Tag: Photojournalism

Shooting your own stand ups

Our text, Advancing the Story, details strategies for solo journalists who need to shoot their own stand ups.  One approach involves using your light stand as a stand-in for your body as you frame your shot. Bob Kaplitz of the consulting…

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Shoot with your ears

There’s something missing from a lot of television and online video stories, and without it, those stories fall flat. Every picture should have a sound to convey the full experience of what it was like to be there. That’s what…

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Say no to staging

It’s always good to be reminded that there are ethical lines in journalism that shouldn’t be crossed. One of them is staging–telling people what to do or asking them to repeat what they’ve done so you can get it on…

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Remembering Ray Farkas

Legendary. Pioneering. Irrepressible. Ray Farkas was all of those things, and more. He died of colon cancer January 4, 2008; anyone who had the good fortune to know him will miss him terribly. Ray had a long career with NBC…

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