By Mindy McAdams
You will see something cool here if you upgrade your Flash player.
David at Strobist kindly (I think) tagged me with the Thinking Bloggers meme. I am invited to post links to five blogs that make me think.
Well, it would be too simple to link to blogs that already appear in my blogroll, wouldn’t it? After all, the charge is not to list my favorite blogs, or [...]
The 2007 American Diversity Project is set in Clarksdale, Mississippi. It’s a photojournalism package with audio, multimedia, and traditional (silent) photo stories that documents a place.
The photo work is excellent, well worth a look.
The Flash package has some very good points and a few unfortunate bits.
Good points: Single-screen interface, no pop-up windows, no scrolling. Easy [...]
The advertisement reads:
INTERACTIVE Help build our award-winning website. Assist with online community building, web research, interactive features, HTML coding, image/audio/video editing and writing articles and interviews.
The internship is at P.O.V. (Point-of-View), the public television series of independent non-fiction film and video. “P.O.V. films have won every coveted television and film award, including 18 Emmys, 11 [...]
I gave a 90-minute talk at the National Writers Workshop in Wichita, Kansas, on Saturday. You can download the handout and get all the relevant links here. This was the program text:
The No-Fear Guide to Multimedia Skills
Confounded by audio? Scared to death of video? Wondering if you’ll ever master multimedia packages? Take a deep breath [...]
I was poking around in the stats for my Flash Journalism site and noticed that a few of the very short “tips” tutorials are quite popular — there seem to be a lot of searches for these.
Open a pop-up window (from within a Flash movie)
Link via a button (go to a new Web page from [...]
When Ken Speake was a young TV reporter, he received a bit of criticism from an older, wiser journalist: “You don’t have a style.” To improve, he was told to choose two reporters he really liked, then watch and analyze everything they did for two weeks.
At the end of the two weeks, he reported back [...]
This is off-topic, but I feel so strongly that international experience is one of the best things you can ever give yourself — I hope you’ll excuse the interruption.
Journalists (who are not educators) are eligible to receive Fulbright funding to go abroad to selected countries. You must be a U.S. citizen when you apply. The [...]
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