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Creating stronger audio for your TV stories
Turns out you can learn a lot about creating better TV stories from a guy who focuses on audio. Adam Ragusea teaches at Mercer University’s Center for Collaborative Journalism and hosts a podcast called The Pub. He presented at the Excellence in Journalism Conference on a topic he wrote about for Current.org. — “Why You’re …
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Read More →DC Crew Makes Some Noise With The Big Ten Marching Bands
Multiple Go To Team crews hit the football fields with TeamWorks to shoot an epic 30-second commercial for the Big Ten Conference themed ‘Big Life, Big Stage, Big Ten.’ We captured all 14 Big Ten marching bands over a 10-week period using an F3 to ensure we shot all the best angles from different areas Read More →
Miami Crew Hits The Beach For Tropical Storm Erika – Part 2
Day three covering Tropical Storm Erika was by far the roughest day by far due to all the rain. On the plus side, we got an extra set of hands with a production assistant, which proved to be invaluable! On live air I was able to capture a beautiful sunrise that even had Wolf stop for Read More →
Today’s Instagram from BeFrank
Don’t let the smiles fool you. This is not a good trip to be on.
Read More →Today’s Instagram from BeFrank
Don’t let the smiles fool you. This is not a good trip to be on.
Read More →Searching Instagram for news sources
Different social networks seem to appeal to different audience demos, so understanding how to search several of them for content and sources is critical for a journalist. For example, according to SproutSocial, 53% of Instagram’s users are aged 18-29. “Imagine a breaking news story in your community; and thinking about who uses Instagram, if there’s …
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