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Paola Harris spoke at the 2009 IUFOC Conference & Film Festival. Paola will suggest that Hollywood films and TV movies are part of a slow process of acclimating the general public to the concept that we are not alone in the Universe. Governmental intervention starting with Disney and the Hollywood film industry has been part of a subtle disclosure process that may lead us to accept the truth. www.ufocongressstore.com

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Following a news conference held by state Sen. Robert Brown, D-Macon, on Thursday, Malik Brown was filmed attacking photo-jounalist Marshall as he tried to take pictures of the senator as the lawmaker left the building. The incident was captured on video by several local media outlets... According to a police news release, Sen. Brown told police Malik Brown got no direction from him, and that his actions were his own. ...Brown said Malik Brown was not part of his paid staff, did not play a role at the news conference and was not a bodyguard. Malik Brown's father, CJ Brown, who was at the news conference, has been friends with the senator for about 30 years, dating back to the lawmaker's days at Mercer University. The two are not related, but call each other brothers, the senator said. CJ Brown was one of two men who accompanied the lawmaker to the news conference, Sen. Brown said... Video of the incident shows Malik Brown shoving Marshall into a wall in the City Hall lobby. On the City Hall porch shortly after, Malik Brown is seen slamming Marshall into a pillar, then shoving Marshall down into a metal railing. ... "As I was trying to go around (Sen.) Brown, he pushed me -- gave me a hip check to the left," Marshall said. "The next thing I know, the guy in the red shirt was on me." Note: This is a series of raw clips from various sources compiled to show the desperation and extremes being taken by the Democrats in Georgia to combat their withering defeats in recent elections.

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Join Canadians Demanding a Public Inquiry into Toronto G20 on Facebook: www.facebook.com A photo Journalist describes his experience following the black block as they rampage through the streets of Toronto during the G20 Summit. 20000 police and security officials and a $1 billion security budget were not enough to stop 75-100 black block anarchists from smashing windows and torching police cars during a 1.5 hour rampage. The Black Block were able to rampage through the street for 24 blocks until they reached the 'official protest zone' where they quickly changed clothes dispersed through the crowd of peaceful protesters and then left the site. The police were fully aware of the rampage and watched the black block from a distance at a number of locations. It wasn't until they had dispersed into a crowd of peaceful protesters who thought that they were in a sanctioned area that the police took action beating innocent people with batons and spraying them with pepper spray. Why was this allowed to happen? Police abandoned police cars at Bay and King when they didn't need to, why? Was this allowed to happen so the Harper government could justify an outrageous security bill when there was no credible terrorist threat (according to CSIS)? Who led this group of vandals? Were they infiltrated by government paid provocateurs as was the case in Montebello where police with masks and rocks attacked their own riot squad?

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duaneburnett.com Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada by photo-journalist, actor, social media networker Duane Burnett Music by KT Tunstall "Suddenly I see." http Please enjoy this collage I made trying to learn video production on the computer. My first time. The Spirit of the Sunshine Coast inspires me everyday so much. I take thousand and thousands of photos and have posted some of them to my flickr site. Find me on facebook, twitter, linkedin, gist, myspace and others too. duaneburnett.com "An Awesome Front Row Seat!" deeprooted.ca Sunshine Coast BC Canada facebook page http Thank you KT for your incredibly inspirational song which underscores the preciousness of the Sunshine Coast and life on planet Earth. Please share the video with family, friends and loved ones around the world or at it as a link on your website! Check out KT's website at www.kttunstall.com Thank you! Duane www.duaneburnett.com http facebook.com ++

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Reporter Ciara Coyle and Photo Journalist Joshua Jenkins' Emmy award winning story on the Riverside Co. Chicken Coop Murders.

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Video for "Photojournalist" by Small Black from their Jagjaguwar release New Chain. Director: Yoonha Park DoP: Anna Farrell Editor: Michael Garber & Yoonha Park Additional Camera: Dylan Pettengill Assistant Camera: David Gettens Featuring: Kelly Lee Owens & Cheyenne Adrian Special Thanks to Richard Peete For more information on Small Black: jagjaguwar.com

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www.silberstudios.tv Welcome to the Marc Silber Show - Advancing Your Photography! Today we interview Neal Menschel, a famous photojournalist whose work has taken him around the world, from presidential elections to the fall of the Berlin Wall. His photos have been published in Newsweek, the Christian Science Monitor, and many other publications throughout his career in photojournalism. His advice for freelance photographers is to become an insider in every situation; get close to your subject and then take another step closer. Good photojournalism requires passion, and as with all photography, the key to getting better is to keep taking more photos!

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Dewitt Jones is one of America's top professional photographers with a career stretching over twenty years. As a motion picture director, he had two films nominated for Academy Awards before he was thirty. Dewitt is recognized as a world class lecturer and keynote speaker. His knowledge of the creative process, his relaxed and genuine style, and his ability to communicate make his presentations truly outstanding. www.speakers.ca This video is brought to you by Speaker's Spotlight (www.speakers.ca), Canada's leading speakers' bureau. Book Dewitt Jones as a keynote speaker for your next event by contacting info@speakers.ca.

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Unofficial music video for Small Black's track 'Photojournalist' Filmed, directed and edited by Birgit Suitsu Special thanks to Karl Erik Leik Done from beginning to the end with no previous experience

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Photojournalist Jonas Bendiksen discusses his project on slums across the world, The Places We Live, and shooting with the Canon EOS 5D.

