Find more videos like this on Visual Editors LAS VEGAS: This an interview I made with the 27-year-old founding editor for Moscow’s youth-oriented Akzia newspaper. Svetlana Maximchenko was in Las Vegas to pick up her award for World’s Best Designed newspaper and also speak at the SND APME congress. Share on Facebook Print or e-mail this item.

This video clip was captured with my point and shoot Lumix LX-2 in 16:9 of David Dunkley Gyimah explaining the differences between the way video journalism is reported from the field: The traditional broadcast model vs the video journalist shooting more like a newspaper style “Photo Joe.” After working with David all week - my style here has clearly been influenced by fascination with the handheld “Bourne Identity” shooting technique. In this piece, David is so engaged with his audience that I decid

I am in Zagreb all week running a workshop for editors from the paper 24Sata. Here is a short clip showing how locals pay for a tram ride with their mobile phone. View Larger Map A slide show from the multimedia department of 24SATA Print or e-mail this item.

Data is all around us and this Radiohead music video and the making of video below illustrate how digital information (Information sent by lasers, reflected off objects and then sensed and recorded by computers) can draw very real and compelling moving images. No cameras or lights were used. Instead two technologies were used to capture 3D images: Geometric Informatics and Velodyne LIDAR. I have seen LIDAR (Laser recording cameras) used before to capture still images. I have seen these “cameras” used

Even though I shoot with a Sony Z1U, recently I’ve been crooning over the A1U. My Z1U camera bag is so large, and so is the camera. I can’t take it everywhere with me. I’d love a camera and accessories that I could pack into a regular-sized backpack. Just because I could take it more places. Angela Grant, Multimedia producer, San Antonio Express-News on her blog, Newsvideographer. Find more videos like this on Camp Video Journalism Really small cameras can tell really big stories I made this film for

Via Romenesko and Beet.tv comes this crisp interview with Chet Rhodes, Assistant Managing Editor for News Video at the washingtonpost.com. He is a former TV news guy and it is interesting to hear him say that up until now the paper has focused on training reporters and only now has issued five consumer-grade VJ cams to stills shooters. I like how how he is thinking three years out and understands how Web VJ differs from broadcast TV news in many significant ways. What I don’t hear here in his comments is