Podcasts about Multimedia journalism

Send us a textSummary: In this episode of the PIO podcast, host Robert Tornabene interviews Carolina Montelongo, the Public Relations Coordinator for the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Carolina shares her journey from journalism to becoming a Public Information Officer (PIO), emphasizing the importance of community engagement, especially within the Hispanic community. She discusses the structure of the Sheriff's Office, the role of PIOs, and the strategies used for crisis communication. Carolina also highlights her initiative, CACO News, to provide reliable information to the Latino community. The conversation concludes with her recognition as the Hispanic Civilian Employee of the Year and her insights on effective communication and community connection.Carolina's BIO: Carolina Montelongo was born in Caracas, Venezuela. She graduated from Metropolitana University, Caracas, with a BA in Modern Languages in 2017. Pursuing her passion for storytelling, she relocated to Miami, Florida, to earn her Master's in Multimedia Journalism.Carolina worked as a Radio Host for Radio Caracol and then at the U.S. Agency for Global Media for four years. There, she contributed to providing a free press to Cubans facing oppression under the Castro Dictatorship. Carolina's dedication to journalism led her to obtain a talent visa, allowing her to pursue her dreams of working and continuing to live in the United States.Carolina saw that misinformation was a big issue in the Latino community. So, she created @Caconews as a space where people can get reliable information. Through that platform, she takes on the role of a truth-seeker, deciphering complex news and laws and ensuring that the content she creates clarifies and positively contributes to the Latino community.In June 2023, Carolina started a new professional adventure as a Public Relations Coordinator at the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. She's committed to bringing the Hispanic community and law enforcement closer by creating helpful content and sharing educational information with the Latino community.Outside of her professional life, Carolina has dedicated part of her life to dancing flamenco and playing volleyball. She also enjoys traveling with her husband and practicing CrossFit.Carolina's EmailAudience ConnectionDiscover how top storytellers build content that connects and converts. Follow us!Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showOur premiere sponsor, Social News Desk, has an exclusive offer for PIO Podcast listeners. Head over to socialnewsdesk.com/pio to get three months free when a qualifying agency signs up.

Ottawa is one year into its two-year temporary international student visa cap project, and post-secondary institutions across the country are heavily feeling the effects of a limited international tuition profit margin. Former Immigrations, Refugee and Citizenship Minister, Marc Miller, introduced the program of January 2024 which hopes of tightening up any immigration loopholes found within the student visa guidelines, as well as to alleviate housing and healthcare pressures brought on by the influx of students. But halfway through the plan, and cuts to dozens of programs and campuses are now starting to paint a clearer picture of what may be to come. Host Maria Kestane speaks to Gina Lorentz, Professor and Coordinator for Fanshawe College's Multimedia Journalism program and President of the Radio-Television Digital News Foundation for Canada, about what things are looking for students across the province and where the future of local journalism could potentially go from here. We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us: Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca  Or @thebigstoryfpn on Twitter

The advisor of Birthplace Studios and WSCB 89.9, as well as Visiting Assistant Professor of Multimedia Journalism, Jeremy Menard, joins the show with Reese and Nate! On Foxborough Fanatics, Reese gives a boatload of updates on free agency with the wide receiver and offensive line positions, while the fanatics make some comparisons between the current Patriots and the Buffalo Bills drought. Who should the Patriots be aggressive for and is Travis Hunter the real deal? Here's the rundown: (0:45) Welcome Jeremy Menard (6:07) Reese's Big Prediction from May 3, 2024 (9:35) The older wide receiver targets for New England (17:15) Offensive Line Free Agency (23:13) Difference between the Buffalo Bills drought and the Patriots current situation (27:24) “I think the difference between our fanbases…” -Reese (29:39) How does Nate feel about Travis Hunter (33:55) “I don't even know if I want a home run guy…” -Nate (36:47) “Unless you're the Bills, it's 2013, and everyone's like, ‘EJ Manuel is our guy!'” -Jeremy (38:02) NFL and Patriots News (42:43) I Remember When… (49:45) Game Time: Name Random Bills & Patriots. Go. (58:25) Preview: Alex Barth will join Foxborough Fanatics next week

Today I have the pleasure of welcoming back to Resoundingly Human long-time INFORMS member Jim Cochran, professor with the University of Alabama's Culverhouse College of Business. In addition, I'm joined by Ryan McNeill, deputy editor for the Reuters global data journalism team. Jim and Ryan are members of an investigative team that was recognized with the 2024 Scripps Howard Award for Excellence in Multimedia Journalism for their work on The Bat Lands, a groundbreaking science series exploring the origins and potential outbreak sites of bat-borne viruses.

Eli Ong, official job title at WGN is ‘Digital Supervising Producer,' which essentially translates to Ong being a newsprint-style journalist who works for a television news station — meaning I write articles for WGN's website and help get our news content out across social media, all of which I've done since joining the digital team in June 2022. My work at WGN is split between covering Chicago-area sports (primarily the Bears, followed by the Cubs and White Sox), and writing breaking news articles on traditional news topics (crime, business, politics, etc.). For example, when it comes to sports, I write a column every Tuesday during the NFL season following Chicago Bears games. You can find the last one of the 2023 NFL regular season here. Before joining WGN, I earned a Master's in Science of Journalism (MSJ) with a Sports Media specialization from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, where I spent my time learning from renowned sports journalists like J.A. Adande and Melissa Isaacson. Before Medill, I worked as an assignment editor, web producer and on-air talent at WOOD TV8 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where I helped create breaking news content on-air and online after earning a B.S. in Multimedia Journalism from Grand Valley State University. When it comes to where I call home, I refer to myself as a Chicago transplant who was born and raised in the south-central Michigan town of Jackson, where the first 18 years of my life revolved almost exclusively around playing, watching, reading and studying the game of baseball. If you're interested in reading more of my work, or just want to shoot the breeze over Chicago sports, you can follow me on X (formerly Twitter) where my handle is @ThePenOfEli, on Threads at @thepenofeli or like my journalism page on Facebook. #eliong #wgnnews #chrispomay #livewithcdp #barrycullenchevrolet #wellingtonbrewery Eli Ong Digital Supervising Producer & Sports Journalist WGN 9 – Chicago's Very Own 2501 W Bradley Pl. Chicago, IL 60618 Newsroom: (773) 883-3203 Email: eong@wgntv.com https://beacons.ai/chrisdpomay https://www.cameo.com/chrispomay

Nerve Renewal is in the house or maybe I need to say in the OSJ radio studio! Left is: Brendan Ashley, Brendan joins the team as a Physician Liaison for Northern Oklahoma, catering to the Stillwater and Enid area. Center is: Mark Cope – Mark is the Outreach Director for Nerve Renewal. Right Center is: Collin Campbell – Collin is a Physician Liaison here in OKC with Nerve Renewal. Nerve Renewal is one of those vetted companies by the Oklahoma Senior Journal and has been on our front cover with a five page article. They're on our back cover now with a two page article page, on pages six and seven. Nerve Renewal is not a pill it's a procedure that has no side effects 80% of the patients have success rate and it has completely changed the lives of many people with neuropathy or pain. They are opening up new clinics in Oklahoma and are here to meet the needs of those who haven't been able to get relief! It is worth repeating… there are no side effects. ___________________________ Mark Mark Cope – Mark is the Outreach Director for Nerve Renewal. His job entails leading and supporting a team of physician liaisons around the state. In his spare time, he enjoys playing guitar, playing pickleball, camping, and traveling. Collin Campbell – Collin is a Physician Liaison here with Nerve Renewal. He is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma and has been representing nerve renewal in the community and clinical environment for close to a year now. You may also catch Collin at a local CrossFit competition or jiu jitsu gym as he's also active in those communities. Collin Brendan Ashley – Brendan is a new addition to the Nerve Renewal team. He is an Oklahoma State University graduate with a degree in Multimedia Journalism and Strategic Communications. Brendan joins the team as a Physician Liaison for Northern Oklahoma, catering to the Stillwater and Enid area. In his free time, he likes to watch sports, golf, and he bartends at an Enid brewery. nerverenewalnow.com Facebook: Nerve Renewal now (405) 563-9655

Eli Ong, official job title at WGN is ‘Digital Supervising Producer,' which essentially translates to Ong being a newsprint-style journalist who works for a television news station — meaning I write articles for WGN's website and help get our news content out across social media, all of which I've done since joining the digital team in June 2022. My work at WGN is split between covering Chicago-area sports (primarily the Bears, followed by the Cubs and White Sox), and writing breaking news articles on traditional news topics (crime, business, politics, etc.). For example, when it comes to sports, I write a column every Tuesday during the NFL season following Chicago Bears games. You can find the last one of the 2023 NFL regular season here. Before joining WGN, I earned a Master's in Science of Journalism (MSJ) with a Sports Media specialization from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, where I spent my time learning from renowned sports journalists like J.A. Adande and Melissa Isaacson. Before Medill, I worked as an assignment editor, web producer and on-air talent at WOOD TV8 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where I helped create breaking news content on-air and online after earning a B.S. in Multimedia Journalism from Grand Valley State University. When it comes to where I call home, I refer to myself as a Chicago transplant who was born and raised in the south-central Michigan town of Jackson, where the first 18 years of my life revolved almost exclusively around playing, watching, reading and studying the game of baseball. If you're interested in reading more of my work, or just want to shoot the breeze over Chicago sports, you can follow me on X (formerly Twitter) where my handle is @ThePenOfEli, on Threads at @thepenofeli or like my journalism page on Facebook. #eliong #wgnnews #chrispomay #livewithcdp #barrycullenchevrolet #wqee #ckrt Eli Ong Digital Supervising Producer & Sports Journalist WGN 9 – Chicago's Very Own 2501 W Bradley Pl. Chicago, IL 60618 Newsroom: (773) 883-3203 Email: eong@wgntv.com

