“In my view, the future of journalism can and will be better than its past. We have never had a more open ecosystem for the expression of information and ideas.” – Richard Gingras, director of news and social products at Google Gingras thinks we’re on the verge of a journalistic renaissance. However, he also says that …
No class meeting today. Please visit the Student Showcase in the Fireside Lounge. First Amendment attorneys Sue and Cam Evans will be our guests on Thursday. There will be a quiz on Tuesday. Continue reading »
Thursday we’ll spend some time reviewing and finessing your final multi-media project proposals and talking about video. We’ll also be talking, via Skype, to Kay Nguyen (Class of 2012) who works for the Aberdeen News in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Kay moved to Aberdeen before her diploma was even printed. Her beat is K-12 education and … Continue reading »
Congratulations to the winners of the CANS Film Festival – Ashley M., Shelby, Adam, J.D. Jenna and Zooby. The recipients of the Grand Jury Prizes received either a shiny new OU thermal coffee mug, or a $10 Trader Joe’s gift certificate. Meanwhile, the vox pop assignment is posted here. Your projects are due Thursday, March 28, … Continue reading »
Sequencing videos are now available for your enjoyment on this playlist. Enjoy. Continue reading »
Today, you’ll be the jury at the 2013 CANS Film Festival. We’ll be voting differently this year … all ratings will be cast at the END of the screenings and, for the first time, you’ll be using digital technology. Voting part one Voting part two Continue reading »
Thursday (3:7:13) we became acquainted with the small but mighty DVI cameras. Don’t be fooled by their cut e-as-a-bug appearance – they are wildly capable and will serve us well for this unit on video. To prepare for our lab exercise, which we’ll complete in class on Tuesday, we reviewed the five-shot method and sequencing. … Continue reading »
Today we’ll be completing the “Because” project in class. Audio slideshow packages should be uploaded to separate pages by the end of today’s session. For Thursday, please read the VIDEO sections of the Briggs and RGMP texts. Submit your CANS Film Festival selection asap to the Moodle wiki module. For more information on CANS, visit … Continue reading »
