (someone – not a journalist – actually asked if New Zealand was a Scandinavian country), I’ve found people at the highest level willing to pause to answer my questions, and teach me what they know.

Then, they’ll introduce me to someone else who’s helpful.

From the people to the pizza, this city is the best.

Times Square - I can't imagine how much busier it could be at New Year's
Times Square – I can’t imagine how much busier it could be at New Year’s
The Cathedral of St John the Divine
The Cathedral of St John the Divine
At "The Whitney" - Whitney Museum of American Art
At “The Whitney” – Whitney Museum of American Art
Subway station entertainment
Subway station entertainment
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Central Park
View from Top of the Rock
View from Top of the Rock
Looking uptown...
Looking uptown…

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