Our guest on the show today, multimedia journalist and community storyteller, Nile, shares his intriguing journey. From a middle school student discovering his passion for writing to a renowned storyteller.Nile's journey is nothing short of inspiring. He shares some delightful anecdotes, and  We also delve into his transformative storytelling experiences, with compelling tales from his interviews, including those with Shark Tank hopeful Alexiou and bare-knuckle boxer Bruce.My conversation with Nile further traverses the fascinating intersection of storytelling, mental health awareness, and the influence of cinema on his craft. He shares his unique approach to structuring interviews to truly understand his subjects, underlining the importance of meaningful conversations over small talk. Nile emphasizes on the crucial role of self-care and mental health, and how his work has been influenced by cinema, making for an enriching dialogue. We also discuss the power of unscripted dialogues and trusting your guest to foster engaging conversations.We also  explore how challenging oneself can aid in achieving one's goals and the balance between multimedia projects and keeping a check on mental health. Nile shares his experiences juggling between podcasting, writing, PR, and social media management, and the value of saying 'no' to maintain that vital balance. He also talks about his current projects and the magic of bringing people together to create something special. Nile Fortner is FAU Dec'19 graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Multimedia Journalism. His South Florida coverage and beyond may be seen throughout various publications and online platforms such as the Sun-Sentinel, Miami New Times, Fort Lauderdale Magazine, Simply The Best Magazine, New Pelican Newspaper, Boca Raton Observer Magazine, My South Florida Today, and more. With some of his articles being cover stories for local newspapers.Nile has also worked in social media management such as for Yacht Life TV and Venice Fort Lauderdale's Magazine, and podcasts such as for BocaFirst, CinePhellas  and Choose954. He has also worked in PR with the Gab Group.Links:Nile Fortner (@nile_fortner) • Instagram photos and videos / To hire Elikqitie as a your ghostwriter go to her website at www.writeforyou.me and click on her discovery call button to grab a time on her calendar TODAY!!And THANK ME later!!Support the showFollow us on;IG: https://www.instagram.com/Talkshitwithp/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalkshitwithpFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkwhitwIthpTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@TalkshitwithpSUBSCRIBE to our NEWSLETTER &/OR Rock our merchandise out; www.talkshitwithp.shop & you can follow our merchandise page on IG https://www.instagram.com/Talkshitwithp.shop/Support The Show (whatever you can)Cashapp: https://cash.app/$TSWP20Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TswpBuymecoffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/talkshitwithpAmazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2M9Q4HNKRO2WA?ref_=wl_shareWebsite under construction but keep an eye out; https://www.talkshitwithp.com/Learn my story;https://canvasrebel.com/meet-paula-sima-mulamula/https://herforward.com/a-mental-health-advocate-suggests-talking-shit/& FINALLY if you want to be a guest on the podcast... hit us up;https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVVE0FrJOD4xgDCzE5C_jIlgO7dVlpJBjVw5iyqnmEt5QVIQ/viewform OR IF YOU want to be featured... leave us a voicenote;https://www.speakpipe.com/talkshitwithp

About Our Guest:Graciela Mochkofsky is the dean at CUNY's Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, where she was previously the executive director of its Center for Community Media, and founding director of its Bilingual Journalism Program. The Newmark Graduate School of Journalism is located in Midtown Manhattan. It's the only public J-School in the Northeastern U.S. and is dedicated to training a diverse and innovative generation of journalists.Graciela is a contributing writer for The New Yorker, and the author of seven books of nonfiction, including “The Prophet of the Andes: An Unlikely Journey to the Promised Land” (Knopf, 2022.) She is a native of Argentina and a recipient of the Maria Moors Cabot Prize for outstanding reporting across the Americas.About Your Host:Anita Zielina is the CEO and founder of Better Leaders Lab. She's also an Executive in Residence at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, where she spent the last few years leading all continuing and executive education initiatives. Anita serves as the inaugural Board Chair of News Product Alliance (NPA) and is a member of the board of directors at the Austrian Public Broadcaster ORF.For the past 15 years, Anita held senior executive positions focused on product, strategy and innovation in various media and education organizations as Chief Product Officer, Managing Editor Digital, Editor-in-Chief and Director Strategic Initiatives. She has worked with around 500 managers, leaders and entrepreneurs as a consultant, coach and educator.She holds a Master in Law from Vienna University and an Executive MBA from INSEAD. Anita is an alumna of the Stanford Knight Journalism Fellowship and the Oxford Reuters Institute Fellowship. About Better Leaders LabBetter Leaders Lab is a Do and Think Tank for good leadership and smart management in media and beyond and a boutique strategic advisory firm. BLL specializes in organizational change, strategy and scenario planning, leadership development and executive recruiting research. Its goal is to empower managers, leaders and organizations in the broader media, digital & innovation space to build successful, sustainable, modern and healthy businesses.Learn more:https://betterleaderslab.comGet in touchFeedback or questions related to the podcast?hello@betterleaderslab.com

With transgender rights front and center in Iowa political debates, We Are Iowa local journalist Nora J.S. Reichardt grabbed national headlines when she recently came out as transgender on the air. Nora visited with Multimedia Journalism and Foundations students about her transition and how Iowans have responded.

Emily & Daniel McCay are a young married Catholic couple. Daniel is the Multimedia Manager for the Diocese of Tulsa & Eastern Oklahoma. Emily is the Music Teacher for All Saints Catholic School in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Daniel grew up in Tulsa and received a degree from Oklahoma State University in Multimedia Journalism. Emily is from Dallas. She earned her degree in Music from Oklahoma State University. They have been married for one year and are expecting their first child.

I was honored to interview via live stream, this amazing woman, Sachi Cunningham cancer survivor, documentary filmmaker and Professor of Multimedia Journalism at San Francisco State University. Her award winning stories have screened at festivals worldwide, and on outlets including the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, PBS FRONTLINE, FRONTLINE/World and the Discovery Channel. The Emmys, Webbys, and Pictures of the Year International have honored Cunningham's work. A graduate of UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism and Brown University, Cunningham's documentaries focus on international conflict, the arts, disability, and the ocean environment. On land she has turned her lens everywhere from the first presidential election in Afghanistan, to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. In the water, she has swum with her camera along side everything from 350-pound blue fin tuna to big wave surfers, to Olympian, Michael Phelps. Once an assistant to actress Demi Moore and Director/Producer/Writer Barry Levinson, Cunningham brings a decade of experience in feature films and commercial productions in New York, Hollywood and Tokyo to her career in journalism and filmmaking

International School for Multimedia Journalism by Radio Radieschen

The way the news is reported shapes the world we live in. Join Clare and Barnie from our Broadcast and Multimedia Journalism course for some top tips for advising students interested in this challenging and exciting career. For more information on the course, visit: www.uea.ac.uk/course/undergraduate/ba-broadcast-and-multimedia-journalism And don't forget to register for our teacher conference, taking place 9-10 June 2022. For details and to book your free place, visit www.uea.ac.uk/study/teachersconference

On this episode, we are joined by none other than Nana Agyemang! She is a multimedia journalist and CEO and founder of EveryStylishGirl that works to provide consulting and networking platforms for Black and brown women to connect and build their brands. Formerly Nana worked as a journalist and social editor for New York Magazine, BBC News, The New York Times and CBS. Her focus on telling stories about the lives of Black women led her to attend Columbia University for her Masters in Multimedia Journalism. As part of her continued passion to display diversity in media and fashion, she created EveryStylishGirl Biz, a sister brand to ESG and a platform for WOC looking to change the world of business. In addition to running both companies, Nana loves to report on social activism and women entrepreneurs. She wants to ensure that the news we read reflects the diverse world we live in. If that doesn't hype you up enough, idk what will. Throughout the episode, Nana shares with us her journey as one of the few Black women in media and how she turned that lack of representation into her purpose and passion. We chat about how her unapologetic determination and intentional authority in every step of her journey cultivated a prosperous business and community. You may want to take a seat or pull out your notes app for this one.. Connect with us on social: @growwiththeflowpodcast @itzycanales @itsreallynana @everystylishgirl @everystylishgirlbiz everystylishgirl.com Resources Mentioned: Nana's E-Book: Social Media Tips I Wish More People Knew About Jesus and Jollof CHECK BACK FOR NEW EPISODES EVERY OTHER THURSDAY! Ways to support this podcast: Follow along on social media Leave a review Share this episode on social media & with others Donate to help us continue creating episodes you love https://anchor.fm/growwiththeflowpodcast/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/growwiththeflowpodcast/support

