FEYMS 2023 Concludes: Youth Media Summit Offers Insights and Skills
The Far Eastern Youth Media Summit (FEYMS) concluded successfully on October 3 at Vladivostok State University. The two-day event, held on October 2-3, featured workshops and lectures on various aspects of media and communication, led by industry experts.
The summit kicked off with Eduard Fedorov, creative and PR director of Tokyo restaurants in Vladivostok, leading a Public Talk on the intersection of food and culture in the digital age. Fedorov explored food as a cultural code and a new media tool.
Dmitry Zorkin, manager of strategic projects at 'VK', shared insights on creating and promoting content on the platform. Meanwhile, Svetlana Gorodnik, Deputy Head of the Primorsky Krai Digital Transformation Center, led sessions on identifying 'fakes', media literacy, and managing negativity.
Konstantin Shevkin, a content author and screenwriter, conducted a workshop on trends in information presentation for the 18-35 audience on social media. Alena Rengach, editor of educational projects at RT, led a masterclass on honing text writing skills and common mistakes to avoid.
Nikita Polushkovsky, leading specialist in content promotion at ANO 'Dialogue Regions', and Irina Pinygino, head of the department for working with official pages of industry blocks at the same organization, led workshops on using AI for government pages and attracting audiences, respectively. Valeria Rodina concluded the summit with a masterclass on modern media technologies for youth communities and audience engagement on social media.
The FEYMS provided a comprehensive platform for young media professionals and enthusiasts to learn, network, and gain practical skills. With experts from various fields sharing their knowledge, the summit successfully addressed key topics in the ever-evolving media landscape.
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