Nora Klein exhibits her final diploma project Where Are All The Colours Gone in Berlin next week. Picture from the project Where Are All The Colours Gone by Nora Klein. The project is about depression and will be exhibited at the biggest convention of the German Association of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy »
Mario Wezel has his story Living With Down Syndrome published on CNN World online. Mario Wezel made the story as his final diploma project at DMJX this spring. »
Our Danish second term students have just finished their magazine workshop and after some long hours working on the stories and the layout, they can launch their magazine today. The magazine consists of stories from the island Fur in Limfjorden in the north of Denmark. The second term students eating »
Last week our international students finished a three week web-documentary workshop conducted by Henrik Kastenskov and Poul Madsen from Bombay Flying Club. In pairs the students produced short web-documentaries from Aarhus. The web-documentaries are now ready online and can be seen by clicking on the thumbnails below. »
On his seventh semester Andreas Beck made a story about child labour in the gold mines of Mali. The project was made in co-operation with the organisations Dan-watch and Ibis. Andreas’ pictures and a video are used in a new report about how child labour is a part of the »
This fall Mads has been a member of the jury at the two international competitions at Vilnius Photo Circle at the 7th International Press Photo Festival in Vilnius, Lithuania – the main competition The Circle of Life and the Homework competition for young photographers under the age of 30. See the list of winners and nominees here. »
This weekend the CPOY jury has judged the multimedia categories and for the first time DMJX students have won in this division of the competition. Jen Tse, international student from Canada, won Silver in the category Solo Journalist Multimedia Story with her story Sewer Child. Jen made the story as »
The fourth annd final day of the still picture division at the CPOY gave one more prize to a DMJX student. Morten Germund won Award of Excellence in the Portfolio category. Yesterday, Morten Germund also won Bronze in the category: Domestic Picture Story. Morten Germund graduated in January 2013. Robert »
The third day of judging at the CPOY has finished and the result was two more medals for DMJX students. Daniel Hjorth won again. This time he won a silver medal in the category: Interpretive Project. Daniel won with his story about ice swimmer kids. Previously, Daniel has won in »
It’s Wednesday in the USA and the third day of the CPOY judging. And the day started with one more gold medal to a DMJX student. Daniel Hjorth has won first prize in the category interpretive Eye with this picture. In the ice swimmer club ASS Polar Bear on Amager »
The second day of the CPOY judging brought more good news to DMJX. Sofia Busk won gold in the International Picture Story category with her story Black Birds about a witch doctor in Tanzania. The story was made during Sofias 3rd semester reportage workshop. Sofia is currently interning at Jyllands-Posten. »
The judging at CPOY continues and one more DMJX winner has just been published on the CPOY website. Torkil Adsersen, who’s a 7th semster student, have won Award of Excellence in the General News category. On Christmas Eve the national guard light candles on graves in honor of the victims »
Monday, the judging of the CPOY 2014 began at Missouri University in USA where the categories Sports Action, Sports Feature and Portrait were the first categories to be judged. Three DMJX students won in the portrait category and one student won in the Sports Feature. Cecile Baudier, who’s doing her »
Back in fall 2009 a group of nine students ended their third semester and started their internship as planned. But for a lot of different reasons they didn’t come back to the school at the same time after their internship and the students from this class graduated throughout a period »
We have previously written about the television programme Årets Mesterfotograf on the national television station DR K. In the programme series five talented, young photographers will compete witin the genres: reportage, portrait, fashion and art. Yesterday, the last programme in the series was shown and student Cecile Baudier won the »
Our international students from the programme “The language of photojournalism” have just finished their magazine workshop. And today at 13.30 they launch their magazine at a reception in the aula at the school. The magazine is also available online – you’ll find it beneath this news. The students behind the »
The DR series Mesterfotograf continues. DR’s website published today an interview with Søren Pagter about how to act when working. Find the interview here (in Danish). »
Jen Tse‘s story about Mihaela Jordan, 31, who’ve grown up in the sewers in Bucharest, Romania is in Vice Magazine right now. Jen Tse made the story as her reportage project when finishing our international photo 1 programme in the autumn 2011. Soon the story will be published in Welt »
This week DR started a series of programs where five young talented photographers are competing about the title Masterphotographer. They will have assignments covering reportage, portrait, fashion and art. Among the young photographers are Cecile Smetana Baudier, who is in her internship at Jyllands-Posten. More info here. »
Betina Garcia has won third prize in the portrait category at GAFFA photo award with this portrait of Isam B from the Danish band Outlandish. Betina Garcia is doing her internship at Berlingske Media right now. Each year the music magazine GAFFA celebrates the best music pictures by handing out »
