Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Freak October snowfall in DC
For my Aussie friends who have never seen snow.
Monday, September 07, 2009
The Bikie Wars

Our uber-labour-intensive project on Australia's bikie wars. Lotsa cool graphics. Even did the music for this one! www.smh.com.au/bikies
Monday, June 29, 2009
Sexual Warfare

My latest project is live on The Sydney Morning Herald website: Sexual Warfare: rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo. My ode to MediaStorm's style of multimedia. With superb photojournalism from Kate Geraghty.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Wives of War: Heroism at Home

Here's my latest project, launched in time for Anzac Day. Women from three generations talk of the price they paid and are still paying for Australia's defence contribution: Wives of War: Heroism at Home
I'm physically wrecked after this! Editing the stories took so much time and emotional energy, but I'm very pleased with the result.
It's the first multimedia production produced by The Sydney Morning Herald (or Fairfax Media for that matter) where the video and stills were all shot by a member of the newsroom staff, photographer Brendan Esposito, and the first production where all video editing was done inside the newsroom, by yours truly. Everything was shot on the same camera as well: the Canon 5D.
Friday, January 02, 2009
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Behind the scenes of a MediaStorm workshop
In December 2008 I took an Advanced Multimedia Workshop at MediaStorm in NYC, producing Beautiful Noise with Eric Maierson, Brian Storm, Morag Livingstone and Mariele Paley. Here's a pictorial journal of the week-long process.

Jetlag-busting breakfast at Heartbeat in the W Hotel. Sadly not where I was staying, but close by. Flickering open fire and a gorgeous smell of the signature W candles.

Christmas at the Rockefeller Center

Decadent takeaway zucchini and pine nut lasagna from One Lucky Duck takeaway near Union Square, over the Times review of the Metropolitan Museum's Byzantine and Medieval galleries I'd swooned over that afternoon (before the jetlag struck).

The street view from my hotel room.

Where the magic happens

DUMBO view from the window

Two-thirds of the best workshop team ever (Morag Livingstone and Mariele Paley) with our minder/mentor, Eric Maierson

Saks holiday lighting spotted on the walk home from the subway

Workshop group begins reporting in the East Village

Morag, Eric and Mariele shadow Evelyn's every move

In the public garden

Old meets new in the gentrified East Village

Takeaway sopes cactus from Hecho en Dumbo while we worked into the night

Another early morning, another wait at Bleecker Street for the subway back to my hotel bed

Working mac 'n' cheese lunch from Bubby's

Morning juices from the fabulous Forager's Market kept me bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

Burning the midnight oil (pic by Morag)

Best workshop team ever have their wrap party at Zum Schneider

Final feed was a portobello mushroom quesadilla at JFK airport

Jetlag-busting breakfast at Heartbeat in the W Hotel. Sadly not where I was staying, but close by. Flickering open fire and a gorgeous smell of the signature W candles.
Christmas at the Rockefeller Center
Decadent takeaway zucchini and pine nut lasagna from One Lucky Duck takeaway near Union Square, over the Times review of the Metropolitan Museum's Byzantine and Medieval galleries I'd swooned over that afternoon (before the jetlag struck).
The street view from my hotel room.
Where the magic happens
DUMBO view from the window
Two-thirds of the best workshop team ever (Morag Livingstone and Mariele Paley) with our minder/mentor, Eric Maierson
Saks holiday lighting spotted on the walk home from the subway
Workshop group begins reporting in the East Village
Morag, Eric and Mariele shadow Evelyn's every move
In the public garden
Old meets new in the gentrified East Village
Takeaway sopes cactus from Hecho en Dumbo while we worked into the night
Another early morning, another wait at Bleecker Street for the subway back to my hotel bed
Working mac 'n' cheese lunch from Bubby's
Morning juices from the fabulous Forager's Market kept me bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
Burning the midnight oil (pic by Morag)

Best workshop team ever have their wrap party at Zum Schneider
Final feed was a portobello mushroom quesadilla at JFK airport
Friday, April 27, 2007
Being a Muslim

Here's a preview of my latest project, you lucky devils. Going live tonight as part of a five-day series running in the Sydney Morning Herald titled "Islam in Australia". I was lucky enough to interview four terrific Muslims about their faith, and the misconceptions people have about their community. Here's hoping it goes some way towards building tolerance and harmony.
See the multimedia here.
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