Sentence examples for video journalism from inspiring English sources
noun
A form of journalism where the journalist shoots, edits and often presents his/her own video material.
At the time Sue was at the forefront of video journalism.
Meanwhile, in South Sudan, it is supporting Integrity, an organisation currently training 10 young people in mobile and video journalism.
He also the founder of Press Pass TV in Boston, a nonprofit video journalism group for young people.
He began filming in 2007 and finished editing the six-minute film last year while working for the video journalism unit of Reason, a libertarian magazine.
Here are a few from the New York area; many more are online at nytimes.com/lens, a blog of photography, video and video journalism.
That's what Citizenfour director Laura Poitras attempts in Project X, a remarkable new short made in collaboration with Henrik Moltke, which launches this Monday on video-journalism platform Field Of Vision.
Steven Rosenbaum, a video-journalism auteur and creator of MTV's Unfiltered, a program that showcases participatory reporting, is founder and president of CameraPlanet.com.
In speaking to Joystiq, he also tried to defend video game journalism (that is, journalism about video games) saying, "to mean that game writing is ethically bankrupt, I don't feel that's the case".
Bill Kunkel, who helped invent video game journalism and create the first video game magazine in the United States, died on Sunday at his home in White Lake, Mich.
When I started writing about these things in 1995, video game journalism was still in its infancy – most magazines were like a cross between fanzines and catalogues; they guided fans toward the games they should purchase.
