{"id":12148,"date":"2017-06-20T17:32:28","date_gmt":"2017-06-20T15:32:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/wannseeforum.de\/?p=12148"},"modified":"2025-07-30T13:52:58","modified_gmt":"2025-07-30T11:52:58","slug":"medien-machen-in-berlin","status":"publish","type":"seminare","link":"https:\/\/wannseeforum.de\/en\/seminare\/medien-machen-in-berlin\/","title":{"rendered":"\u201e\u2026you have to be really passionate about the topics\u2026\u201c \u2013 Media in Berlin"},"content":{"rendered":"
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How does one become a journalist? How can one express their perception of the world, perspectives, and opinions and make them heard by others? In the seminar "Move it, say it, listen: Media City Berlin," young people and young adults from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds explored and tested media production and publication as an important means of social participation. The joint excursion in "Media City Berlin" included visits to the new premises of Alex Offener Kanal Berlin and to "camp:cypha \u2013 Freestyle Rap Sessions" at the Alte Feuerwache children's and youth cultural center. On Saturday, Mosjkan Ehrari from the New German Media Makers was a guest at the wannseeFORUM.<\/h5>\n

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Interview by Ahmad with Jamal and Mischka Franke from Alex Berlin Open Channel about career prospects in journalism<\/h6>\n

\u201e\u2026you really have to be passionate about the topics\u2026\u201c was the advice from Mischka Franke, responsible for media literacy at Alex Berlin. He gave it in response to Ahamd\u2019s question about the best way to become a journalist. The interview was conducted the conversation <\/a>during an excursion as part of the seminar \u201eMove it, say it, listen: Media City Berlin\u201c from June 8th to 11th, 2017.<\/p>\n

 \u201e"Move it"\u201c<\/strong> The title itself represents taking action and getting to know places and people who are making a difference or connected to activism. Participants experienced Alex Offener Kanal Berlin in its new premises in Friedrichshain as such a place and a cross-media platform that gives young people in particular the opportunity to try their hand at journalism and media production. The New German Media Makers also offer new insights into journalism and media production. Journalist Mosjkan Ehrari explained their unique perspective as a nationwide network of media professionals with diverse cultural and linguistic skills and backgrounds, aiming to make diversity in the media visible and audible. She not only presented the glossary of phrasing aids for reporting and the No Hate Speech Movement project, but also provided support with practical media production.
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Mosjkan Ehrari, journalist, active among other things with the New German Media Makers, as a speaker, interview partner and supporter of her own media production in the seminar<\/h6>\n

\u201eSay it, listen\u201c:<\/strong> To make one's own voice heard and to capture the voices of others, the seminar focused on audio recordings and contributions. What does Berlin sound like? Sound collage \u201eHave you heard of Berlin?\u201c<\/a>, ,Field recordings of the Berlin Wall or of the cacophony of voices on the bus, as well as further interviews, were located by the participants as an experiment in the sound map of Audiyou.de.<\/p>\n

More interview exercises can be heard on Soundcloud: \u201eAbout the history of Berlin, the habits of Berliners and much more"\u201c<\/a><\/p>\n

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www.audiyou.de<\/a> is Germany's first comprehensive, completely free audio library, offering not only file uploads and downloads but also tips, creative exchange, and editorial support. In 2012, the non-profit platform was recognized by the "Germany \u2013 Land of Ideas" initiative, and in 2016, it received, among other awards, the "P\u00e4di2016" educational interactive prize.<\/h6>\n

You can also hear and see on the map a Rehearsal rap in the studio at \u201ecamp:cypha \u2013 Freestyle Rap Sessions\u201c<\/a>, which take place every Friday in the Alte Feuerwache, children's and youth cultural center (Kreuzberg\/Mitte).<\/p>\n

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In conversation with Florian Steindle, who heads the music department at the Alte Feuerwache in the children's and youth cultural center (Kreuzberg\/Mitte).<\/h6>\n

Impressions from there and from the entire seminar on discovering and creating media in the Media city Berlin<\/strong> with young people from Hamburg, Stade, Cuxhaven, Braunschweig and Stuttgart, who are active in the journalistic project \u201e@Connecting\u201c\/ABC H\u00fcll, there is on Flickr.<\/a><\/p>\n

Some audio contributions are still in progress and will be available to listen to here soon.<\/p>\n

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