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Great Stories from Great People

Great Stories from Great People

Kathleen Maxian
A lot has happened in the past couple months since my departure from Syracuse and move to New York City. After finishing up my last semester at Newhouse, the day before I drove a 12-foot cargo van to NYC, I shot a story for the ACLU called, The Cost of Patenting Genes. The story [...]

Piecing Together the Tools

Piecing Together the Tools

 
THE QUESTION:
Gear is always a question I get, and gear is also something that I easily geek out about. I love finding out about new gadgets, new cameras, and new tools to make the work easier. However, the introduction of another piece of gear also inevitably creates another set of issues.
 
THE SOLUTION:
I shoot with a [...]

Winter Is Coming

Winter Is Coming

 
Coming from Hawaii, there is something to be said about this time of year when seasons change, leaves start falling, and trees become naked as the winter approaches. This past weekend while working on a documentary project, I came across a peaceful scene where leaves were set to burn in a front yard of a [...]

The Fall Workshop: Cut Time

The Fall Workshop: Cut Time

 
 
This past weekend, 50 students from Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications descended on the village of Liverpool, about 15 minutes North of Syracuse, NY. Over the weekend, students would produce photo stories, video, and even radio pieces about the community and landscape of this town of about 2500 for The Fall Workshop. [...]

The Bird Is the Word

The Bird Is the Word

(video)
About a two years ago my roommate and best friend, Jon Sparks, came into my room of our Chinatown apartment singing,” The Bird Is the Word.” I had no idea why the hell he was singing this song until I sat down one day to watch an episode of the Family Guy from season 7. [...]

Great Stories from Great People
Great Stories from Great People

Kathleen Maxian
A lot has happened in the past couple months since my departure from Syracuse and move to New York City. After finishing up my last semester at Newhouse, the day before I drove a 12-foot cargo van to NYC, I shot a story for the ACLU called, The Cost of Patenting Genes. The story [...]

Piecing Together the Tools
Piecing Together the Tools

 
THE QUESTION:
Gear is always a question I get, and gear is also something that I easily geek out about. I love finding out about new gadgets, new cameras, and new tools to make the work easier. However, the introduction of another piece of gear also inevitably creates another set of issues.
 
THE SOLUTION:
I shoot with a [...]

Winter Is Coming
Winter Is Coming

 
Coming from Hawaii, there is something to be said about this time of year when seasons change, leaves start falling, and trees become naked as the winter approaches. This past weekend while working on a documentary project, I came across a peaceful scene where leaves were set to burn in a front yard of a [...]

The Fall Workshop: Cut Time
The Fall Workshop: Cut Time

 
 
This past weekend, 50 students from Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications descended on the village of Liverpool, about 15 minutes North of Syracuse, NY. Over the weekend, students would produce photo stories, video, and even radio pieces about the community and landscape of this town of about 2500 for The Fall Workshop. [...]

The Bird Is the Word
The Bird Is the Word

(video)
About a two years ago my roommate and best friend, Jon Sparks, came into my room of our Chinatown apartment singing,” The Bird Is the Word.” I had no idea why the hell he was singing this song until I sat down one day to watch an episode of the Family Guy from season 7. [...]

“The Audible Eyeball” features “The Dividing Line”
"The Audible Eyeball" features "The Dividing Line"

 
About a month ago John Walthier, publisher of “The Audible Eyeball” blog, contacted me regarding “The Dividing Line” video I produced back in May. Father of two sons, Walthier has been maintaining the relatively new blog now for seven months; providing a resource for inspirational work, and informational articles on multimedia storytelling. He also asked [...]

Video Fragments
Video Fragments

 
I’ve started a new section in my website called, “Video Fragments,” which features short video moments, anywhere between 10-30 seconds in length. Sometimes I will stumble upon a situation that is either visually beautiful, or emotionally compelling, though unfortunately due to other circumstances doesn’t lend itself to a feature video, or I may not be [...]

Shifting Reality
Shifting Reality

(video)
I’m in my final semester at Syracuse University as a Masters student in Photography. Over the last year I had the fortune to study photojournalism, photo illustration, and multimedia production under the direction of Bruce Strong, Tom Kennedy, and Seth Gitner, to name a few professors in the Multimedia Photography & Design department (although Gitner [...]

A Lesson in Patience and Reverence
A Lesson in Patience and Reverence

You’re an uncle!” I heard my mom shout through the tiny earpiece of my cellphone. “Yukiko had Emmalyn early this morning.” I had to plug my other ear in order to hear her correctly as I stared out from behind metal bars into a chaotic sea of concrete, tarps, and corrugated steel as a pair [...]

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