Entries Tagged as 'Video/Multimedia'

Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009

Updated our “Moving Pictures” Page at NFM

In preparation for our launch of our newly updated/redesigned wedding website, we wanted to also update the “Moving Pictures” page that’d gone a bit stale, over at our NonFiction Media homepage. 
Your comments are invited. 

Watch this space for the announcement of our new wedding site and blog’s rollout.

Sunday, January 18th, 2009

Presenting… Janteenth: A New Day in America!

So I had this crazy idea the other night. Haven’t slept since, basically.

Call to Visual Journalists, Documentarians, and Artists:
“Janteenth: A New Day in America”
Deadline for Submissions: January 31, 2009 
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What does it mean that America has elected its first Black President? Show us.
 
 The Janteenth Project is issuing a call to photographers, poets, writers and filmmakers/video artists [...]

Saturday, January 17th, 2009

Newest Little Sisters Fund Videos posted:

This is a 15-minute primer to the ins and outs of the Little Sisters Fund. It was made as a fundraiser piece, essentially–the idea being that it’ll inspire viewers to consider contributing to the Little Sisters Fund. 
For the best viewing experience, click on the little ‘expand’ symbol in the lower right corner of the viewing [...]

Thursday, January 15th, 2009

How Very Refreshing

Week ago, driving down the road, I saw a truck with beverages inside. I said to Amy, “Hmm. Looks like Pepsi Cola changed their logo.”
Now, I’m not one of those design people that eat sleep and breathe logos. But I notice. 
I like the old (i.e., most recent previous) Pepsi logo, insofar as this kind of thing [...]

Sunday, August 31st, 2008

They Think They’re Helping.

 
In a little bout of clicking around, here’s something wonderful I found. This short documentary is almost obscenely lovely, fancy in a plainspoken way. A lot of filmmaking went into this. It is the more compelling for it.
I’m digging it because it flirts with the edge of journalism in a way that I am really [...]