The Manila Times School of Journalism will hold its second Masterclass this year titled "Photojournalism: What Editors Want."
It will be a one-day class that will help not only campus journalists but also employees elevate their skills and enhance their knowledge of photojournalism. The class will be held on April 25, 2025, and will be led by veteran and skilled photojournalist Fernando Garcia Sepe Jr.
Sepe, a deputy editor at ABS-CBN news, headed its multimedia unit. Before starting his career at ABS-CBN he also worked as a photographer for BusinessWorld and later as part of BusinessWorld Online, where he was a photographer, video journalist, and producer for the Associated Press.
He is also an active mentor of the organization Photojournalist Center of the Philippines where he is part of annual workshops on photojournalism and documentary photography, his way of imparting his knowledge to university students. Sepe is also a Glory Award recipient, the Distinguished Alumnus award of the University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
Being part of the masterclass will help them acquire knowledge to enhance their skills in the field of photojournalism. They will also have the opportunity to gain insights and opportunities in the industry.
The masterclass fee is set at P4,000 for student registration and P5,000 for regular registration. Interested participants may register at https://tmt.ph/masterclass-reg-form.