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Video Wins A Pulitzer Prize
Posted on April 13th, 2010 Written on michael's blog
Ian Fisher, American Soldier
Yesterday, the Denver Post won a Pulitzer Prize for American Soldier, its two-year project of folloing Ian Fisher, an American soldier from home, through bootcamp and through his term of service.
The project is a stunning example of what newspapers can do when they focus the depth of their talent on a single subject.Â
What makes American Soldier of particular interest to us is that the project is presented as a series of 8 videos, by VJ Craig Walker.
Take a look at
Bringing the Power of Photography to Video
Posted on April 12th, 2010 Written on michael's blog
Edwin S. Shneidman, professor emeritus of thanatology, the study of the phenomena of death, died May 15 at his home in West Los Angeles. He was 91.
Last week,the opening of the Cartier Bresson exhibition at the Musuem of Modern Art made me begin to think about marrying the power of still photography to the immediacy of video.Â
Today, courtesy of Ken Kobre and his excellent site, I am introduced to the work of Liz O. Baylen, a photojournalist with The Los Angeles Times.
Baylen works with stil
Is This The Future for Video?
Posted on April 11th, 2010 Written on michael's blog
When photography moved from craft to art
Sometimes change appears right before your eyes
or in this case, under your feet.
The Museum of Modern Art in NY (MoMA) is opening an exhibition of the photographic work of Henri Cartier Bresson (1908-2004).
Cartier Bresson was one of the founders of Magnum, the photographic agency, but more importantly, he created a style of photojournalism that is with us to this day: the intimate moment.
Any visiting the exhibition will immediately recognize works
BBC News Chief Explains What She Is Looking For
Posted on April 9th, 2010 Written on michael's blog
In this Beet-TV report, Mary Hockaday explains what kind of Video Journalsm The BBC is looking for.
Personally, I don't agree with a lot of what she is saying, but she is signing the checks for The BBC, not I.
So listen up!
As we say around here, if the customer wants tuna salad, don't try and convince them that the sashimi is better. Just get out the mayo and the bread.
USA TODAY DUMBS DOWN (Is that even possible?)
Posted on April 8th, 2010 Written on michael's blog
The Pulitzer Prize for the best investigative paragraph...
OK
So here's the situation: You have newspapers, magazines and TV stations that need more and more content as the web and iPhones continue to consume stuff all the time. At the same time, you have lower and lower revenues and consequently less and less to spend on creating that content. What do you do?
The answer is, you outsource.
But not to India
Instead, you outsource to the massive army of digital content providers who have bee
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