Dallas Jordann is an On-Camera Host and Digital Content Creator. Dallas began her journey in college where she studied Communications and Creative Writing. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia Journalism from Florida Atlantic University. She currently works in Human Resources and as a Freelance Media Host. She aims to impact and uplift millennials through her personal brand, Dose of Dallas and her accessories business, Crowned Queen Things. She also loves video editing, covering events, networking, traveling, and interviewing inspirational people. Her goal is to continue to collaborate and empower black women everywhere. Website: www.doseofdallas.com ---------------------------------------- WHERE YOU CAN FIND ME:  Website:   Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/wearegoalinc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wearegoalinc  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearegoalinc/  Email: wearegoalinc@gmail.com  If you enjoyed this episode don't forget to subscribe, rate and leave a review!  #GirlsOnAnotherLevel   

This week, host Rafael Otto speaks with Jenna Deml, our producer at Portland Radio Project, and two of her lifelong friends, Kai Russell and Justin Semke. All three of them happen to be on the autism spectrum, and today we have a chance to hear their stories – about what it was like growing up on the spectrum, how they have remained friends for so many years, and their experience in the education system right here in Portland. Guests: Jenna Deml (she/her) is a podcast producer and radio DJ currently studying for her Master's in Multimedia Journalism at the University of Oregon Portland campus. Her undergraduate degree was in both Psychology and Theatre Arts from the University of Puget Sound. So it is safe to say Jenna has always had a love for the arts and storytelling. In her free time, she likes to play Dungeons & Dragons, flex her trivia knowledge on a website called Sporcle, create Spotify playlists, watch the entire Studio Ghibli catalog on repeat, pet every cat or dog she sees, or read classic sci-fi/dystopian literature. Kai Martina Russell (they/them) is native to Portland, Oregon. They hold a degree in English Fiction Writing from Pacific Lutheran University and are employed in the retail industry. Their dream is to write and illustrate (and possibly compose for) an original fantasy/science-fiction extended universe, drawing inspiration from the many roleplaying games they and their friends have acted out over the years. Kai draws meaning in their life from stories, nature, and their beloved friends and family. Justin Semke (he/him) graduated from the Art Institute of Portland, and has been looking to become an 3D Environmental artist. He is also quite the fan of Kamen Rider, and loves creating stories with friends. He is a staunch optimist and tries to make the people in his life smile whenever possible. Summary: The three friends begin by recounting how they each met one another at different points throughout elementary school. They then disclose what lead to their diagnoses; what they remember about it, what changed for them, and any struggles they had at the time. The conversation shifts to their respective experiences in the education system here in Portland, and what the institution needs to improve on in order to better serve neurodivergent children. Since Kai identifies as genderfluid, they note and comment on the correlation between neurodivergence and gender-nonconformity, and how this ties in to their own personal journey. Closing out the conversation, the three each state what they would say to their younger selves, and comment on who and what makes them the most empowered to be their truest creative selves.

Join Christian Jones and Regan Bell with their guest, Tanner Stewart, as they chat about his love for John Grisham novels, specifically A Time To Kill. Tanner is a news anchor and reporter for WEAR Channel 3 News in Pensacola, Florida. Today, he shares why he gets himself lost in John Grisham novels when out of the newsroom. There's a lot to take away from this episode, so make sure to tune in and enjoy the show!   Hooked In Tanner discovered A Time To Kill when he was 16. Although he was not an avid reader, he became fond of the book. For Tanner, the John Grisham novel appealed to him because of the same Southern culture he grew up with. The book reflected much of Tanner's identity that he could not put it down. It felt as if he was at home. He spent so much time reading the first chapter, and the scene laid out in full detail was his favorite. Having read it twice, Tanner remembers how he envisioned himself becoming a lawyer because of the influence brought by Grisham's novel. The book also became his escape at the time he faced trouble within the family. His parents divorced, and he was separated from his brother, who went to college. A Time To Kill immersed Tanner into a world where he forgot his problems at the moment.   About Tanner Stewart: Tanner Stewart is a reporter and weekend morning anchor at WEAR Channel 3 News. Before moving to Florida, Tanner worked at WXXV News 25 in Gulfport, Mississippi as the evening news anchor. One of his first memories of working in television news came in 2017, covering Hurricane Nate on the Mississippi Coast.   Born in Memphis and raised in the Smoky Mountains, Tanner is proud to call Pensacola his home outside the Volunteer State. Tanner is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University with a Bachelor's degree in Multimedia Journalism and a minor in Political Science.   When not in the newsroom, Tanner enjoys reading, training for his first marathon, and exploring new places along the Emerald Coast!   Outline of the Episode: [03:01] From Tennessee to Mississippi, and finally to Pensacola, Florida [05:03] Attraction to media – news, movies, broadcasting, and cameras [06:09] A typical day of a news anchor, as told by Tanner [08:13] When Tanner came as a reporter a few weeks earlier before COVID [11:12] Tanner's discovery of the book at 16 [14:32] Started with A Time To Kill and progressed to other John Grisham novels [15:41] The problem with film adaptations based on books [21:27] Differences between a book and a movie in terms of visualization [23:42] How technology has affected people's reading habits [28:00] Tanner's issues with A Time To Kill's movie adaptation [33:05] A bad experience of Tanner where the book played a role in it [34:47] Tanner's critique about books to mini-series instead of film adaptations [39:39] Less interest in crime dramas due to existing ones that are formulaic   Resources: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGE3YQr9SlShtM9cLLORcTg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TannerTV Get Raw, Unedited Episodes, from FANtastic People, Access To Our Discord Channel and Submit Questions for Upcoming Guests: https://fantasticpeoplepod.supercast.tech/ Connect with Tanner! Twitter: https://twitter.com/TannerStewartTV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TannerTV Connect with The FANtastic People Podcast!   Facebook Group: https://facebook.com/groups/4254286477937983 Regan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FANtasticRegan Christian on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FANtasticJonesy Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/FANtasticPeoplepod Instagram: https://instagram.com/fantastic_peoplepod Twitter: https://twitter.com/FANtasticPeopl

Reel Works matches teens 1:1 with professional filmmaker mentors to tell their stories and have their voices heard. It's a powerful combination that changes young lives and creates films that have been seen by tens of millions of viewers worldwide. Head to REELWORKS.org, that's R E E L W O R K S . O R G and learn more about how you can support a program that not only helps young people prepare for a life and career off in the future, but might also ensure - through the process of storytelling - that those of us needed to solve the future's greatest challenges, have the tools we need to survive and thrive what is.John Williams (he/him)Founder & Executive Director, is an award-winning film and television writer, producer and director whose credits include independent shorts, features, documentaries, television programming and corporate communications. Prior to founding Reel Works, John created original television for WNET/Thirteen, Oxygen, WE: Women's Television and Metro Channels. John has produced numerous major market television commercials and independent films. John holds an MFA in Film & Television from New York University and a BA in English from Boston University. Keisha Katz (she/her)Keisha Katz, Director of Workforce and External Partnerships, is a Queens native and a graduate of the Spring 2007 lab class at Reel Works. Keisha leads their citywide workforce program, MediaMKRS, which aims to bring together industry leaders, educators, unions, and local government to provide access to careers in the media industry to individuals from marginalized communities. Keisha is particularly passionate about and uniquely qualified in her efforts to create a more diverse and inclusive in the media and entertainment industry, because of her background producing documentary film and television. Her work has aired on leading networks including NBC, Lifetime, TLC, Investigation Discovery, Animal Planet, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, and BET. Keisha holds B.A. from Temple University and is a member of Sigma Lambda Upsilon/Señoritas Latinas Unidas Sorority, Inc.Charles Reynoso (he/him)Charles Reynoso, Manager of Education and Curriculum, has been an educator, musician, and multimedia artist for over two decades. As a teacher with the Department of Education, he and his history students created short films with historical narratives in order to connect modern day injustices and inequalities to American history. As a media producer, he collaborated with several non-profit organizations to bring awareness to social issues surrounding the AfroLatino community. He has a Bachelors of Science in Multimedia Journalism from CUNY Lehman College, and a Masters of Science in Education with a concentration in Special Education within Urban Settings from Long Island University. He strives to be a vegetarian, but is often caught eating salmon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 66 of the Close Knit podcast, I spoke to Masego Morgan and Stella Hertantyo of cncs_ (pronounced “conscious”). I so cherished this conversation with these two - it felt like a wonderful space to sit in our uncertainty and be candid about no knowing what is next. Masego is a sustainable fashion advocate, residing in the suburbs of Cape Town. Currently doing her postgrad in Sustainable Development, while working as a creative strategist for a local South African brand called Good Good Good - this may change by the time the episode is out since she's finding it difficult to balance the two and have a personal life. She's terrible at following instructions, whether it's a recipe or a design pattern.At the end of last year, Stella completed her B.A. in Multimedia Journalism and she is currently doing her Postgraduate Diploma at the Sustainability Institute in Cape Town. Stella is a slow living enthusiast and a lover of low-impact fashion. She is passionate about encouraging an approach to sustainability that is inclusive, accessible, fun and locally-centred, as we try to figure out how to create a regenerative future. When I'm not in front of my laptop doing uni work, you'll probably find me reading, writing, illustrating or baking/cooking. A dip in the ocean, or a walk in the mountains, are the two things that bring me the most peace. At the beginning of 2020, Masego and Stella created an online platform together, called cnscs_. They created cnscs_, because they wanted to create an online community where knowledge, ideas, and resources around sustainable living (especially in a local context) could be shared. They see cnscs_ as a space to introduce people to sustainable living and apply it to their lives in a way that's sustainable to them. Their focus is on telling and sharing African stories and decolonising the current sustainability narrative. They share interviews with lots of change-making people, resource-based articles that inspire positive action and spark thought in our sustainability school section, wish lists, moodboards, musings, and tips and tricks that we have learnt along the way. They talk loads about personal style and slow fashion, but also sprinkle in content that discusses other aspects of sustainability.

