2026 Face Time with the Pros
- Capital Emmys
- 7 days ago
- 1 min read
By: Capital Emmys Staff
Saturday, March 7th
University of Maryland
Journalists in the Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC region share inside tips to help students and young professionals land that first/next job. Face Time with the Pros is an all day, collection of seminars designed to help students learn how to be better storytellers, perform on camera, and find out what hiring managers are really looking for. Register now!
All students will rotate through a series of sessions that include:
Getting that first job
Video Storytelling
Going Live
Producing
AI in the Newsroom
Each student will have the option to choose one alternating session. The options are:
Documentary/Long-form
Radio & Podcasting
The day will conclude with our Silver Circle Panel where folks who have been in the industry for at least 25 years share their years of wisdom.
There will be lots of opportunities—along with sign-ups—for one-on-one sessions with the pros who can review resumes, resume reels and provide job interview tips.
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Capital Emmys' Face Time with the Pros 2026 event at the University of Maryland looks super practical for students, offering insights into things like 'Getting that first job' and 'AI in the Newsroom'; it really makes me think how cool it'd be if they also showed how Seedance 2.0 AI could turn those interview tips into cinematic AI videos for portfolios, maybe that's something for my coffee break musings?
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