Latest News from MediaStorm – Page 242 – Latest News from MediaStorm

Job Openings at the Detroit Free Press

Post author:Jessica Stuart
Post published:October 15, 2007

The Detroit Free Press has a couple of job openings- one as an entry level photographer with multimedia experience, and one geared toward video. Staff Photographer, Detroit Free Press The Emmy Award winning photography & video department at the Detroit Free Press seeks a Staff Photographer to shoot and produce video, multimedia and photographic content for our publications across platforms. Our goal is to tell stories and touch people with our work. Video and still photography experience is a must for this opening. Other multimedia experience, even use of flash would be a plus. To see some of our work: www.freep.com/emmys www.freep.com/respect www.freep.com/pitbulls www.freep.com/woodward200 www.freep.com/mvagusta Please contact Deputy Director of Photography Kathy Kieliszewski at kkieliszewski@freepress.com. Please include portfolio (links are fine) and resume. Staff Photographer The job is for a fulltime Staff Photographer who can contribute immediately to the photographic and multimedia aspects of the news organization. Staff Photographers work a 37.5-hour…

Eddie Adams Workshop Multimedia Presentations

Post author:Brian Storm
Post published:October 10, 2007

Each year, a few students are selected to not only shoot still images, but record audio as well. Each photographer works intensively with the multimedia team led by Brian Storm and Tom Kennedy to produce a full audio-visual piece within two days. The multimedia team included Robert Browman, Bob Sacha, Diane Cook, Jim Seida, Chad Stevens, Seth Gitner, Kainaz Amaria, Tim Klimowicz, Greg Harris, Miki Meek, Coburn Dukehart, Pauline Bartolone and Bob Croslin. See the projects on the Eddie Adams Workshop site.

MediaStorm Wins Emmy for Outstanding Documentary for Broadband

Post author:Brian Storm
Post published:September 25, 2007

MediaStorm's Kingsley's Crossing by Olivier Jobard, is the recipient of the 2007 Emmy Award for Documentary/NonFiction for Broadband. MediaStorm's BLOODLINE: AIDS and Family by Kristen Ashburn was also nominated in the same category. Other nominees included: Washingtonpost.com - Being a Black Man Washingtonpost.com - Contamination and a Crusade Washingtonpost.com - Crisis in Darfur Expands Frontline - France: Soundtrack To A Riot Pictured from left to right are Robert Browman, Brian Storm, Elodie Mailliet and Eric Maierson. Pamela Chen, part of the team that produced BLOODLINE: AIDS and Family, was unable to attend. Image by bryan-brown.com.

MediaStorm Publishes Finding the Way Home: Two Years After Katrina

Post author:MediaStorm
Post published:August 28, 2007

Finding the Way Home: Two Years After Katrina by Brenda Ann Kenneally What does it take for a family to start over? Photojournalist Brenda Ann Kenneally documents the seemingly endless struggles some families face as they set about Finding the Way Home: Two Years After Katrina.

CitizeNews Launches

Post author:Jessica Stuart
Post published:August 26, 2007

CitizeNews, a new venue for video journalists to share their work with the community (and world), has launched this week. Conceived and launched by Michael Rosenblum and Ken Krushel after meeting in Kazakhstan over a year ago. CitizeNews' aim is to "aggregate the work of talented video journalists of great diversity and distinction whose work is characterized by a powerful individual vision. Our goal is to construct a digital platform where video journalists chronicle the world as they work to interpret its peoples, issues, events and personalities." They have a process to credential contributors, and visitors to the site can comment on any of the videos shown. So far, stories on the site have covered everything from a UFO Watchtower, to the Children of Banda Aceh and Colorado Gators.