Listen in to get the insider scoop on: MMJ and how it's changed journalism, 2 of our favorite woman pioneers in Black media, how to make your story pitch wherever you send it, why Howard University's School of Communications is at the crossroads of Black media, Yanick's online magazine Fierce for Black Women, her other projects that support the Black community … and more! Continue Reading

Listen in to get the insider scoop on: MMJ and how it's changed journalism, 2 of our favorite woman pioneers in Black media, how to make your story pitch wherever you send it, why Howard University's School of Communications is at the crossroads of Black media, Yanick's online magazine Fierce for Black Women, her other projects that support the Black community … and more! Continue Reading

Management Series is a new mini-series focused on interviewing the NUTM management team, towards understanding who they are, and how their roles contribute an integral part to the experience here at NUTM. In this third episode of the mini-series, we interview Tolu Omoyeni, the Brand and Communications manager here at NUTM. The episode also includes a 10-second 'behind-the-scenes' at the end. Hosts Israel Israel is an experienced Product Designer and also has Marketing and Product Management experience. He loves meeting new people, so please feel free to drop him a message over on LinkedIn. At NSP 2021, he is the Anointed Solution Provider. Ayobami Ayobami is a Cloud Engineer and Concept Designer. At least, when his alter-ego is in check, he is all concerned about finding ways to solve problems using Technology and Entrepreneurship. He is interested in Space Exploration and Education. At NSP he is Darkenstein. Guest Tolu Tolulope Omoyeni works in the Corporate Communications Unit at the Nigerian University of Technology and Management (NUTM), where she manages the School's online reputation. Tolu has a Master of Arts in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Sussex, as well as a Diploma in Journalism from the National Council for the Training of Journalists in the United Kingdom. When she's not working, Tolu is a blogger, podcaster, and wallflower, in that order.

In this week's episode, we're finally delving into the world of K-Pop with Multimedia Journalism student Chey Bryan. Listen as we discuss the pressures that K-Pop artists face to be picture-perfect for their fans, which comeback Chey can't wait to see as well as what it's like being a Western fan within the fandom & our thoughts on BTS' Grammy snub. *Trigger Warning in regards to talk of suicide within this episode* Follow Chey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pressbychey/ Follow Chey on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Cheyanne_Bryan Follow That Fangirl Life on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatfangirllifepodcast/ Follow That Fangirl Life on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thtfangirllife Follow That Fangirl Life on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thatfangirllifepodcast Like That Fangirl Life on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatfangirllifepodcast/

Trailblazing surf photographer Sachi Cunningham is world renowned, an acclaimed documentary filmmaker, a Professor of Multimedia Journalism at San Francisco State University, and a mom. Swell Season Surf Radio host Karen Song & co-host Matthew Rohrer, chat with Sachi in Northern California about her contributions to the surf culture at large, her humble beginnings as a water photographer, what big waves taught her about overcoming cancer, and her latest film project She Change: The Film, about women fighting for gender equality in one of the most dangerous sports on earth and plus so much more. Swell Season Surf Radio is recorded by NewsStand studios at Rockefeller Center in the heart of Manhattan and is Distributed by WAX.Radio

Swell Season is excited introduce a new series for the legions of the stoked, Dear Shredder: An advice podcast exploring mental health issues in the surf and skate communities. The series is hosted by Matt L. Rohrer, a licensed psychotherapist practicing in NYC who just happens to be a skateboarder, surfer, writer & musician. Dear Shredder looks at mental health issues through a shredder’s lens, and shredding issues through a mental health lens. It also aims to reducing stigma around mental illness/mental health care in skate and surf communities. On the premiere episode, Matt is joined by Swell Season host Karen Song, and their guest is pioneering surf photographer Sachi Cunningham, an acclaimed documentary filmmaker and Professor of Multimedia Journalism at San Francisco State University. They discuss Cunningham’s career and experiences with mental health needs, and they answer questions from listeners. We hope you enjoy this new series on Swell Season Surf Radio. If you’d like to contribute a question visit @dearshredder on Instagram and click the link in the bio, where you can fill out an anonymous form. Swell Season Surf Radio is recorded by NewsStand studios at Rockefeller Center in the heart of Manhattan and is Distributed by WAX.Radio Disclaimer: Listening to this podcast does not constitute therapy/mental health care. If you or someone you know are having a mental health emergency, dial 911 or visit the nearest emergency room. Below is a list resources:Resilience Lab: Offering therapy where ever you are, online or in New York City where our offices are welcoming, inclusive spaces where you can relax, open up and learnhttps://resiliencelab.usAckerman Institute for the Family: Founded in 1960, the Ackerman Institute for the Family is one of the premier institutions for family therapy and one of the best-known and most highly regarded training facilities for family therapists in the United States. The Institute serves families from all walks of life at all stages of family life.https://www.ackerman.orgBrooklyn Center for Psychotherapy: Recognizing the growing treatment needs of the substance abusing population, New Directions was founded in 1988 to service this community. Licensed by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, it has grown to be a cornerstone of chemical dependency treatment in Brooklyn.https://newdirectionsbrooklyn.com

Armon Sadler is a Passionate multimedia journalist and creator with bylines in ELEVATOR Magazine, Revolt, The Source Magazine, Kazi Magazine, Hand Me The Aux, and more. He is also the Podcast host for the "Stay Busy Podcast" and a playlist curator. Armon has his B.S in Communication from the legendary Cornell University in which we discuss the story behind how he ended up there. This episode is not only inspiring and interesting, but also has some gems for up & coming journalists and creatives to listen to and apply to their own lives. Listen To The Stay Busy Podcast Here: https://linktr.ee/staybusypod Follow Armon Sadler: https://twitter.com/armonsadler --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/collisstutzer/message

Tara Fitzpatrick is a reporter with the Daily Record, covering a range of areas including live news, crime, features, and human interest, mostly working with digital and social media, although she also write for print. She is also an arts writer and reviewer, and has previously covered the Edinburgh Fringe festival and theatre and live music across Glasgow. She studied English and Theatre at Glasgow University and Multimedia Journalism at Glasgow Caledonian University. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When @sunitadastidar qualified to be a science teacher she knew communication was her strength. One masters later and her career had turned on its head and she was now pursing a career as Multimedia Journalist. However Graduating in the middle of the pandemic made the transition ever harder, listen to Sunita's journey of how she has been finding it so far. Note: Sunita will be hosting a free online event on the 12th of Feb 2021, Radio and Podcasting for Beginners. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/radio-and-podcasting-for-beginners-tickets-134790168021 (Radio and Podcasting for Beginners Tickets, Fri 12 Feb 2021 at 19:00 | Eventbrite)

EPISODE 64.TERRIKA FOSTER-BRASBY [Producer/Co-Host of espnW's Around The Rim podcast] joins via Zoom to talk creating Around the Rim, Women’s Basketball, WNBA vs. NBA, and why the WNBA is underrepresented/undervalued especially in mainstream media.We play INTERROGATION & KEYWORDS with Remy Martin!WATCH INTERVIEW: BLOG: https://www.jampackedshow.com/post/sheknowssportsABOUT:Terrika Foster-Brasby is one of the best multimedia journalists, digital podcast producers, on-air hosts and speakers in the sports industry.Self-made, self-driven, self-motivated, but most of all, selfless, Terrika covers the game to tell the stories of others. While the WNBA and NCAAW basketball are her passions, she's covered NBA, NFL and NCAA DI Men's Basketball. You can find her bylines with espnW, ESPN's The Undefeated, and The New York Times, but she's become synonymous with women's basketball as one of the two voices on espnW's Around The Rim podcast, alongside acclaimed women's basketball analyst LaChina Robinson.Terrika began her career in sports writing for La Dulce Locura online magazine in 2012. After several months, Terrika was then offered an opportunity to host a Friday night sports talk show on the online based Sportzfam Radio Network, hence The Gridiron Gurl was born in February 2013. She later added contributing to Yahoo! Sports before taking a position with ESPN Radio in December 2014. This was all accomplished ahead of her receiving her Masters Degree in Multimedia Journalism from Full Sail University in the summer of 2015.Since then, Terrika has had the pleasure of producing some of the most well-known personalities in sports including, Jemele Hill, Michael Smith, Mina Kimes, Cari Champion, Sarah Spain, Matthew Berry, Field Yates, Adam Schefter, and more. She has sat down with Hall of Famers Eric Dickerson, Sheryl Swoopes, and Rebecca Lobo. She's interviewed for radio… hip hop legend Ice Cube, actor Omar Epps, Power star Omari Hardwick, comedian Mike Epps and others. She's covered for audio and print the 2015 AAC Men's Basketball Conference Championships, the 2018 NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles, the 2018 and 2019 NCAAW Final Four in Columbus and Tampa, and the 2018 NBA Draft in Brooklyn to name a few. She's also designed various images & digital graphics that were displayed on ESPN linear networks and the ESPNW, ESPN Radio and ESPN Podcast social media. Terrika brings a perspective to sports that's real, authentic, unique, and one-of-a-kind that resonates with fans and media colleagues alike.Outside of sports, Terrika is a member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., Iota Sweethearts, Inc., the NAACP, the National Association of Parliamentarians, and the National Association of Black Journalists. She's also a former NCAA Division II dual athlete, playing both volleyball and softball at Saint Augustine's University in Raleigh, NC, where she received her Bachelors of Arts degree in Political Science in May 2010.Twitter: @SheKnowsSports_ Instagram: @SheKnowsSports_ Facebook: @SheKnowsSports YouTube: @TeeTakeTwobit.ly/teetaketwo TerrikaFosterBrasby.comWWW.JAMPACKEDSHOW.COMJAMPACKED PHONE LINE#: 818-514-5830

