Since 1988, tim knight + associates has trained thousands of professional working journalists around the world.

Among the assignments: lead trainer on hundreds of Canadian TV Journalism Workshops; the US (consulting PBS news and current affairs trainer for five years); Jamaica (JBC); Mauritius (MaBC); Ghana; Finland (MTV); Spain (RTVE); Ireland (RTE); Russia; Germany; Bosnia and Herzegovina and South Africa (SABC and e-TV). In fact, we were the first training group called in by the South African Broadcasting Corporation's TV journalists to prepare them to cover their first-ever democratic election. We returned for further training workshops over eight years.

Among professional journalistic organizations we've worked with are the Canadian Association of Journalists; the Commonwealth Journalists Association; the International Film & Television Workshop (Rockport, Maine); Journalists for Human Rights; Radio and Television News Directors Association; and INPUT, the international Public TV Producer's Convention.

In Canada we've worked with CBC; CTV; TV-5; Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN); The Sports Network (TSN); TVOntario; Radio-Canada; Radio-Québec; TVA; Vision-TV; the Discovery Channel; Cottage Life; Videotron; the National Aboriginal Communications Society; Wawatay; Shaw Cable; the Inuit Broadcasting Corporation; Thomson Newspapers; The Globe & Mail; the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA); The International Bureau for Human Resource Development; the Ontario Human Rights Commission; the RCMP; the Body Shop; Consumers Gas; and the Bank of Montreal, among others. (See Reviews.)

I was keynote speaker at the 25th anniversary celebration of INPUT, the week-long international TV conference devoted to TV as public service. The event was held in Rotterdam and attended by nearly 1,000 TV producers, directors and writers from some 40 countries. ... more