Mm Spring Week6

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Slice Class: Week 6

Photo Story: Slide Shows+ Guest Speaker

Jeff Young

[email protected]


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MulDmedia News of the Week


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It highlights the big news stories of the

day, following them through the eyes

of the Times journalists covering them.

And the view through those eyes isboring. eeply boring.

CSPAN, basically. Only duller.


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Portrait Photos CriDque


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Tina Irgang


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Tina


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Tina


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Karen


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Karen


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Karen


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Photo Story


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Limits of a Single Image


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Limits of a Single Image

Very quickly the photograph became labeledas The Marlboro Marine, which is quite aDtle to give a picture. It created a lot of

conversaDon, was published widely, but itsnot an accurate representaDon of the realstory. James is a human being who as toughand macho as he looks is dealing with

incredibly severe posttraumaDc stressdisorder (PTS) from what he experienced inIraq.


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Telling Stories With Pictures

Good to start with a dra[ headline:


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A day in the life of


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A day in the life of Aspects of


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A day in the life of Aspects of Scenes from


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Types of Slide Shows

NarraDve


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Slide Show Examples

A House Divided Over the Health Bill's Passage


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Slide Show Examples

Art Handling Olympics (NY Times)


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News


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News Slide Show

THE HUMAN TOLL: MOUNTAINTOP REMOVAL IN APPALACHIA Over the last 40 years, mountaintop removal coal mining has buried nearly 2,000

miles of mountain streams, and destroyed more than a million acres of forest whileblasDng mountains to extract coal. Each week, 4million pounds of explosives areused across Appalachia a force equivalent to the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.Besides an environmental issue, this form of mining has been called a human rights

issue for those living in the coalfields. In some towns, drinking water has beencontaminated, seriously impacDng the health of their residents. In an area richwith mountain culture, some say their heritage and way of life is being destroyedas mountains are demolished around their homes, someDmes forcing them toleave hometowns where generaDons before have lived.

Coal companies and proponents of mountaintop mining say that this is the fastestand cheapest way to get coal, and that America needs this form of coal mining tosupply electricity and energy across the country, as well as for job security for

those living in Appalachia. The Obama administraDon has promised to take a closerlook at the effects of mountaintop removal mining, creaDng even higher tensionsbetween the opponents and proponents of this mining pracDce.


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Feature


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Feature Slide Show

OTHER HALF Laura Steins, a hardworking MasterCard

execuDve and single mother of three plans toride out the recession geng by on $300,000

in 2009 in Westchester County, N.Y. The

recession has taken it's toll on upper class

porolios; not outwardly noDceable to thenaked eye.


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InClass Assignment

Scenes from UMs Open House


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Final Project Proposal

Must include:

Format you plan to use. (video or audioslideshow)

Story arc and hook Types of people who will appear

Proposed headline for the piece

Expected run Dme


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Guest Speaker

Francis Chung, freelance photographer


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Homework

Create a Slide Show Must include between 8 to 12 pictures Should tell a story Must include a headline/Dtle frame Can use any so[ware to put it together (Googles

Picassa, Windows Movie Maker, etc)

Write a capDon and credit each image. ThesecapDons should be just one sentence each inmost cases.

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