| Storytelling
Through Infographics
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2nd Edition -
Sold Out 3rd Edition, 19 June- Inscriptions Open
Workshop - Data visualisation for journalists, designers and
marketeers Christian
Tate/Rob
Orchard
(UK), Organized
by CADA |
 It
seems like
everybody is
creating
infographics
and data
visualisations
these days.
But while
these can look
pretty, all
too often they
don’t tell a
clear,
compelling
story. This
one-day course
will teach you
how to spot
key stories in
data and bring
them out in
engaging and
attractive
infographics
which pack a
punch. The
workshop is
led by Christian Tate,
Art Director
of Delayed Gratification
magazine
and Rob
Orchard,
Editorial
Director of
Delayed
Gratification
magazine, both
of whom
lecture on the
subject at Guardian
Masterclasses.
It comprises a
mix of
presentations
and seminars
with plenty of
practical
exercises,
shortcuts and
templates to
make the
infographics
research and
creation as
straightforward
and enjoyable
as possible.
There will be
opportunities
on the day to
discuss
individual
projects with
the tutors,
and how-to
handouts so
you can
continue to
learn after
the class. - Designers who want to develop their infographics skills and give them a journalistic edge - Freelancers hoping to pitch infographics to publications and organisations Tutor profiles Christian
Tate
is the Art
Director of
the Slow
Journalism
Company,
publishers of
Delayed
Gratification
magazine. He
has created
countless
infographics (click
here
to see a
selection of
recent work in
Delayed
Gratification
magazine),
including one
which won the
silver award
for data
visualisation
at the ‘Information
is Beautiful’
awards. As well as his work at Delayed
Gratification
magazine, he
has created
infographics
for Mazda,
Zurich, Empire
magazine and
the BBC.   
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