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Will Yurman was supposed to be a coach at last summer’s NPPA Multimedia Immersion Workshop in Portland — he canceled last minute because he had a project that he was working on and needed to be in Rochester. Not Forgotten, Rochester’s Victims of Homicide 2007 published this week in the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. It [...]
I haven’t been posting as often as I like, because while I see a lot of Multimedia out there, I don’t always see a lot of good multimedia. And then sometimes I see something that just grabs the foundations and shakes it all up like a rag doll in a pit bulls mouth. Chew it [...]
Dallas Morning News photojournalist Mona Reeder spent three years working on The Bottom Line — mostly on gaining access to some really sensitive situations. The result is some incredibly personal moments, and some heartbreaking story-telling images. By the numbers, Texas is first in capital punishment. It’s also home to the most Fortune 500 companies. Second [...]
The Detroit Free Press photo staff decided to jump into the deep end with Driving Detroit, a multimedia piece that uses Google Maps as a foundation and lays over it videos, sideshows, flip book panoramas, written stories, a public forum and infographics to explore the streets, the homes and the people that make the 11th [...]
Instead of boring those of you who come here to see great multimedia with my travel/journal movies, i’ve created a small home on the web to bore you elsewhere. it’s richardkocihernandez.com and i’ve posted my most recent travel log from my trip to atlanta for the photoj seminar. the movies, which i hope to update [...]
Soundslides creator Joe Weiss rocks us again! What does this tool do? This tool is designed to create a simple chaptered Flash menu for Soundslides presentations. You can download the resulting Flash menu and host it on your own web site. Here is an example. enjoy, -r
Independent Lens is pleased to present the second annual Online Shorts Festival. Animation, comedy, drama and documentary provide an eclectic mix of stories and storytelling with this batch of winning shorts. View. Vote. Download. Enjoy! You MUST see this: BULLET PROOF VEST (5:27) Grand Jury Prize Nine-year-old Jyeshria wants a bulletproof vest—and she’s [...]
DIY Filmmaking: Make Your Own Equipment & Tools Here’s a few links to DIY resources that give us multimedia shooters alternatives to buying and renting equipment from filmlinker.com enjoy, -r
Optimal Frame Dimensions for Flash Video Compiled by Robert Reinhardt September 24, 2007 Video codecs such as On2 VP6 and Sorenson Spark perform best when the frame width and height use multiples of 16. While you can use any width and height in your encoding settings, non-optimal dimensions can result in poor image quality and [...]
The awesome series “Inside the Surge” by Chicago Tribune shooters Tom Van Dyke and Kuni Takahashi is coming to an abrupt end after three parts when the military pulled the plug on their embed in Iraq. They’ve been covering Bonecrusher Troop, 3rd Platoon in a continuing series as they were deployed to Iraq. In the [...]
Nawlz is an experiment in interactive story-telling. This is not everybody’s cup of tea but important to experience, because I think there is a lot to learn from this kind of interactive story-telling. Yes this is a nod to my love of graphic novels, but none-the-less important move in the future of the story. enjoy, [...]
The Virginian-Pilot’s Rich-Joseph Facun gives us, The Peace of Dawn, a quiet and moving piece. A shining example of journalism for the web. It’s beautifully photographed, with strong audio moments. Well Done. enjoy, -r [ratings]
The True Story of Youth Culture in America, It’s a book and an online experience. A must see. One Hundred Young Americans is the first book to paint the full picture of youth culture in America today. Gorgeously photographed and meticulously researched, this year-long project represents photographer Michael Franzini’s 30,000-mile journey in search of what [...]
