HURRY, before it's too late to apply!
The Multimedia Workshop (Oct. 17-21) is a five- day intensive immersion into the art of storytelling using multiple forms of media. The workshop is intended for photojournalists at daily news- papers who have experience in audio gathering and story production for documentary Web-enhanced story telling but who want to improve their skills in this emerging form of media. Story development, audio gathering, interview techniques and content editing for a personal multimedia project will be a part of this workshop. The workshop will focus primarily on still photojournalism and audio. Video shooting, lighting and production will be addressed and may be incorporated into the final production.
The Point | Journalism's future is in global dialogue
By Mark Bowden
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Expensive, but damn nice and convenient, worth a look @ Lite Panels.
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Looks like help is on the way for those of us who would like to make our crappy looking, in your garage, or corner of the newsroom 'hole' 'vidcast' better:
Create newscast-quality video presentations
Visual Communicator provides a teleprompter, video creation capabilities, and an entire library of customizable graphics, effects, titles, music, and templates.
Looks cool to me.
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Human-to-Human Design
by Sharon Lee
Respect me
Tell me a story
Engage me
Inspire me
Enchant me
A great read for multimedia producers.
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Not that you care, but I HAVE TO make one of these for my office. I have an old iMac that might fit inside.
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At Aperture in Action, you’ll hear the best sports shooters in the business discuss how they use Aperture to organize their field-to-studio workflows and manage the thousands of pictures they take every time they go out on a job. They’ll also share tips and tricks for using Aperture to create unforgettable, heart-stopping images.
I pimped Adobe, so how about Apple, not that they need anymore hype this week, but Aperture does need our help. All you SportsShooters, check this out.
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enjoy, or not. and if you don't, make sure to spread some of your 'online cancer' by leaving me a message and telling me how much you don't like the blog, it always makes my day. example:
Mike on
June 22nd, 2007 9:03 pm
"You have the BIGGEST EGO ON THE WEB. But I’m glad that you have time to search the web for useless info BECAUSE i DON’T."
-r
Beware of those who post in CAPITALS.
Sacramento, Topeka, Austin, Boise, Little Rock…
But seriously, that Mountain Workshop looks really cool… too bad it cost $600… and I’m still saving up to replace my Toshiba laptop to get a… how did you put it… “a real laptop” from Apple. ;)
Biggest ego on the web? Hilarious…
I doubt R has the biggest ego in the Merc-News photo dept!
Oh, my…these intertrucktubenets are amusing.
I find great use in your useless information. keep it coming!
I often find your “useless info” to be quite useful. Ignore the naysayers.
Love the site man…… Useless? I really find it usefull, almost too much to ingest at once. Thanks for bringing us all of this excellent information. Some of us really are trying to bring our newsrooms into the future, even if they are kicking and screaming the entire way.
whose mike….?