video journalism
Cuttings #10: YouTube is coming for your news Paid Members Public
YouTube wants your news videos — and your podcasts (but ad-free). Plus more evidence that we need to get serious about video… again.
Engaged Reading Digest: video edition Paid Members Public
Five links for those interested in the role of video in digital publishing.
Forbidden Stories: telling the climate change stories that lone journalists can’t Paid Members Public
Forbidden Stories aims to step in when critical climate stories are in danger of dying - and the journalist along with it. connecting journalists makes them safer - and the reporting more powerful.
Using drones to document climate change Paid Members Public
Sean Gallagher is documenting the climate crisis in places like Tuvalu, and drones are allowing him to get shots that have incredible impact on the reader. Here’s how he does it.
The Financial Times: Telling the climate crisis story in video Paid Members Public
Video lives outside the FT paywall, and give the team the chance to reach people they normally wouldn’t. But they have to use an unusual ingredient: emotion.
First glimpse of the DJI Osmo Mobile 2 Paid Members Public
Looks like a handy one for mobile journalists — pretty sure I’ll be ordering one of these at the end of the month.
Cannabis, social video and The Economist Paid Members Public
Great to see social video techniques being used by more serious outlets to tell stories: (Full disclosure: the journalist who created this [https://twitter.com/eliserwjohnson1] is a former student.)
Apple announces social video app Clips Paid Members Public
Apple dropped some new kit this morning – a red iPhone, a better iPad (non-Pro), and some watch bands. Oh, and a social video making app [http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2017/03/21Apple-Introduces-Clips-The-Fun-New-Way-to-Create-Expressive-Videos-on-iOS.html] : > Apple today introduced Clips, a new app that makes it quick and fun for anyone
