January 2009
Becoming the News
Contributed by John Woods It is one of our greatest fears as journalists. Whether it’s getting assaulted while covering a story, getting in a wreck on the way to a story, or getting a DUI after a long day of covering assaults and car wrecks – we don’t want to Read More →
Comments on the b-roll.net AWARDS?
Again, I want to thank everyone who participated in this year’s b-roll.net AWARDS. There were some amazing stories and a lot of very talented winners out there. Thanks also to Fujinon, Zylight, Anton/Bauer, and ProSource for supporting the contest and helping fund the solid crystal trophies that are being produced Read More →
BBC Edit of Obama Speech Raises Ethical Issues
From: Al Tompkins, Poynter.org A recent BBC show has raised controversy about ethical editing of speeches. “The BBC’s Newsnight show recently opened with what seemed like a single soundbite from President Barack Obama’s inauguration speech. As it turns out, though, the BBC used three different parts of the inauguration speech Read More →
“Is That Thing Heavy?” 2009-01-24 20:38:00
I’m headed to a concert tonight with the family! I’ll try to get my blog going again (ok, BeFrank!) 🙂 Here’s a little Hart Noir until then:
Read More →“Is That Thing Heavy?” 2009-01-24 20:38:00
I’m headed to a concert tonight with the family! I’ll try to get my blog going again (ok, BeFrank!) 🙂 Here’s a little Hart Noir until then:
Read More →Winners of the b-roll.net AWARDS
Looking through the entries from this year’s b-roll.net AWARDS is truly inspirational. Not only do I feel the need to improve my “game,” but I am encouraging to see that there are still TV news organizations that are doing it right. Telling quality stories with good pictures. Thanks to everyone Read More →