Digital Storytelling Comic book news: a look at graphic narrative journalism (part 1) Print journalism and comic books share a history. Without the former the latter would never have come to be. Journalists have also had their own struggle—the phrases “New Journalism” and… November 12, 2009 Ernesto Priego 42 Essential 3rd Act Twists: one narrative alternative to storyboards? [First in a series looking at storyboarding projects.]You're almost done with your six-month narrative project, and you realize you have no multimedia elements. Or worse, you're coming upon the end of… November 10, 2009 Andrea Pitzer “Cutthroat Capitalism” strips down story to chase pirate treasure In WIRED’s recent take on Somali piracy, "Cutthroat Capitalism", Scott Carney leads what might have been a meaty narrative straight into a piranha-infested stream. What he pulls out on the… November 5, 2009 MacGregor Campbell Joel Achenbach and the storytellers’ union Lots of the usual suspects are blogging and Tweeting about Joel Achenbach’s piece on the future of narrative journalism that ran in yesterday’s Washington Post. Some people have excerpted interesting… October 30, 2009 Andrea Pitzer The Moth’s Lea Thau on storytelling In some places, the spoken story is thriving. Last night in Boston, that 800-pound gorilla of live storytelling, the Moth, put on an event at the Tsai Performance Center. We decided… October 30, 2009 Andrea Pitzer Confessions of a podcaster Long-form, narrative radio—that’s the kind of radio many of us dreamed of doing when we started in the business, before so much of it, for reasons both economic and stylistic,… October 20, 2009 Clark Boyd Environmental narrative: from reindeer herders to sustainable prisons Between following firefighters in Washington’s Methow Valley and the semi-nomadic Sami reindeer herders of Norway, Sara Joy Steele and Benjamin Drummond are putting together some innovative chapters in their large-scale… October 11, 2009 Andrea Pitzer Will KCET’s "Departures" set the pace for community storytelling? Last week, the USC Annenberg School on Communications and the National Arts Journalism Program hosted a National Summit on Arts Journalism at USC, highlighting five public projects that are exploring new… October 10, 2009 Andrea Pitzer The best-kept secret on medical narratives A doctor gets shingles and finds himself unable to refuse unnecessary tests. A student in need of a kidney transplant gets offers of marriage, with free health care attached. A… October 8, 2009 Andrea Pitzer Can ER teach us anything about medical news stories? Yesterday, The Harvard Crimson posted a fascinating article about the power of storytelling. Neal Baer, executive producer of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, spoke at a Radcliffe event titled “Telling… October 7, 2009 Andrea Pitzer Previous 1 … 7 8 9 10 11 Next
