Camera Works: Audio and Video (washingtonpost.com)
IMF protest videojourno short by John Poole.
First, this video has no narrator. The images and sounds Poole caught -- protesters and police speaking to the camera, plus lots of captured scenes -- speak for themselves. But this is no mere passive journalism of the I-Am-a-Camera school. It's clear the piece was carefully edited. Given that the editing was done on deadline (the piece was up on the Web site before 6 p.m.), the results are downright artful.
... from William Power's review The Silence of the Cams
IMF protest videojourno short by John Poole.
First, this video has no narrator. The images and sounds Poole caught -- protesters and police speaking to the camera, plus lots of captured scenes -- speak for themselves. But this is no mere passive journalism of the I-Am-a-Camera school. It's clear the piece was carefully edited. Given that the editing was done on deadline (the piece was up on the Web site before 6 p.m.), the results are downright artful.
... from William Power's review The Silence of the Cams
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