Award winning photographer and multimedia producer Brenda Ann Kenneally’s new publication, “The Raw File” already has one powerful multimedia story on it, and the site will certainly become a home for important and inspiring multimedia projects. The Raw File was inspired by the need to provide open ended means of publication for long term documentary [...]

When Los Angeles Times Photogapher Luis Sinco made this picture of James Blake Miller smoking a cigarette during the battle of Fallujah, the photo and Miller became instant icons of the Iraq War. Now, in an outstanding multimedia piece, Sinco has followed up on the post-war life of Miller. The work, produced by Sinco in [...]

Lexington Herald-Leader journalist David Stephenson’s collection of audio slideshows titled “A New Dawn” follows Dawn Nicole Smith’s struggle with addiction and puts a human face on a very important story. Many of us know someone touched by addiction, whether to drugs or alcohol. But what we don’t understand – unless we’re living with the person [...]

Current TV journalist Kaj Larsen investigates (and subjects himself to) the practice of waterboarding, an interrogation technique allegedly used by the U.S. government. While the video quality is not that high, this is a thought-provoking use of first-person journalism that pushes an often talked about subject out of the shadows and into the court of [...]

Well done multimedia by  NEWS.com.au that gives great insight into aboriginal culture. [ratings]