From COVID-19 and how governments have responded, to the US Presidential Election, to Brexit finally becoming a reality with the imminent ending of the transition period, and to an historic coalition government in Ireland bringing Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael together, there is an enormous amount of ground to cover and reflect upon after what has been a truly unprecedented year. To discuss all of this, the IIEA is delighted to bring together a panel of experts and commentators for our annual Young Professionals Network (YPN) Christmas Special. About the Speakers: Professor Anand Menon is Director of UK in a Changing Europe, a leading think-tank analysing the process and impact of Brexit. He is also Professor of European Politics and Foreign Affairs and Kings College London. He has held positions at a number of universities, including Sciences Po, Columbia University and NYU. He is co-author of Brexit and British Politics (Polity, 2017) and author of Europe: The State of the Union (Atlantic Books 2008). A frequent media commentator, he regularly appears on major UK current affairs programmes and he has also been published in the Financial Times, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph and Le Monde, to name a few. Dr Shana Cohen is Director of Thinktank for Action on Social Change (TASC) & Affiliated Lecturer with the Department of Sociology at Cambridge University. Prior to TASC, she was Deputy Director of the Woolf Institute in Cambridge, where she focused on interfaith and intercultural relations in Europe, India, and the Middle East. She studied at Princeton University and at the University of California, Berkeley, where she received a PhD in Sociology. Dr Tom Wright, Director of the Center on the United States and Europe a Senior Fellow in the Project on International Order and Strategy at the Brookings Institution. He is also a contributing writer for The Atlantic and a Non-Resident Fellow at the Lowy Institute for International Policy. His most recent book, All Measures Short of War: The Contest For the 21st Century and the Future of American Power, was published by Yale University Press in May 2017. Tom received his PhD from Georgetown University, his MA in Philosophy from Cambridge University, and a BA and MA from University College Dublin. Aoife Moore is a Political Correspondent with the Irish Examiner, a position she has held since February 2020. In ‘Golfgate', she co-broke one of the major news stories of the year, the consequences of which are still reverberating. Prior to joining the Examiner, she served as a Journalist covering politics with Press Association Ireland from 2018 to 2020. She previously worked as a Reporter with the Daily Record, the Irish Daily Star and the Irish Echo. She received her BA in Multimedia Journalism from Glasgow Caledonian University.

Olga Stefatou is a visual artist and curatorial consultant. She recently moved back to her native country Greece after working with Qatar Museums as photography specialist for two years. In her practice, Olga works with mixed media and mainly with photography. She investigates the idea of freedom and its connection to geopolitics, heritage and social structures, with a special interest in gender issues. Believing that image-making should engage the personal and collective consciousness, her work entangles documentary practices with performance elements as tools to reflect alternative realities. Olga has exhibited her work at Doha Fire Station art space (QA), Los Angeles Month of Photography, Head On (AU), Les Boutographies (FR) and Gallery Negpos (FR) among others.Some of her major projects include the long-term series Red Ruby in Myanmar, while in 2015 she participated in the pioneering Solar Impulse mission – the first-time attempt to circumnavigate the world using only solar power. Olga has travelled worldwide and extensively in Asia, producing photography and video on social and humanitarian issues. She has a extensive experience in photojournalism, collaborating with international media such as Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, The Economist, NBC News and Vanity Fair among others. Olga is the creative director of Saristra Festival Arts, a festival celebrating music and arts on Cephalonia Island, Greece. She studied photography at the Technological Educational Institute of Athens and in 2012 she earned her Master's degree in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Bolton, UK, while being based in Beijing, China.Through her work, Olga creates a stage to empower people to transform our perception of them - involving her subjects rather than presenting them. Her project "Chrysalis", a series of portraits of refugee women dressed up in the same golden rescue blankets that are handed out to hypothermic refugees upon arrival on the Greek islands, can serve as a perfect example. What once was a sign of vulnerability is transformed into a symbol of beauty and strength.Olga's work is also concerned with questions around home and identity, with a strong tangible love towards her native Greece while maintaining a critical distance - proving, to me at least, that love is in essence the acceptance of imperfection. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yellowvan)

| PODCAST 13 | Hannah Swain joins Anthony and Jenni to talk about college and the current state of Media. They go over what course work looks like for a Multimedia Journalism Major, Roommate stories, how friendships adapt, and crazy concerts. Get settled in, it's a long one! Facebook Page: OverboardwithAnthonyandJenni Instagram: Overboardxpodcast Youtube: Overboard Podcast

In this episode we talk with the award-winning documentary filmmaker, Professor of Multimedia Journalism and Big Wave Surf Photographer, Sachi Cunningham.   Sachi developed a love of the water at a young age and from competitive swimming and lifeguarding.  Her ambition and passion for the ocean have become an integral part of her storytelling.  Her body of work has covered international political stories, the arts, disability and the ocean environment.     As a bi-racial female, Sachi is passionate and experienced about speaking up for women whether it is equal pay, voicing ideas or chasing desire.  Sachi’s experience in student councils over the years has given her the confidence to speak up and out about the changes she wants to see in the world.   Sachi’s background in film making together with her love of art has taken her on a worldwide journey that has helped hone her unique voice to capture the stories of people far and wide.  Sachi continues to break barriers for women surfers with her coverage and content of competitive female Big Wave surfers.   CONNECT WITH SACHI Sachi Cunningham   Instagram She Change- The Film E-mail Sachi CONNECT WITH NINE DOTS E-mail Geoffrey nine dots Media Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Facebook

Dina and Maurice discuss living an authentic life and connecting with people through health, wellness, and fitness. Maurice Whyte was born and raised in Jamaica, and now lives in Queens, New York. As a former student-athlete, he took the college track and field and soccer worlds by storm. He has a BA in Multimedia Journalism and runs a thriving fitness and apparel brand while working towards a certification as a Strengthening and Conditioning Coach. You can find inspiration on Maurice's online platforms at https://www.instagram.com/zionfit1021/ and https://www.instagram.com/zfit1021_apparel/. If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with others! You can also submit listener feedback or request to be a guest on a future episode by completing this form: https://forms.gle/7UZ2kEPDHjBgLhRU9. Help support this podcast for as little as $0.99/month: https://anchor.fm/dishwithdina/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dishwithdina/support

Nada Mawsouf is an aspiring film director. She graduated with a Major in Multimedia Journalism and Minor in Psychology. She shares with us her journey with bullying and how it has lead her to stand up for her self, speak up about bullying and help those who are struggling with it.

Journalism is a tough industry to break into, but expanding your multimedia and broadcast skills is a great way to enhance your versatility and job prospects. For Chinese journalist Yuan Ren, who has worked as a Time Out magazine editor and a columnist for U.K. newspapers The Telegraph and The Prospect, transitioning into broadcast media helped her fire up her creativity and experiment with creative storytelling. In this episode, she shares her best tips and tricks for making the switch from print to digital journalism with NüVoices chair Joanna Chiu. The two also discuss what it is like to build a career in Western mainstream media as younger women of Chinese descent. Yuan is a fully bilingual journalist who has written about science, technology, Chinese culture, and current affairs. Originally from Beijing, she began as the Around Town editor at Time Out Beijing. Yuan was a regular contributor to The Telegraph's Wonder Woman column on Chinese women and gender, and a monthly columnist for Prospect magazine. She is now based in London and works as a producer and reporter for Bloomberg TV and the technology show Click at BBC World — see Yuan's post on Twitter for a video of the latter. She also loves to make video blogs about traditional Chinese food and restaurants. Follow Yuan for the latest in Chinese culture and food via YouTube and Instagram.Recommendations: Yuan: Get enough sleep and put your phone in a different room before bed. I like to track my sleep on my Garmin sports watch, which I have for running. Headspace, Calm, and Insight Timer are all great apps for sleep and meditation (have it on your iPad, not phone), but many centers like the London Buddhist Centre offer live, guided meditations online. Staying active is so important, and I'm part of a running club — it's cheap and sociable, and you'll improve so fast you'll wish you joined earlier. There are lots of virtual races for runners, cyclists, and swimmers during lockdown, which you do solo but post results online. Strava is the social network for athletes worldwide. I'm catching up on Chinese TV dramas at the moment. Check out Douban (豆瓣) for ratings on documentaries, movies, TV, and books. When I miss Chinese TV, I get on Beiijng TV's website and watch live there. I also listen to Beijing Transport News radio via TuneIn when I go to bed! Joanna: Have no shame about indulging in guilty pleasures like Netflix reality TV dating shows, and solo YouTube karaoke sing-alongs is a great way to boost your mood while in isolation. Join different journalist groups on social media to reach a supportive community. Poynter has collected a list of such groups, and don't forget to join the NüVoices Network on Facebook and follow our Twitter account @NuVoices.Like the podcasts at SupChina? Help us out by taking this brief survey.

