I have a collection of links to recent visual journalism and multimedia posts by a number of bloggers that should make great additions to the toolbox.
Download Audio, Video, Editing, Multimedia tip sheets at Multimedia Shooter. Given that headline, there’s not much more I can add. Note: There’s a small problem in the download link; you’ll have to delete the “/;” that appears in the middle of the URL.
Angela Grant offers some advice for newspapers wondering how to get into video: Start with video now, figure it out along the way.
Mindy McAdams has put together three Flash Tutorials for the Complete Beginner. Good starting points and very nicely done.
In Newspaper video: watch TV burn, Andy Dickinson writes about the advantage newspapers have over TV on the web — if they’re quick enough to take it — and provides a very entertaining old newsreel all about journalism.
Finally, another piece of newspaper video by a guy who is emerging as one of my favourite visual journalists: Dai Sugano of the San Jose Mercury News. His report on the California Democratic convention is a great example of how newspapers can harness video.
TAGS: JOURNALISM, MULTIMEDIA, VIDEO, ONLINE
