The New York Times has published a feature story about stage actress Catherine Russell, who was the subject of a film produced during a MediaStorm Storytelling Workshop.
The Times story, How Catherine Russell, of ‘Perfect Crime,’ Spends Her Sundays, recounts how Russell hasn't missed a performance of her off-Broadway show in 37 years.
Documenting Dual Eligibility, a project by Isadora Kosofsky, CatchLight and MediaStorm, and made possible by Arnold Ventures, has been recognized by the 4th Annual Anthem Awards.
The project, which tells the story of two women who are navigating America’s tangled healthcare safety net, has been selected as a Gold Anthem Winner in the Health Partnership or Collaboration / Community Engagement category.
The Photojournalism Archive recently launched a website to preserve the world’s best photojournalism using the MediaStorm Platform.
The project launched with the work of eight photojournalists, and will be adding more in the months and years to come.
Join us for the next MediaStorm Methodology Master Class on December 17-19.
The 3-day training gives participants a chance to look inside the workings of a successful film and interactive production company, while taking them step-by-step through both the creative and business aspects of digital storytelling.
Documenting Dual Eligibility, a project by Isadora Kosofsky, Catchlight and MediaStorm, and made possible by Arnold Ventures, has been named a finalist in the 4th Annual Anthem Awards.
The project, which tells the story of two women who are navigating America’s tangled healthcare safety net, has been selected in Anthem’s Health Community Voice category.