Immersion Wrap Up
It was, officially speaking, a bad-ass week.
I just got home from six days of the 2009 Multimedia Immersion and NPPA Convergence held in Las Vegas. It was exhausting, exhilarating, inspirational and humbling.
We coached 45 students from around the country on how to produce multimedia storytelling. We used gear from our sponsors, Canon, Think Tank Photo and Roberts Imaging, and along the way we tried to instruct and inspire the students so they could go home and spread the multimedia goodness to their friends and coworkers.
20-something iPhone photos stitched together
And we ate a lot of noodles.
At some point, all of the handouts that the coaches provided will be available as downloads on the Multimedia Immersion website. I made up a tip sheet for the 5D Mark II, as more than 15 of the students used that as their only video camera. And on Thursday at the NPPA Convergence, I gave a presentation on Photoblogging geared to the beginners. Both of those can be dowloaded from my blog.
Make sure to check in with the Immersion website to see when the participant’s videos are posted – there is some bad-ass work in there!
McClatchy wants to sell Miami Herald
The Herald-Leader’s parent company, McClatchy Company, is heavily in debt and apparently wants to sell one of it’s most prestigous newspapers, The Miami Herald.
The surpise was which paper they wanted to sell – I’m not so suprised that they’re starting the fire sale. Makes you wonder what’s in store for the HL.
