To survive as journalists, we need to be capable of telling a story across multiple platforms. And that’s the way I approach my work.
Recently, Seth Gitner, an assistant professor at Syracuse University S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, talked … Read More
Last week I was listening to the raw interviews that photographer Matt Slaby recorded for a multimedia story about a Massachusetts Vets group called We Soldier On, a story he shot and I edited for AARP magazine’s website.
Matt really … Read More
I love Robert Krulwich, the NPR Science correspondent and co-host of the brilliant RadioLab because he has the ability to turn a story ion it’s head, tell it in the most intereting way and make me stop and listen.
Others … Read More
There’s been some discussion recently about where an interview subject should look during an on camera interview: to the left, to the right, straight into the camera?
Like so many things in storytelling, I like to look to real life … Read More
There’s a nice article in the New York Times magazine about my favorite radio show, RadioLab. And there is a fantastic interactive that the New York Times Magazine created isolating some of their storytelling sounds.
RadioLab is a … Read More
Brilliant!! (animated) storytelling about web, censorship and democracy by web scholar
Evgeny Morozov tries to put all the pieces together, visually.
Or what else you can do instead of showing a boring talking head.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk8x3V-sUgU&feature=player_embedded#at=60[/youtube]
and here a video … Read More
What is the difference between broadcast video and video for the web? Adam Westbrook helps explain it a bit by detailing five things to avoid in web video that have become cliche’s in broadcast video.
It wasn’t long before … Read More
I slipped in Jeremy Caplan’s class yesterday at CUNY Grad School of Journalism and he was discussing an old Poynter.org post titled: What 15 Journalists took home from South by Southwest a.k.a SXSW.
There was this this illustration by … Read More
Grazia Neri Agency was the best European photo agency I worked with: they sold every story I sent them. So I was sad when they called it quits. But now there’s Luz, born from the ashes of Grazia Neri and … Read More
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