Student shares Adobe Premiere audio syncing trick he found that saved him lots of time
There comes a time in every videographers career when things just do not turned out as they were planned. While
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Advanced Tips and Tricks
Let them see it again! Curate, invite engagement with previous content
The biggest shame: When your staff works tirelessly on that well-sourced news article, multimedia package, photo essay, or feature story
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Live Stream to YouTube Using WireCast Play
Want to live stream your events to YouTube? Well, It’s almost as easy as clicking the “Easy Button!” In this
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Using Typeform to hear from your audience, orient your media staff
January can be tough for a media staff. Often, members – from reporters to editors – need a dose of
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Dabbling in Big (Or Not So Big) Data and Visualizations
One of my former journalism students is now at the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. When I asked her what skills she’s gained
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Immersive storytelling session exposes young journalists to 360 journalism
Now that data journalism is mainstream, it’s time to get your 360 journalism on. One way to do just that
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Journalists use Google News Lab for background, visualization, trends
Sammaruddin Stewart, of the Verified Pixel Project San Francisco (an outreach effort from Google to help journalists), shared free Google
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Need an organic GIF? Try using Photoshop
All staffs have a photographer who returns from an assignment with approximately 3 million photos. If fact, you’ve probably remarked (while looking through
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Journalism advice by Steve Hartman from CBS News
A few months ago I wrote about my quest to contact my journalism idol, Steve Hartman from CBS News. Through
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