MediaStorm Traveling Workshops

MediaStorm's Traveling Workshops offer a variety of options for on-site training in video and multimedia storytelling. From our one-day Multimedia Overview to our five-day Methodology Master Class, we can accommodate various size staffs and a range of experience levels. Please contact us for more information regarding fees and customized workshops for your group.

Facility Requirements

• Projector - Capable of 1920 X 1080 resolution with an HDMI connection
• Screen - Good surface to project onto with room controlled lighting
• Audio Speakers - Good quality to fill the room with a stereo mini connection
• Fast Internet Connection

This one-day workshop provides an overview of multimedia storytelling approaches while engaging participants in discussion about the most appropriate ways to create a multimedia story. Through real world examples, the instructor will share tips and techniques to improve reporting and editing and discuss the most effective tools for specific jobs.

Narrative Storytelling

• Examples of successful projects
• Developing the best approach for creating effective multimedia stories
• Pros and cons of the various narrative approaches

Reporting Approach

• Using the best tools to get the story
• Integrating still images, audio and video

Existing Projects Review

• Feedback on projects created by your staff

"Thank you so much for coming to Bergen and sharing your knowledge, ideas and experiences with us. The response from our delegates to your session is off the charts, with comments like "magical", "exceptional" and "extremely inspirational". As organizers, we are always looking for input that will be considered useful and inspirational for the Norwegian media industry, and with you it was a 100% hit!" — Anngun Dybsland / Nordic Media Festival

“If you're a photojournalist or photo editor looking to develop or expand your multimedia storytelling skills, I highly recommend attending a MediaStorm workshop led by Brian Storm. His dedication and passion for combining traditional photojournalism with new forms of technology is inspiring. Brian is a great innovator and educator, and he'll give you the nuts and bolts, tips and tools needed to adapt, advance and succeed in the rapidly changing world of visual storytelling.” — Alan Hagman / Sr. Photo Editor at the Los Angeles Times

This two-day workshop expands on our overview session with the addition of gathering audio and editing in Adobe Premiere, along with reviews and critiques of finished projects and works-in-progress.

What You Will Learn

Narrative Storytelling

• Examples of successful projects
• Developing the best approach for creating effective multimedia stories
• Pros and cons of the various narrative approaches

Reporting Approach

• Using the best tools to get the story
• Integrating still images, audio and video

Post-Production

• Getting the most out of Adobe Premiere
• Common issues and how to resolve them

Existing Projects Review

• Feedback on projects created by your staff

Please contact us for more information regarding fees and customized workshops for your group.