A minimalist podcast recording corner featuring a suspended black condenser microphone in a shock mount on an articulated boom arm, hovering above a compact audio interface with glowing level meters and labeled knobs. Both rest near the edge of a charcoal desk surface, where a tablet displays a waveform editor with Dutch episode titles in a sidebar. The background reveals a softly blurred acoustic foam wall in geometric patterns. Cool, controlled studio lighting creates a focused pool of light on the equipment, with the surroundings gently falling into shadow. Photographic realism, shot from a low, three-quarter angle, accentuates the precision and professionalism of audio journalism while maintaining a clean, uncluttered, media-exam aesthetic.

Profiel

Journalist in opleiding met focus op media, cultuur en jongeren, bouwend aan een veelzijdig examenportfolio.

Over

Over mij, journalist

Ik ben een beginnend journalist in mijn examenjaar, gespecialiseerd in verhalen over media, samenleving en jongeren. Met scherpe nieuwsgierigheid, betrouwbare research en sterke interviewvaardigheden bouw ik aan een portfolio van artikelen, foto’s, podcasts en reportages. Dit jaar richt ik mij op impactvolle journalistiek.

A carefully organized investigative workspace featuring a large corkboard on a neutral wall, covered with printed article drafts in Dutch, neatly pinned fact sheets, and color-coded index cards connected by thin red threads to represent story structures and sources. Below, a simple white desk holds a closed laptop, an external hard drive, and a labeled folder marked “Examenjaar – Dossiers.” Soft overcast daylight washes in from the right, creating even, shadowless illumination that highlights paper textures and pinheads. The composition is photographed straight-on with sharp focus throughout, emphasizing clarity and methodical research. The atmosphere is serious and methodical, in a photographic realism style that reflects the professional rigor of final-year journalistic work without depicting any people.
A high-end mirrorless camera with a sturdy black body and a large zoom lens, placed on a light oak table beside an open laptop displaying a draft article layout in Dutch, with headlines, subheadings, and empty image placeholders. Next to them lies a small stack of neatly printed interview notes, each page clipped and annotated with colored sticky tabs. Late afternoon natural light enters from the left, creating soft highlights along the camera’s metal edges and the laptop keyboard, while casting long, calm shadows. The shot is composed using the rule of thirds, eye-level perspective, and shallow depth of field, highlighting the tools of visual storytelling in a modern, professional journalism portfolio.

Opleiding en ervaring

Ik studeer journalistiek aan de hogeschool en deed stages bij lokale omroepen en online redacties. Mijn interesses liggen bij mediabeleid, diversiteit in nieuws en verhalen van jonge makers. In mijn werk combineer ik onderzoeksjournalistiek met visuele en audioverhalen.