Sandra Chuma is an inspirational speaker, podcast host, and award-winning documentary filmmaker, who believes that our greatest responsibility in this world is to share the stories that create possibility for others.She is the founder of NDINI, a platform to inspire, educate and entertain, and to encourage all women to believe in who they are and what they’re truly capable of. Sandra is also the founder of Woman on Fire Summit, which is a high-energy event - all about inspiration, transformation, connection, and entertainment.Before graduating from Columbia Journalism School with a Master’s Degree with Honors in Multimedia Journalism & Documentary Filmmaking, Sandra grew up in Zimbabwe. She was selected as the inaugural Documentary Fellow during her time there. Prior to attending Columbia University, Sandra partnered with her husband to create a global IT and management consulting company.For more than 15 years, Sandra’s mission has been to bring awareness to stories that celebrate our infinite potential. Inspirational and always approachable, Sandra brings a refreshing approach to connecting with her community. Through multimedia content, live events, mentorships, and merchandise, Sandra’s mission is to ignite every woman’s inner fire, so they can reach for the ‘more’ they were meant to have; and to inspire them to create better futures for themselves and their communities.In this episode, we discuss the value in seeing failure as feedback and embracing rejection, trusting your unique path, the realities of entrepreneurship, developing a morning routine that works for you, and more.FOLLOW SANDRA:WEBSITE: www.sandrachuma.comINSTA: @sandra.chuma NDINI: www.ndini.com / @ndinimediaWOMAN ON FIRE: www.womanonfiresummit.com / @womanonfiresummitCONTACT TARA:INSTA: @tara.mont / @trustandthriveYOUTUBE: Tara MontFACEBOOK: bit.ly/FBtaramontWEBSITE: www.tara-mont.comEMAIL: tara@tara-mont.com

Born and raised in New York, Ashley Nicole Moss is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Florida Atlantic University with a BA in Multimedia Journalism. She started her television career in 2015 (while still in college) at SFL-TV, The CW as an entertainment correspondent. From there, she became a sideline reporter and then quickly, co-host of ‘Generation Nexxt', a youth football show on NBC 6. In addition, she's reported live from multiple Orange Bowls, interviewed Pat Riley and starred in/produced in various sports documentaries (one award-winning). Currently, she can be heard as the co-host of iHeart Radio's “The Greek Zone” weekdays @ 2PM on 940 Winz. Ashley gave us top requirements to make it in radio and on air TV; she also shares with us the value of failure and how her path brought her to where she is today. Follow her on Instagram @ashnicolemoss

Stormi is a Texas native, former college athlete and bachelor of arts in Finance, Mass Communications and Spanish at Ouachita Baptist University. She is currently pursing her Masters of Arts in Multimedia Journalism at Arkansas Tech University. Thank you to Stormi for coming on the show and thank you all for watching and listening.

2 journalists, 1 question, every week. This week, we are asking “How can multimedia journalism open up the new opportunity?”. We have an increasing number of journalists who do everything themselves. Filming, editing, voiceover and digital. How will it impact the industry? The journalists from the Reuters Institute for the School of Journalism at Oxford University will try to present their personal perspective about this issue with our special guest, Zoe Todd from PBS, the US public media. Zoe is a multimedia journalist and a reporter for the award-winning series, Frontline.

Nicki Mayo founded and operates the eponymous Nicki Mayo News, LLC. She is a self-described “multimedia maven” and is a full time communications strategist. When she’s not creating videos for clients, Nicki works as a federal contractor covering STEM stories. The post 360: How to Break Into Multimedia Journalism w/Nicki Mayo, Nicki Mayo News [Espresso Shots] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

On our second episode we are joined by a special guest, a Multimedia Journalism student, Claire McCrory. She helps us discuss KSI's victory over Logan Paul, why Drake was booed off the stage at Tyler the Creator's event in Los Angeles, the impacts of VAR ( Video Assistant Referee) in football and plenty of advice is given for all the single ones out there. KSI vs Logan Paul: 00:40 Drake booed off the stage: - 13:50 World Single's Day: - 22:25 VAR in Football:- 32:47 General chat from 43:40 @Waffcast on Twitter and Instagram

This week on Young Nostalgia, special guest Dr. Shane Tilton is “in the studio” to discuss the role of nostalgia in today’s popular conventions and conferences. Nolan and Ben pick Dr. Tilton’s brain about PAX/PAX West, SXSW, Gen Con, and other trending social events. YoungNostalgiaPod@gmail.com -- Dr. Shane Tilton is currently an Assistant Professor of Multimedia Journalism at Ohio Northern University and holds the honor of being the 2018 Young Stationers Prize winner. Dr. Tilton also co-authored The Psychology of Zelda. He has spoken more than 40 times at a variety of conferences and public forums on topics covering the digital divide, new media, and popular culture. The Psychology of Zelda: https://amzn.to/2or0W6F Video Games and Well-being: https://www.palgrave.com/us/book/9783030327699 Dr. Shane Tilton on Twitter: https://twitter.com/silnan

Do you ever wonder what it’s like to be a journalist? Are you curious about how to navigate the personal finances of a media career? On this episode of ENTERTAIN YOUR FUTURE, I chat with decorated multimedia journalist Sharon Epperson, CNBC’s Senior Personal Finance Correspondent. Epperson will dissect her early career, including why she made the decisions she’s made related to her experiences with college, graduate school and internships. She will also delve into how she’s built up her career at CNBC since 1997. And of course, would this episode be without some helpful personal finance advice? Tune in for more. Visit www.laurelyaros.com/entertainyourfuture for show notes containing links to everything you heard in this episode. Sponsored by Drexel University's Entertainment and Arts Management Program.

Jason Bellini is an award-winning journalist who reports on and produces multimedia stories for the Wall Street Journal. If you need a blast of passion for a profession, T4C has you covered with today’s Espresso Shots featuring the super straight-talking Jason who broke into the industry through one-man-banding journalism pieces out of a van to more recently, taking a team down to Brazil to shoot for his WSJ series “Moving Upstream.” Jason levels with Java Junkies and tells them that you’ve got to love the work if you want to be a journalist, because you’re going to live it. But don’t get scared off. He’s also found that being a journalist gives you the chance to meet and learn from some of the most interesting, powerful, or powerless people on the planet.  Jason’s experience before working at WSJ include jobs with CNN, NPR, CBS, MTV, Bloomberg TV, and more. He was also recognized as an outstanding LGBTQ journalist in 2006 by the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association when he won the Journalist of the Year Award. The post 113: How to Break Into MultiMedia Journalism w/ Jason Bellini, Wall Street Journal [Espresso Shots] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

For over thirty years award-winning documentary photographer, filmmaker and journalist, Richard Falco has covered the world for major magazines and published books on the September 11th attacks and paramedics in Harlem. He is now the Coordinator of Multimedia Journalism in the Masters in Communication Program at Sacred Heart University in Connecticut and the Director of the Vision Project, a multi-faceted organization dedicated to promoting investigative journalism, photography, multi-media and education. A vast archive of this important work can be seen and heard at visionproject.org. Host: Jim Kamp http://polychromemedia.com/jameskamp/ @kampjames Today's Guest: Richard Falco - Documentary Photographer, Filmmaker and Journalist https://www.falcophotography.com/ https://www.visionproject.org/ Follow us @zeiss_fullexposure  

If I can do it, students, so can you!

Sachi Cunningham is a documentary filmmaker and Professor of Multimedia Journalism at San Francisco State University. Her award winning stories have screened at festivals worldwide, and on outlets including the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, PBS FRONTLINE, FRONTLINE/World and the Discovery Channel. The Emmys, Webbys, and Pictures of the Year International have honored Cunningham's work. A graduate of UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism and Brown University, Cunningham's documentaries focus on international conflict, the arts, disability, and the ocean environment. On land she has turned her lens everywhere from the first presidential election in Afghanistan, to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. In the water, she has swum with her camera alongside everything from 350-pound blue fin tuna to big wave surfers, to Olympian, Michael Phelps. Once an assistant to actress Demi Moore and Director/Producer/Writer Barry Levinson, Cunningham brings a decade of experience in feature films and commercial productions in New York, Hollywood and Tokyo to her career in journalism and filmmaking.

In the latest MIF podcast, filmmaker Sachi Cunningham discusses how becoming a mother changed her perspective on the act of creation and the importance of empathy in the creative process. Sachi Cunningham is a documentary filmmaker and Assistant Professor of Multimedia Journalism at San Francisco State University. Her award winning stories have screened at festivals worldwide, and on outlets including the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, PBS FRONTLINE, FRONTLINE/World and the Discovery Channel. The Emmys, Webbys, and Pictures of the Year International have honored Cunningham's work. A graduate of UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism and Brown University, Cunningham's documentaries focus on international conflict, the arts, disability, and the ocean environment. On land she has turned her lens everywhere from the first presidential election in Afghanistan, to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. In the water, she has swum with her camera along side everything from 350-pound blue fin tuna to big wave surfers, to Olympian, Michael Phelps. Once an assistant to actress Demi Moore and Director/Producer/Writer Barry Levinson, Cunningham brings a decade of experience in feature films and commercial productions in New York, Hollywood and Tokyo to her career in journalism and filmmaking.

