At SJSU October 27-28. Mark your calendars.
ƒsc: The 2007 ƒlying short course in multimedia photojournalism
That guy you know from the Internet, probably.
At SJSU October 27-28. Mark your calendars.
ƒsc: The 2007 ƒlying short course in multimedia photojournalism
Visual storytelling takeaways from the NPPA summit.
Weather’s beautiful, wish I were there.
I promise, at some point next Fall, I will emerge from the land of the bisy backsons and start showing up for some of the really cool conferences and summits and conventions that the cool kids put together.
But for now, I’ll continue learning (and schmoozing) vicariously through those of you lucky enough to make it to things like this:
NPPA Photojournalism Summit – Portland, Oregon – May 30 through June 2
Because I have my prejudices, that link drives you straight to the multimedia speakers schedule, which is fricking amazing:
Rich Beckman, professor of multimedia design and production at the University of North Carolina
Andrew deVigal, multimedia editor for The New York Times
Seth Gitner, multimedia editor for The Roanoke Times and Roanoke.com
Dirck Halstead, editor and publisher of DigitalJournalist.org
Richard Koci Hernandez, deputy director of multimedia and photography for The San Jose Mercury News
Tom Kennedy, managing editor for multimedia at Washingtonpost.com and Newsweek Interactive
David Leeson, executive producer for video and new media at The Dallas Morning News
Judith Levitt, Photo Producer for The New York Times
Regina McCombs, The Star Tribune
Jim Seida, multimedia producer for MSNBC
Brian Storm, president of MediaStorm
Joe Weiss, Creator and Developer of Soundslides
Are you kidding me? ALL of those people are going to be there? That’s just sick. Oh, and it’s not Web 2.0 conference expensive, either. Price range is $90 for student members to $300 for professional non-members for two days of multimedia goodness.
Actually, it’s better than goodness — it’s badness. So go to Portland, and give your multimedia some swagger.
NPPA first place news audio slideshow.
Lots and lots of video and multimedia to check out here.