Improve your skills as a mobile journalist by building up your range of accessories
With the rise of mobile journalism, you now no longer need more than a smartphone to record video and audio, edit your footage and publish it online.
However, to make your work look more professional, you may want to invest in a good mojo kit.
From this year's National Association of Black Journalists conference, Taylor Mulcahey, editor, Ijnet, shared Allison Davis's must-have mojo accessories in this article.
Amongst other tips, Davis recommended buying a gimbal to reduce the shakiness of video footage.
"Think you can hold your hand steady while shooting videos on your phone? I hate to be the one to tell you, but you can’t."
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