While the title of Matt Pearl‘s book, The Solo Video Journalist: Doing it All and Doing It Well in TV Multimedia Journalism (Focal Press, 2016), hints at a solitary existence, he shares experiences of many journalists who have inspired his work and emphasizes the community built around multimedia journalism. He has worked in television news for more than a decade and shares what he’s learned in a clear and logical way while still telling a story. The book gives a hands-on approach that walks the reader through planning a segment, dressing the part, conducting interviews and editing the content. For quite a long period of time, those in news media were part of a stable industry that hadn’t seen much change. The past few decades have been the opposite of stable. The expectations of those in journalistic roles are more fluid today. The definition of a multimedia journalist is a moving target of sorts, and Pearl has experienced adapting to those shifts and changes in the field. The book not only provides useful insights for college students, but also for veteran journalists who wants to expand their career horizons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While the title of Matt Pearl‘s book, The Solo Video Journalist: Doing it All and Doing It Well in TV Multimedia Journalism (Focal Press, 2016), hints at a solitary existence, he shares experiences of many journalists who have inspired his work and emphasizes the community built around multimedia journalism. He has worked in television news for more than a decade and shares what he’s learned in a clear and logical way while still telling a story. The book gives a hands-on approach that walks the reader through planning a segment, dressing the part, conducting interviews and editing the content. For quite a long period of time, those in news media were part of a stable industry that hadn’t seen much change. The past few decades have been the opposite of stable. The expectations of those in journalistic roles are more fluid today. The definition of a multimedia journalist is a moving target of sorts, and Pearl has experienced adapting to those shifts and changes in the field. The book not only provides useful insights for college students, but also for veteran journalists who wants to expand their career horizons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While the title of Matt Pearl‘s book, The Solo Video Journalist: Doing it All and Doing It Well in TV Multimedia Journalism (Focal Press, 2016), hints at a solitary existence, he shares experiences of many journalists who have inspired his work and emphasizes the community built around multimedia journalism. He has worked in television news for more than a decade and shares what he’s learned in a clear and logical way while still telling a story. The book gives a hands-on approach that walks the reader through planning a segment, dressing the part, conducting interviews and editing the content. For quite a long period of time, those in news media were part of a stable industry that hadn’t seen much change. The past few decades have been the opposite of stable. The expectations of those in journalistic roles are more fluid today. The definition of a multimedia journalist is a moving target of sorts, and Pearl has experienced adapting to those shifts and changes in the field. The book not only provides useful insights for college students, but also for veteran journalists who wants to expand their career horizons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While the title of Matt Pearl‘s book, The Solo Video Journalist: Doing it All and Doing It Well in TV Multimedia Journalism (Focal Press, 2016), hints at a solitary existence, he shares experiences of many journalists who have inspired his work and emphasizes the community built around multimedia journalism. He has worked in television news for more than a decade and shares what he’s learned in a clear and logical way while still telling a story. The book gives a hands-on approach that walks the reader through planning a segment, dressing the part, conducting interviews and editing the content. For quite a long period of time, those in news media were part of a stable industry that hadn’t seen much change. The past few decades have been the opposite of stable. The expectations of those in journalistic roles are more fluid today. The definition of a multimedia journalist is a moving target of sorts, and Pearl has experienced adapting to those shifts and changes in the field. The book not only provides useful insights for college students, but also for veteran journalists who wants to expand their career horizons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Markel Redondo has been freelancing as a multimedia journalist for eight years working with Panos Pictures, media organisations across the world and NGOs. He talks with D J Clark about his business model mixing personal projects with everyday assignments. Show Notes Markel's website http://www.markelredondo.com The newsletters - http://www.markelredondo.com/biography.html SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS: The University of Bolton, together with Beijing Foreign Studies University are offering two fully funded postgraduate scholarships for international students in Multimedia Journalism for the 2016/17 academic year. Recipient’s £7,500 tuition fees will be waived in full. Download the application guidance and form here: http://goo.gl/7whvdO *Due to summer holidays, please note that podcasts in the next six weeks or so will be biweekly. 

Matthew Powers discusses his research, which focuses on the intersection and overlap between non-profit communications and journalism. It’s an area that every visual or multimedia journalist or student should think about, because at some point, you are likely to end up with a commission from a non-profit. Maybe you feel uncomfortable crossing that line, or maybe it’s a sector you really want to move into. Whatever your thoughts, It's clear that the line is becoming increasingly blurred and there are lot’s of opportunities opening up in this sector. As always we’d love to hear your views, write to us or comment on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/multimediaweek. Matthew Powers, @mj_powers, is an Assistant Professor of Communication at the University of Washington. SHOWNOTES:Sharron came across Mathew’s research via this article When Greenpeace hires journalists, it’s adouble-edged sword http://theconversation.com/when-greenpeace-hires-journalists-its-a-double-edged-sword-47398 Matthew's most relevant paper to this shows ‘NGO Journalism’ discussion is here: https://www.academia.edu/10414692/The_New_Boots_on_the_Ground_NGOs_in_the_Changing_Landscape_of_International_News More of Matthew’s papers at: http://www.com.washington.edu/powers/ The Greenpeace report discussed in the show is here: http://energydesk.greenpeace.org/2015/12/08/exposed-academics-for-hire/ The HRW reporting in CAR is here: http://features.hrw.org/features/Unravelling_central_african_republic/index.phpAn older but very relevant series by Nieman Lab on NGO’s as newsmakers: http://www.niemanlab.org/2009/11/ngos-as-newsmakers-a-new-series-on-the-evolving-news-ecosystem/Ashley Gilbertson's work for UNICEF is excellent http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/11/21/opinion/sunday/exposures-uncertain-journeys.htmlPhotojournalism, advocacy and change by David Campell is another good read https://www.david-campbell.org/2015/04/30/photojournalism-advocacy-change-marcus-bleasdale-human-rights-watch-central-african-republic/If you enjoyed this podcast, you might like to hear David Campbell’s interview with Emma Daly, communications Director at Human Rights Watch in New York  http://www.multimediaweek.net/e/ep-24-interview-with-emma-daly-human-rights-watch SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS: The University of Bolton, together with Beijing Foreign Studies University are offering two fully funded postgraduate scholarships for international students in Multimedia Journalism for the 2016/17 academic year. Recipient’s £7,500 tuition fees will be waived in full. Download the application guidance and form here: http://goo.gl/7whvdO *Due to summer holidays, please note that podcasts in the next six weeks or so will be biweekly. 

Steve Sapienza (@saptwit) is an award-winning news and documentary producer, and senior producer for the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. Steve shoots and produces stories from the field and also contributes to Pulitzer's multimedia and broadcast endeavours. In this episode Steve talks about some of the various Pulitzer Center’s grants, which promote and sponsor international journalism, he also discusses the Center's increasing focus on multi-media projects. See more of Steve’s work at (stevesapienza.com) SHOWNOTES:Learn more about the Pulitzer Centre (pulitzercenter.org/) in this short animated video: pulitzercenter.org/blog/our-story-…enter-animationHere's a list of a few multimedia projects the Pulitzer Centre have funded and we discuss on the show:2016: USA Today - Global Crisis of Vanishing Groundwater - www.usatoday.com/pages/interactives/groundwater/2015: Fatal Extraction - projects.icij.org/fatalextraction/…65964.14400210102015: Matt Black's Geography of Poverty - www.geographyofpoverty.com/2014: Sea Change - apps.seattletimes.com/reports/sea-ch…turn-overview/2008: Live, Hope, Love: Living and Loving with HIV in Jamaica - www.livehopelove.com/Here’s a short web documentary funded by the Pulitzer Center by Multimedia Week host Sharron Lovell: - www.chinafile.com/multimedia/video…g-northwest-wind

Indian multimedia journalist Jyothy Karat talks with D J Clark about her work, her kit and the challenges of working inIndia. In the news Nikon have a new multimedia camera, should we all be buying it? And the World Press Photo Multimedia awards have been announced. SHOWNOTES: UNESCO Green Initiative Project (currently exhibited at the UN headquarters in NYC) :http://en.unesco.org/greencitizens/stories/empowering-local-communities-while-preserving-natural-heritagehttp://jyothykarat.com/project/blue-hill-women/Multimedia Project for web :https://kit.se/2015/06/29/4465/kottkarlek-i-varldens-mest-vegetariska-land/Documentary film for television :https://youtu.be/UbomEM2SZ24Photo essays for the web :http://www.natgeotraveller.in/web-exclusive/web-exclusive-month/badami-rock-climbing/https://in.news.yahoo.com/photos/what-is-cooking-underwater-in-the-bay-of-bengal-slideshow/what-is-cooking-underwater-in-the-bay-of-bengal-photo-1382587132064.html?ucs_mail_preview_popupsignin=1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jyothykarat/Our news section is heavily sourced from http://www.newsshooter.comABOUT THE SHOW This podcast is sponsored by The University of Bolton MA in Multimedia Journalism http://www.immj-ma.orgMultimedia video training by the authors of the podcast is available free at http://www.multimediatrain.comFollow the podcast on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/multimediaweekSubscribe to theMultimedia Week Podcast on:iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/multimedia-week/id929384403Stitcher:http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/d-j-clark/multimedia-week?refid=stprSoundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/multi-media-week

