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Celeste Sloman photography tips

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  1. be decisive but make room for collaboration
  2. prioritize needs and wants
  3. test the light
  4. clear vision for the shoot
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Ed Young

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Helped readers understand what we are facing
- wrote about animals and COVID
- 1.2 million died from/in COVID
- “how did it come to this”

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newswriting

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  1. agency
  2. clarity
  3. thoroughness
  4. fairness
  5. concision
  6. compelling
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hard news vs feature

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form follows fiction
hard news = inverted pyramid (straightforward facts)
feature = lead up and aftermath
- how we tell it or the form is generally based on the function of the story

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criteria for how to approach a news story

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  1. how much time do you have?
  2. is this still unfolding as an event?
  3. is this exclusove information
  4. are you coming at the story after its been out there?
    Take a more creative approach
    look at how the loser came to terms with the loss
  5. is the news grave of vital, or is it more unusual/oddity?
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david abel wrote about…

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stephen hawking (lecture about the cosmos)
“in the whale” –> a man who got swallowed by a whale (michael packard a lobster diver on Cape Code)
big lobster
something about a cat

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feature writing

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brites and profiles

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brites

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short stories with little news
- aim to give a sense of place of time
- slice of life

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profiles

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writing about a person
- abel’s favorite (wrote about someone singing about people + living in the woods)
- get to know ppls in a deeper way

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narrative

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  • highest forms
  • creative non-fiction
  • tom wold –> “new journalism”
  • more common in mags (New Yorker) and books
  • composed in scenes (dialogue)
  • “the good solider”, “common ground”, “paradise falls”
  • prof. Mitch Suckoff + dick lehr
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prof mitch suckoff

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  • narratives
  • 9 books of narrative fiction
  • boston globe
  • best sellers including “113 hours” - became a hollywood film
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prof dick lehr

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  • boston globe
  • NYT best seller
  • movie made with Johnny depp
  • narrative style
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trend stories

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abels least fav to write
at their best when written with a sense of humor

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deeper reporting

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  1. lede as anecdote
  2. relevant quotes
    3 nutgraf
  3. supporting data
  4. avoid redundancies
  5. end where we began
  6. kicker
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types of stories IDK

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  1. Accountability stories –> if a politician had fulfilled a campaign promise
  2. enterprise stories
  3. data stories –> use public records and sift through for info
  4. investigative stories
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dana bash

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  • CNN
  • Inside Politics = round table show
  • co-moderated the presidential debate (trump v biden)
  • called out JD Vance about “the cats and the dogs”
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show prep by Bash

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  • readhing the night before
  • collaborating with executive producer
  • story selection
  • 7:30 meeting
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Bash on the presidential debate preparation

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  • being present
  • discussion of themes (what angles)
  • understand candidate past statements
  • rewriting questions
  • mock debate
  • mic cut off situation
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julia cumes

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award winning photojournalist based on Cape Cod
- freelancer
- published by the NYT, AP, and Boston Globe
- South African (during apartheid)
- captures climate change, wildlife conservation, gender equality, identity, natural disasters
- hawaian cowboys and indian religious prositiution
- work featured by gov Moira Heely
- named artist of the year 2024 by Cape Cod

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jacob riis

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photographer during the depression era
- father of journalism
- informed about the realities of the United States in 20th century
- depicted poverty –> photography as social education

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lewis hines

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photographer who documented children who worked in mills
- boston Mass, young kids and labor conditions

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robert capa

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photojournalism who began documenting way (hungarian)
- the reg. citizen got to see behind frontlines
- photo –> man alone and shot
- d-day
- ww2 + spanish civil war

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henri cartier bresson

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photojournalist who coined the “decisive movement”
- photo encapsulates the truth of the situation and reality

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cumes’ mater project

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went to south africa to document the lives of children born the year after apartheids end
- little change, some integration
- matthew –> went to her same school but what was once an all white school has an 80% black pop

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life as a freelancer

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balancing money and meanigful stories

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storytelling

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include
1. an image that has emotional resonance
2. scene setter
3. action/interaction photos
4. portraits
5. closing photograph
6. detail shots (w captions)

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photo technniques

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  1. depth of field –> decide where the eye goes, draw into subjects while understanding surroundings
  2. rule of thirds –> tictactoe grid that allows for more storytelling space
  3. shutterspeed –> motion moments, slow shutterspeed means the lens stays open longer
  4. dont just stand (MOVE)
  5. golden hour
  6. frames (within frames)
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cume’s other projects

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  • transgender
  • breast cancer
  • paddle boarders
  • immigrants (current)
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cumes’ organization

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photo artfolio –> create a community for young photographers and showcase work

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