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I think many of you are here to experiment with ways to unleash your creativity in this online space while still keeping a foothold in the beautiful and inspiring human, real and grounded, messy and surprising modes of storytelling and the making of “storyworlds.” And how the listener, spectator or reader leaves the story to […]  Hi! Although I’ve always had an interest in writing and storytelling, and have always kept up on the news, I am fairly new to the world of professional journalism, at least in the most common sense of the word. I started in college as an art major, and got my first degree in fine arts. […] Hello all! My name is Scott and I’ve been working as a journalist since the age of about 22. My first job (a position I took before I finished my college degree) in journalism came as the sports editor of two small newspapers. I then moved on to a sports editor job for about 11 […] I noticed a few main similarities between the Transmedia hangout discussion and the Precious Places work being done at Scribe Video in Philidelphia. The first, was the overall theme of story – particularly, personal stories. Louisa Dantes talked about amassing footage during the rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina, using “layered collaborative narratives” from locals to spark […] My name is Lindsey and I am in the Strategic Communications program as I have recently moved on from life as an entrepreneur in order to broaden my platform in sustainability communications. While I landed a great transition job working in sustainability communications at a local venue, am eager to expand my work to include […] The ability to dance in different worlds and have industries converge seems to be a major theme of transmedia. Independent filmmakers who work at Scribe, and who typically might do a lot of their filmmaking on their own, must now work with people who don’t know much about filmmaking and don’t have the traditional tools […] Hello! I hail from exciting and thrilling Salem, Ore. My road to this class, much like everyone else, has had its bumps and turns and there doesn’t seem to be a life GPS. I graduated from the University of Oregon with a degree in broadcast journalism, which I put to use as a producer at […] Probably like most everyone, I still don’t know what I want to be when I grow up. At 38, I hope this strategic communications program and my interactions with my fellow students will help bring things into focus. I’ve been addicted to stories and storytelling since I can remember. While a kid in Northern California, […] Evening everybody, I’m another East Coast transplant, having spent my formative years in Lebanon, PA, before heading off to college at the University of Delaware. Most of my professional career has been spent in various project environments, so I’ve written everything from interdepartmental memos and project plans to training documents and reference manuals. On the […] |
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Week 1: Jamie Schaub – The New Yorker – Burying the Hatchet
Hi, This is in response to the article Helen linked to, titled Burying the Hatchet. I enjoyed reading about the author’s experience as a book critic, and his transparency about why being critical (in a non-constructive kind of way) was more meaningful to him at that time in his career, rather than saying something ‘nice.’
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