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Category: Video & Multimedia
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dvafoto › How Not To Do It
My old friend Michael P. King sent me a link to this preposterous tv show on ‘war photographers’ yesterday.
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Confronting Breast Cancer – Ashley Franscell, Daily Herald
Ashley Franscell worked the past couple of months following a woman who is dying of breast cancer. Here is her story
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WFMU's Beware of the Blog: Saturday's For Suckers, Vol. 1 (videos)
Welcome to the flagship “episode” of Saturday’s For Suckers. Vids, vids, vids will be forced down your throats on all of my last posts each month. Most of ’em will be themed but this month’s video buffet is an ADHD-worst-nightmare free-for-all. Peep:
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MediaStorm: Intended Consequences by Jonathan Torgovnik
During the 1994 genocide, Rwandan women were subjected to massive sexual violence, perpetrated by members of the infamous Hutu militia groups known as the Interahamwe. Among the survivors, those who are most isolated are the women who have borne children as a result of being raped. Their families have rejected both them and their children, compounding their already unimaginable emotional distress.
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what it all looks like: The Humanity of Devotion
by Mike TerryPLEASE CHECK THE MULTIMEDIA ON THIS ONE, IT IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE MULTIMEDIA PIECES I HAVE MADE.
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PETER BESTE, Norwegian Black Metal photographer
it’s kind of funny to watch Peter Beste calmly explaining the Norwegian Black Metal scene for Swedish TV like an anthropologist whose just returned from a seven-year voyage
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Eddie Adams Workshop Multimedia
Each year, a few students are selected to not only shoot still images, but record audio as well. Each photographer works intensively with the multimedia team to produce a full audio-visual piece within two days.
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(BBtv) John Hodgman: More Information Than You Require. This is not a book trailer. – Boing Boing
John Hodgman’s new book MORE INFORMATION THAN YOU REQUIRE hits the streets on October 21, but by no means is today’s episode of Boing Boing tv any sort of, oh, how do the marketing people say it — it’s not a book trailer, and it is by no means a promotional vehicle for said book.
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Seeing Red
Working with video expert Jerome Thelia, David McClain had been using a Panasonic AG-HVX200 to create unique mixed-media spots for his clients that blended high-resolution still pictures with the motion and clarity of high-definition video. When the Red One came along, McLain saw it as the next evolutionary step in his Merge concept.
“There’s so much cynicism in photography now because it’s all changing and you can either run from change and stick your head in the sand or you can embrace it.” McLain says. “To me, Red seemed like the perfect tool to embrace change and that’s what Merge was all about.”
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Lavrakas Farewell Portfolio
Jim Lavrakas has been a staff photographer at the Anchorage Daily News for
27 years. Friday, October 3, was his last day. He volunteered to depart, a
result of McClatchy staff reduction. He put together a retrospective video
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Photographer's Journal: Russia: The Land
Far from the Kremlin and its rising military and economic ambitions lie remnants of a seemingly eternal, agrarian Russia. James Hill was there with his camera.
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Original “raw” clips from “Reverie” Now Available for Download « Vincent Laforet’s Blog
Three of the raw files from the prototype Canon EOS 5D MKII – files straight out of the camera – that were used in “Reverie” short film – are now available for download to your hard drives
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Press Freedom: "Collateral Damage" // Current
the NUJ has released a short film called Press Freedom: “Collateral Damage” which tackles the issue of police surveillance of bona fide journalists who document political dissent.
The film is a damming account of the Orwellian techniques and methods of the Metropolitan Police Forward Intelligence Team (FIT Squad) over the last few years.
This film includes evidence of the FIT Squad targeting working journalists and footage of police attacking journalists when covering protests. The film also has an interview with Jeremy Dear and photographers outside New Scotland Yard, the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police.
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Without further ado: Reverie « Vincent Laforet’s Blog
Here is the raw footage (downsized to 1/4 resolution) from the prototype EOS 5D MKII that Canon allowed me to borrow over a 72 hour period
