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I’m not a documentary but I play one on the internet: a panel on interactive documentary

Post author:Jessica Stuart
Post published:April 8, 2011

If you're in NYC on May 1, check out I’m not a documentary but I play one on the internet: a panel on interactive documentary Sunday, May 1 at 7:30pm $9 suggested donation. Artists Florian Thalhofer, Fred Ritchin, and Jonathan Harris present for discussion along with curators Hanne-Lovise Skartveit and André Valentim Almeida. Documentary filmmakers are seizing the opportunity to use emerging technologies and expand their linear films into digital platforms to engage with audiences in new ways. In this panel, meet three of the most exciting experts on the subject who have cultivated and perfected the interactive, digital form as their primary way of representing reality: Berlin-based media artist Florian Thalhofer, maker of online documentaries and the creator of the Korsakow System -a leading software for the creation of nonlinear documentaries-; Jonathan Harris, award winning artist behind the We Feel Fine project with a mission to find ways for technology to…

Apply now for the Kalish – Deadline is May 2

Post author:Jessica Stuart
Post published:April 1, 2011

Applications are currently being accepted for The Kalish - If you are a visual editor looking to sharpen your visual story-telling skills or fine-tune them to better fit a digital newsroom, you want to apply for this workshop. If you need convincing, see what Kevin Riddell, a recent graduate from the Ohio University School of Visual Communication, has to say about his experience at the 2009 Kalish Workshop: The Kalish Experience | Kevin Riddell from Danny Gawlowski on Vimeo. Visit the Kalish site for more information and to apply.

MediaStorm Multimedia Storytelling Workshop to be held at LOOK3, June 8, 2011

Post author:Jessica Stuart
Post published:February 22, 2011

MediaStorm has partnered with LOOK3 to offer a one-day Multimedia Storytelling Workshop on June 8, 2011, the day before the Festival of the Photograph launches. This one-day workshop will provide an overview of multimedia storytelling approaches. Through real world examples and open discussions with participants, Brian Storm will share tips and techniques to improve reporting and editing and discuss the most effective tools for specific jobs and the most appropriate ways to create a multimedia story. This workshop is designed for anyone interested in multimedia storytelling, no experience is necessary. We will be looking primarily at multimedia methodology and theory- this is not a workshop to learn how to use your new audio recorder- it’s a workshop where you will be asked to look deeper, into the when and why of different storytelling techniques and approaches. For more information, and to register, please visit: Multimedia Storytelling at LOOK3. You can also buy…

Apply now for 2011 Kalish Workshop, to be held June 20-24

Post author:Jessica Stuart
Post published:January 18, 2011

The 2011 Kalish Workshop will be held June 20-24, at Ball State University. If you're interested in becoming a better visual editor, you should definitely check this Workshop out. Faculty Member Scott Sines tells us more about what you'll find at this year's Kalish: There are jobs out there for multi-media producers. There are jobs out there for visual editors who have creative ways of curating, quality, User Generated Visuals. There are jobs out there for visual editors who can communicate across all platforms; mobile, tablet, web and print. And today’s reality is that many visual editors are working with freelancers. There are career paths out there for those editors who excel in these areas and Kalish 3.0 is designed to address these new opportunities in visual storytelling. For over 20 years we’ve been training editors, producers, photojournalists, professors and students in visual editing. There are nearly 1,000 Kalish alums working in…

LUCEO Announces Second Annual Group Show in NYC at 25CPW

Post author:Jessica Stuart
Post published:January 3, 2011

LUCEO is pleased to announce their second annual group show at 25CPW in New York City, titled Altered States: How We Live Today. Brian Paul Clamp, owner of CLAMPART, a NYC gallery specializing in modern and contemporary paintings and photography curates this year’s event. The show opens with a gallery reception Wednesday, January 19 beginning at 6pm. In addition to limited edition fine art prints, a limited edition exhibition catalogue designed by Deb Pang Davis and edited by Mike Davis will be for sale. We look forward to you taking part in this exciting event. Signed copies of the show catalogue, designed by Deb Pang Davis and edited by Mike Davis, are available for a limited time on the LUCEO website. Altered States: How We Live Today LUCEO Group Exhibition Curated by Brian Paul Clamp 25CPW 25 Central Park West at the intersection of 62nd street New York City Gallery Reception: Wednesday,…