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Journalism students and professors at the University of Notre Dame, the EFJ School of New Journalism in France, FH Journalism Studies in Vienna, Stockholm University of Media Studies, Ithaca College (New York), and the Danish School of Media and Journalism use these course packs in their diploma studies and certificate courses. These self-directed lessons are designed […]
French news channel goes ‘all in’ on smartphone filming And at the nearby EFJ University in Paris, every journalism student is required to study #MOJO as part of their studies. Read the school’s news release translated into English (Thanks Google!) How are they doing this? The professors are flipping the classroom and giving every student the […]
I filmed this LED flashmob in Berlin, edited it with the Quik app on my iPhone, shared it on YouTube, and this is what happened. As soon as I had uploaded the video, I got an e-mail alert from Youtube. The music that was added by the Quik app triggered a copyright claim. So, I […]
A video story for a mobile user consuming video content on Facebook has to be produced and edited very differently than for a broadcast news package to be viewed on television. In my research and practice as a video consultant on new story forms for news, I am constantly researching and testing the latest […]
What are the right ingredients for online video? Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg recently told Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner that “Video is a megatrend.” That bombshell revelation signals that publishers have to become much more video-savvy and focused on the behaviors and trends for engaging with mobile video consumers. From silent and square video formats […]
MOJO (Mobile Journalism) is the cover story of APPLICANDO Magazine (Italy) Back in November I was interviewed about smartphone mobile journalism by Silvia Malnati, a reporter for WIRED Magazine. She actually did two separate interviews with me, the other one was for an Italian magazine called Applicando. Guess, what? MOJO is the cover story of […]
Videos with text overlays that can be read quickly and silently by mobile and social media consumers are called Kinograms. Which translates to “cinema writing.” Modern kinograms are time-consuming and require expensive video editing software to produce. I show a foolproof method for how to achieve professional results making kinograms, using just an iPhone in […]
