An ongoing series of (unedited) videos from NPAC’s annual Photojournalism Conference.
In 2011, retired Canadian Press photographer Fred Chartrand talked about his career with the national wire service. Although Chartrand “retired” in 2008, he may very well be just as busy today with his freelance work. (Video – Ryan Jackson)
An ongoing series of (unedited) videos from NPAC’s annual Photojournalism Conference.
In 2011, Calgary photographer Chris Bolin talked about freelancing in today’s market. (Video – Ryan Jackson)
An ongoing series of (unedited) videos from NPAC’s annual Photojournalism Conference.
In 2011, Genevieve Alvarez, then an associate news producer at The Seattle Times, talked about producing multimedia at a daily newspaper. Alvarez is currently a Microsoft content developer in Seattle. (Video – Ryan Jackson)
An ongoing series of (unedited) videos from NPAC’s annual Photojournalism Conference.
In 2011, Scott Strazzante (and here), then a staff photographer at the Chicago Tribune, talked about how photojournalists can stay fresh and enthused in their day-to-day assignments. Strazzante is currently a staff photographer at the San Francisco Chronicle. (Video – Ryan Jackson)
An ongoing series of (unedited) videos from NPAC’s annual Photojournalism Conference.
In 2008, Rich Beckman, then the Director of Visual Communication at the University of North Carolina, spoke about developing a multimedia skill set. Today, Rich is a Visual Journalism professor at the University of Miami. (Video – Ryan Jackson)
