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Latest Addition: “Norman Alley: Best Known Cameraman in the World”
If all the photographers who have manipulated motion picture apparatus, from the days of hand-cranking to 1939s modern and super-efficient equipment, probably the best known to the General public on an international basis is Norman Alley, a Local 659, IATSE veteran, who has chased news pictures the world over…(read the rest at http://newsphotog.com/st_norman_alley.html) Read More →
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Chicago Video Crew hits the ground running at Big Ten Field Day
I had been in Chicago for less than a week before I got my first assignment in the Windy City. This time it was for TeamWorks shooting a segment for their Live Big series. We ventured downtown to Humboldt Park where Big Ten alumni and athletes from the Chicago area had organized a field day […]
Read More →5 easy ways to better produce an online story
It’s a rare TV newsroom that does not require its journalists to write a Web version of their stories. Lynn Walsh, who produces multimedia for the Scripps National Digital Desk has done more than her fair share. She offers some excellent tips for making sure those stories are viewed and enjoyed by more audience. We’ve …
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Read More →Cameo
Being cool isn’t something I’m particularly good at. Most of the time I’m fighting a bigger struggle to just not be so much of a goof.There are days when I’m more succesful at it than others, but yesterday probably wasn’t one of those days.Pay at…
Read More →Politics as Usual
I’m on special assignment to the self proclaimed political unit of my station. It’s a “self-proclaimed” unit because it’s actually just me and Political Reporter Dave Bryan in the unit.Somewhere along the way, Dave and I figured out that we worked wel…
Read More →Houston Video Crew Lifts Off At Space Center For ESPN Spelling Bee
Shooting this piece was a blast! We got a free lesson in rocket science as spelling bee genius Syamantak Payra guided us on a tour of Space Center Houston. First we visited Mission Control where NASA monitors our current trips to Mars and dates back to our first trip to the moon. It’s only open […]
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