Photographer Amy Romer is in her final year at Falmouth college, and is working on a long term project about modern slavery and human trafficking in the UK. The work is called The Dark Figure, after the estimated number of slaves (13,000) living in the UK today.  Amy takes an unusual visual approach to the subject - focusing on the locations where modern slaves have been trafficked to and held in the UK. These places are often suburban or common estates, emphasising the fact that the dark figure is very much on our doorsteps.  SHOW NOTES: Visit the project's dedicated website: www.thedarkfigure.co.uk and follow its progress on Twitter: @the_dark_figure. www.amyromer.com @amyromerInstagram: amy.romer ABOUT THE SHOW This podcast is sponsored by The University of Bolton MA in Multimedia Journalism http://www.immj-ma.orgMultimedia video training by the authors of the podcast is available free at http://www.multimediatrain.comFollow the podcast on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/multimediaweekSubscribe to theMultimedia Week Podcast on:iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/multimedia-week/id929384403Stitcher:http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/d-j-clark/multimedia-week?refid=stprSoundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/multi-media-week

This week's podcast is divided into two sections. The first a discussion on what multimedia journalists need to know about Facebook instant articles and Google amp with multimedia coder Marc Lajoie. The second a review of the new Phantom 4 from DJI. SHOW NOTES: Google Amp: https://www.ampproject.orgFacebook Instant Articles: https://instantarticles.fb.comPhantom 4: http://www.dji.com/products/phantomDJ's video and written review of the Phantom 4 - https://www.facebook.com/droneandphoneOur news section is heavily sourced from http://www.newsshooter.com ABOUT THE SHOW This podcast is sponsored by The University of Bolton MA in Multimedia Journalism http://www.immj-ma.orgMultimedia video training by the authors of the podcast is available free at http://www.multimediatrain.comFollow the podcast on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/multimediaweekSubscribe to theMultimedia Week Podcast on:iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/multimedia-week/id929384403Stitcher:http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/d-j-clark/multimedia-week?refid=stprSoundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/multi-media-week

Moscow based multimedia journalist Pascal Dumont speaks with D J Clark about how he transitioned into his current role from being a photojournalist, his current projects and the challenges of working in Russia. SHOW NOTES: Web-doc project I'm currently working on:http://www.codastory.com/lgbt-crisis/transmoskva-episode-one …And this Trans project started with a first short doc. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/sep/10/moscow-transgender-community-russia …And last a still ongoing photo project:http://www.theguardian.com/world/gallery/2014/sep/25/student-life-russia-pictures-obshezhitiye-obshaga …Our news section is heavily sourced from http://www.newsshooter.com ABOUT THE SHOWThis podcast is sponsored by The University of Bolton MA in Multimedia Journalism http://www.immj-ma.orgMultimedia video training by the authors of the podcast is available free at http://www.multimediatrain.comFollow the podcast on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/multimediaweekSubscribe to theMultimedia Week Podcast on:iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/multimedia-week/id929384403Stitcher:http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/d-j-clark/multimedia-week?refid=stprSoundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/multi-media-week

Arnaud Dressen (@arnauddressen), a web-documentary producer at Honkytonk Films and co-creator of Klynt (www.klynt.net/), an interactive editing and publishing app discusses interactive and non-linear storytelling. SHOWNOTES: Check out Klynt with a free 14 day trial. There’s plenty of free tutorials to get you going. Check out some existing projects built with Klynt, the three projects featured here (www.klynt.net/roundup-2015) are all relatively simple and achievable even for begginers. In a few weeks, Klynt will unveil a brand new Edition dedicated to Virtual Reality. That sounds exciting!One of Sharron's favroutie non linear stories is The Serengeti Lion, National Geographic (ngm.nationalgeographic.com/serengeti-l…VsiBU5MrJE5), she’ll be exploring non linear storytelling more this year and looks forward to sharing and discussing on the podcast. If you liked this show check out www.doclab.org and docubase.mit.eduCheck out the World Press Photo Contest 2016. Here’s a thought provoking article on the winner to get you going - CRYSTALLIZATION OR SIMPLIFICATION: WORLD PRESS PHOTO 2015 - and i’d suggest following David Campbell (@davidc7), communications manager for @WorldPressPhoto and sadly missed Multimedia Week podcast host, for more updates.ABOUT THE SHOW This podcast is sponsored by The University of Bolton MA in Multimedia Journalism http://www.immj-ma.orgMultimedia video training by the authors of the podcast is available free at http://www.multimediatrain.comFollow the podcast on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/multimediaweekSubscribe to theMultimedia Week Podcast on:iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/multimedia-week/id929384403Stitcher:http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/d-j-clark/multimedia-week?refid=stprSoundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/multi-media-week non linear storytelling, interactive documentaryklynt,

Danish multimedia Heidi Skibsted talks about her career and the production of the true story behind the Danish Girl. The film is on the big screen all over the world and has been nominated for four Oscars.But the true story of the Danish painter's marvellous transformation from Einar Wegener to Lili Elbe is far more enigmatic and mysterious than depicted in the film. Heidi tells us all about it as well as some of her other projects. SHOW NOTES: Mission Safe Ocean Project vimeo.com/missionsafeoceanThe True Story Behind The Danish Girl www.dr.dk/nyheder/webdok/danishgirlengOur news section is heavily sourced from www.newsshooter.comABOUT THE SHOW This podcast is sponsored by The University of Bolton MA in Multimedia Journalism http://www.immj-ma.orgMultimedia video training by the authors of the podcast is available free at http://www.multimediatrain.comFollow the podcast on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/multimediaweekSubscribe to theMultimedia Week Podcast on:iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/multimedia-week/id929384403Stitcher:http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/d-j-clark/multimedia-week?refid=stprSoundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/multi-media-week

"It's important to me, in my lifetime to encourage and empower the people around me." - Ahna Hendrix  Ahna Hendrix  - CEO of ARCH Digital Agency Ahna is the CEO of ARCH Digital Agency, a full service social media marketing agency comprised of well-known industry specialists. ARCH launched in October 2014, became a go-to social media agency for tech, entertainment, and retail brands, and was named the 33rd most influential social media brand in its first year. In 2015, Ahna grew her skill set to encompass live streaming capabilities for clients and worked with multiple brands to livestream events, including the a recent collaboration with MentorMate at MobCon in Minneapolis, MN.Before ARCH, Ahna managed social media accounts with a variety of clients - from a neurofeedback doctors to fine art nonprofits to tech startups in Silicon Valley under ahnahendrix.com. She graduated from UNC Chapel Hill at the School of Journalism & Mass Communication with a degree in MultiMedia Journalism. Her experience led to designing campaigns for MTV, Eva Longoria, Wolfgang Puck, National Geographic, De Beers, and many more. Her private life is consumed with yoga, finding reasons to get outside, traveling to new places, geeking out with tech, salsa dancing, spending time with family & friends, and being a food and wine snob. She's known for her big smile and loud laughter, and greatly enjoys verbal battles. Connect With Ahna: Website | ARCH Digital Agency | Facebook | @AhnaHendrix   Subscribe to the Outlier Newsletter: Click Here If you enjoy Outlier On Air, please Subscribe & Review on iTunes or Stitcher Brought to you by: OUTLIER ENTREPRENEURS CLOSED FACEBOOK GROUP Request Invite

This week we have a guest post from Christian Parkinson of the image Junkies site. We often talk about new developments on the show but this week we are going back in history a little. Christian talks to news shooter, Richard Atkinson - who’s been in the business since the 70’s and is still at the cutting edge of this ever evolving business. Since the interview was recorded Richard has mastered FCPX and brought himself an FS7. Christian talks with Richard about his career, the technology and his philosophy on shooting. Remember if you love shooting, telling stories and learning about our business then you should subscribe to Chrsitian’s site imagejunkies and receive your free ebook “Life saving travel tips for journalists”.Christian's latest book is Camera Confidential available from http://imagejunkies.net/2015/12/09/big-news-camera-confidential-is-now-available-for-pre-order/Our news section is heavily sourced from http://www.newsshooter.comThis podcast is sponsored by The University of Bolton MA in Multimedia Journalism http://www.immj-ma.orgMultimedia video training by the authors of the podcast is available free at http://www.multimediatrain.comFollow the podcast on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/multimediaweekYou can subscribe to the Multimedia Week Podcast on,iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/multimedia-week/id929384403Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/d-j-clark/multimedia-week?refid=stprSoundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/multi-media-week

This podcast is a conversation about what we think is important to teach on the multimedia journalism program that we run out in Beijing - www.immj-ma.org. And a guide to students who might be studying journalism right now and want to know how to get the best out of their course.

Gabriel Dance, art director for news for Rupert Murdoch’s forthcoming iPad-only newspaper, The Daily, and former Chief Multimedia Producer at The New York Times, discussed “”Multimedia Journalism and the Landscape of News” as the School of Journalism and Communication’s 2011 Frazier Journalist in Residence on February 4. The Frazier Journalist-in-Residence program honors the memory of Robert B. Frazier, former editorial page editor for The Register-Guard; he was described as the “complete newspaperman,” excelling as a reporter, feature writer, editor and columnist. The Frazier Endowment Fund was established by his family in 1992.