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OSCE-supported training develops news team skills at Montenegro's public broadcaster

7 November 2013
  • Practising stand-up techniques with news reporters from public service broadcaster Radio-Television of Montenegro, during an OSCE-supported nine day professional training course in Podgorica, 6 November 2013. (OSCE/Oksana Polyuga)
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  • Tomislav Špoljar (l), news editor and TV journalism trainer from Radio-Television of Croatia discusses stand-up techniques with a journalist from public service broadcaster Radio-Television of Montenegro, during an OSCE-supported nine day professional training course for news gathering teams, Podgorica, 6 November 2013. (OSCE/Oksana Polyuga)
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  • Darko Flajpan from Radio-Television of Croatia, a trainer in video journalism and TV editing, conducts a workshop for video editors from the public service broadcaster Radio-Television of Montenegro, during an OSCE-supported nine day professional training course for news gathering teams, Podgorica, 6 November 2013. (OSCE/Oksana Polyuga)
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  • Tomislav Špoljar and Darko Flajpan, trainers and practitioners from Radio-Television of Croatia discuss news reporting techniques with journalists and video editors from public service broadcaster Radio-Television of Montenegro, during an OSCE-supported nine day professional training course for news gathering teams, Podgorica, 6 November 2013. (OSCE/Oksana Polyuga)
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  • A graphic designer from the public service broadcaster Radio-Television of Montenegro, during an OSCE-supported nine day professional training for news gathering teams, Podgorica, 6 November 2013. (OSCE/Oksana Polyuga)
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  • Tomislav Špoljar and Darko Flajpan, trainers and practitioners from Radio-Television of Croatia spent nine days with public service broadcaster Radio-Television of Montenegro, providing individual professional coaching for journalists, editors, camerapersons, and video editors during an OSCE-supported nine day professional training course, Podgorica, 6 November 2013. (OSCE/Oksana Polyuga)
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Enhancing abilities in news reporting at Radio-Television of Montenegro (RTCG) was the aim of a nine day professional training course attended by its news gathering teams in Podgorica on 7 November, supported by the OSCE Mission to Montenegro.

Guided by trainers from Croatia’s public service broadcaster, Radio-Television of Croatia (HRT), Tomislav Špoljar and Darko Flajpan, RTCG’s journalists, editors, camerapersons, and video editors benefited from individual instruction and discussion on modern TV news techniques and on the role of public service media in today’s rapidly changing technologies.

The aim of the training was to help bring RTCG’s news production in line with international television standards and best reporting practices, as well as being compatible with new available technologies, through the transformation to digital broadcasting.