Esther Verkaik
About Esther Verkaik
Esther Verkaik is a Video Journalist at Thomson Reuters, where she has worked since 2017. She has a diverse educational background in film and media, with studies at institutions such as Tsinghua University and the Beijing Film Academy.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Esther Verkaik has been employed as a Video Journalist at Thomson Reuters since 2017. In this role, she focuses on fast news reportage, which is a critical aspect of the news organization’s operations. Her position is based in The Randstad, Netherlands, where she utilizes her skills to create timely and impactful video content that aligns with the company's standards for quality journalism.
Education and Expertise
Esther Verkaik has a diverse educational background in media and film. She studied at Tsinghua University, where she achieved proficiency in Mandarin over an 11-month period in 2006. Additionally, she attended the Beijing Film Academy in 2007 for 11 months. Her studies at HFF 'Konrad Wolf' Potsdam Babelsberg focused on the Camera and Light department from 2003 to 2005. She also completed a year in Audiovisual Media at Hogeschool voor de kunsten Utrecht en Hilversum in 2002-2003 and graduated from the Art Academy, Fine Art at Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht from 1995 to 1999.
Background
Esther Verkaik has developed a strong background in fast news reportage, which supports her current role as a Video Journalist. Her education in various prestigious institutions has equipped her with a solid foundation in media and communication. This background enhances her ability to create compelling content across multiple formats, including documentary, commercial, and corporate films.
Achievements
Esther Verkaik possesses a diverse skill set that includes photography, editing, and live-camera operations. Her expertise in these areas allows her to adapt to various filming environments and contribute effectively to her projects. Her experience in creating content across different formats showcases her versatility and commitment to high-quality media production.