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A walk in snowshoes
via blip.tv Our latest Chronicle video, shot by Michael Gibney, edited by me. Posted via web from Becker’s Online Journal
In case you didn’t see it…
Here’s our latest Chronicle video, shot by Dan Person, edited by me.
Using music in multimedia pieces
Eric Maierson at MediaStorm offers some fantastic tips for using music in multimedia stories — such as video and audio. The gist is this: Make sure you the music you choose is good. Otherwise, don’t use it. Then, learn to cut and shape the music to fit with your piece so that it becomes more [...]
Brian Stelter: Online ads are booming
Brian Stelter, writing for the New York Times, points out that at least portion of the online advertising market is growing: At a time when other categories of advertising dollars are shrinking, video ads are booming. News sites are adding more video inventory to keep pace with the demands of advertisers, and benefiting from the [...]
Rehberg talks about social networking with Gazette
Denny Rehberg spoke to the Billings Gazette recently about the effect of social networking on politics and campaigning. Rehberg is no stranger to social networking. He has a page on Facebook, a pretty active video stream on YouTube and, yes, he’s even on Twitter, where he recently posted about his opinions on the newest health [...]
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New e-book offers multimedia journalism tips
Multimedia journalist Adam Westbrook has published his e-book, “6×6: Advice for Multimedia Journalists,” on his blog. I’d advise anyone interested in doing multimedia journalism (specifically video) to go download a copy. It’s free, after all.
Save early and save often
Lesson learned: If a program offers you the opportunity to autosave your work for you, if only you’d take the briefest of breaks to first save your work and give it a file name, do it. Don’t, as I did, work for four hours on a video project, thinking that Final Cut Pro is saving [...]
Video: Achieving a Web-first newsroom workflow
This video from CoPress.org is worth a watch. It emphasizes that the Web should be the center of a newsroom’s workflow; the Web should be a priority. This will require a pretty big shift in reporters’ and editors’ mind sets, though. The Web-centric newsroom from CoPress on Vimeo. Please discuss in the comments.
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