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Beet.TV has learned that The First Ones ranks as one the most widely watched clips ever on the NYTimes site.
"Sure, major star power is driving traffic to this video — and the rawness is highly stylized by Paltrow, a veteran television and film director — but I think this is a very successful experiment in how newspapers can embrace new ways to produce content. "
Fantastic multimedia presentaion from the BBC
Check out Zach Wise's Flash Pano with sound. If we comment enough maybe he'll treat us to another fantasic tutorial.
What a great video presentation model, I can't image watching video on the net any other way. Newspapers take notice, we should be this bold and inventive. Make sure to click Flimmaking as an interest and you will get some great content. Happy Stumbling.
- Great article Multimedia storytelling: when is it worth it? Take the quiz at the end before your next project.
- Students take note Wanted by Gannett: Young Talent Students will learn how to deliver news in the company's new 24/7, multi-platform environment — called "Information Centers."
- Speaking of jobs, Online Editor/producer for the St. Petersburg Times.
- Just a quick note about a job opening at OHIO University. They're looking for someone that wants to lead the industry and not react. Job Title: Assistant Professor Interactive Design (tenure track)
Finally, a round of applause for the Chicago Tribune who published their FIRST HDV frame grabs. This from my friend, Tom Van Dyke, "Shot with the Canon XH A1 they are the first of their kind to be published by the Tribune. Also, there’s a video on the site called http://www.chicagotribune.com/cosi which is my first and, I believe the first for the department to be shot totally on video exclusive of gathering content with still cameras." Thanks Tom, welcome to an exciting future for photojournalism.
enjoy,
-r
