Monthly Archive for April, 2008

Deadline: Last call for Web video training


The deadline for deciding has arrived and there are only a few seats
left in some of next week’s classes in Web video journalism.

Visual Editors is bringing to Chicago top Web video instructors from the
U.S. and the U.K. to teach Web video fundamentals to the next wave of
digital journalists.

The Chicago Sun-Times is hosting the classes at 350 N. Orleans and the
sessions run from 9:30 to 5 p.m. (May 5- 9).

Sign up today and send reporters carrying cameras, multimedia editors,
and online journalists involved with producing daily interactive video
stories.

I hope to see you in class on Monday.

Robb Montgomery
CEO, Visual Editors

Camp Video Journalism

Web video - Basic training
Two day course
- May 5-6
Sun-Times training room
Cost: $350; 9:30 - 5 p.m.

Final Cut Pro Editing Techniques
One day
course - May 7
Sun-Times training room
Cost: $300; 9:30 - 5 p.m.

Web video - Advanced
Two day
course - May 8-9
Sun-Times training room
Cost: $350; 9:30 - 5 p.m.

 

The Instructors:

Angela Grant
Multimedia producer for the San Antonio
Express-News and the founder of www.newsvideographer.com

David Dunkley-Gyimah
Senior lecturer, at the University of
Westminster (UK), founder of www.viewmagazine.tv

 

Complete course information available at www.visualeditors.com/workshop

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US newspaper live blogs its redesign


Here’s a Nebraska newspaper (The Grand Island Independent) that proves it understands a few of the fundamental precepts of the interactive journalism age: transparency and the expectation of open dialogue.

Stephanie Romanski, web editor: “I thought the readers might have a lot of questions. So I wanted to give them a place to go for immediate help. It just seemed fitting to try the tool out with a Q&A.”

Via Journalism.co.uk

Brilliant!

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Upgrade your portfolio with a click, cut and paste

Did you know that you can use the new VizEds to host your portfolio pages or video reels and get a widget that lets you post your work anywhere on the Web. Your blog, Facebook, wherever you want your work to play.

In this 3:46 video, I telestrate the powerful portfolio management features this new site makes possible.
All you need to know is how to click, cut and paste.

Upgrading your portfolio - the VizEds way



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Already have some photos or videos posted up?
Great!

Click here to customize and get the embed code for your very own widget.

For Example:

This is my still-frame collection


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