“Everyone is playing a game with the audience. If you don’t, you are dead in the water.”
Recently I attended a multimedia storytelling workshop in London, organized by Duckrabbit, a multimedia production company. The following statement comes from their website (used with permission) as I can’t describe it any better: “We work with documentary audio, still photography and video to make compelling film and audio narratives for commercial, charity and broadcast clients. We also train photographers, videographers, journalists and communications professionals in audio-visual storytelling and online strategic communications.”
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storytelling,
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Last summer, I signed up for a documentary photography workshop in Rwanda, organised by VII. We were guided by Marcus Bleasdale and Gary Knight, two photographers working for VII. The success of international photography workshops has significantly increased over the last few years. Despite this success, it remains difficult to find helpful reviews and testimonials. I wrote an article on this topic for Shoot, a Belgian photography magazine. The current issue which features my article is available in stores across Belgium and The Netherlands.
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documentary,
magazine,
photojournalism,
publication,
shoot,
tearsheet,
workshop
As part of my continuous improvement with my photography, I decided to enroll in a portfolio review with Ami Vitale. She is known for her cultural and documentary photography, and her images have appeared in National Geographic, Time, Newsweek, The New York Times and many other international publications. During the past decade her name also appeared regularly in the top three of several subcategories in the World Press Photo. In addition, she organizes workshops on photojournalism and multimedia, and she is often invited as a guest speaker.
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The Compelling Image