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In the spring of 2008 I was embedded with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit (24th MEU) in Afghanistan's Helmand River Valley near the border with Pakistan. I was on assignment as a backpack video journalist for NOW on PBS, one of the last and best long-form news magazine programs on American television. New York Times photojournalist Tyler Hicks also accompanied the 24th MEU's Alpha Company as the Marines conducted a major operation in the area. I believe this video shows Tyler's professionalism, tenacity, and dedication to craft that have made him one of the top photojournalists in the world. Tyler is one of four New York Times employees captured recently by Libyan forces. The government of Libya has promised to release all four. I hope that happens very soon. - Bill Gentile Washington, DC 19 March 2011

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Photojournalism is a style of documenting the news in a way that will be appealing to newspaper editors. Become a photojournalist and interact with people with tips from a professional photographer in this free video on photography. Expert: Anthony Maddaloni Contact: www.maddaloniphoto.blogspot.com Bio: Anthony Maddaloni is a professional photographer from Austin, Texas. Filmmaker: Todd Green

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Photojournalist Tyson Zoltan Heder, who was photographing the events of Occupy Los Angeles and the LAPD evicting the protesters, was beaten by the police and had his camera taken, and then he was detained and charged with "assault", and at the time of uploading this video he remains in police custody. Watch the video and see if you can see anyone doing any "assault" to anyone else. I'll give you a hint: Tyson isn't the perpetrator of any assault, he's the one who GETS assaulted. twitter.com www.facebook.com @FreeTysonHeder #FreeTysonHeder Tyson's website: sexwithdonuts.com Video courtesy of KCAL, CBS affiliate in Los Angeles (videos of this incident keep getting taken off YouTube and off their website so hopefully this won't get taken down, but this video is needed as evidence of police brutality and Tyson Zoltan Heder's innocence so I certainly have no plans of taking it down, this is fair use under copyright law and it is also legal evidence so anyone who tries to get me to take this video down is trying to destroy evidence).

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You can buy the complete film at www.createspace.com Alfred Eisenstaedt was Life Magazine's most prestigious photographer. He came from Germany and left right before the start of World War II. He was THE photographer of his time for the most famous politicians, actors and actresses, musicians, athletes, and so many others. This 30 minute Emmy award-winning film follows Eisenstaedt as he returns to photograph modern Germany. With him as the predominant speaker, it looks at his style and approach, and at the stories behind some of his most famous photographs. It is a powerful, emotional, revealing film of one of the greatest photojournalists of our time.

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In this episode, Mark talks with Kael Alford, a seasoned and extraordinary photojournalist. Kael has been published across the US and Europe in places like Time, Newsweek, The New York Times, Vanity Fair and more. She discusses the time she spent covering the US invasion of Iraq and the resulting book and exhibition: "Unembedded: Four Independent Journalists on the War in Iraq." Kael also talks about The Foundry Photojournalism Workshop, her most recent work in southeastern Louisiana and gives tips to aspiring photojournalists.

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johnfreephotography.tumblr.com John Free is a social documentary photographer. John has taught at USC, UCLA, Newport Art museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and currently teaches at Pasadena City College. He has worked professionally at this craft for more than 30 years. For his personal work, he does street photography

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Donald Miralle of Getty Images has won the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) Sports Photojournalist of the Year Award the last two years. He visited the Calumet Photographic booth at PhotoPlus Expo to discuss sports photography.

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While most Americans celebrated 4th of July by shooting a few fireworks into the sky, Dallas police were dealing with an out of control mob of people shooting fireworks at them and a photojournalist. This went down Tuesday morning (July 5). News 8 photographer Robert Flagg was the 1st on the scene at Creekside Villa apartments in Southeast Dallas. He says that at 1st the crowd was only shooting at each other until they saw him and started aiming his way. "Once I got there, I noticed it was just basically a war zone going on," Flagg said. "The missiles — or whatever they were — they were hitting, they were bouncing off my chest and off my camera. One hit me in the back, and it burned my neck and it burned my shirt." Once police arrived on the scene they quickly realized they were outnumbered and had to call for additional back up. "Those officers that arrived were being shot at by fireworks," said Dallas police spokesman Senior Cpl. Kevin Janse. "In fact, one officer who was actually hit by a bottle rocket in the arm. Once enough officers got there, the crowd dispersed. That's considered aggravated assault, and it will be filed as that and will be investigated to its fullest, and hopefully we can find out who actually did it." Apartment residents said this is what happens in the hood. "It's every day; it's every day," said one tenant. "This is the hood. That's how it go down every day."

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Michael Clancy, Photo Journalist, discusses story behind the World Famous Photograph of 21 week-old boy in the womb grasp of his surgeon's finger during a Spina Bifida operation. show 239, 07/31/08 , www.lifematterstv.com

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Adorama Photography TV presents "How'd They Do That" featuring Kelly Kerr. In this episode, Kelly Kerr explains how he shot a Phil Marshall music video at the SxSW Music Festival using a Canon 7D and a Canon 5D MarkII. Kelly also gives a few tips on becoming a great photojournalist. To view the videos excerpted in this video, information about the gear Kelly uses, and related videos and articles, go here: www.adorama.com Visit www.adorama.com for more videos! Visit kellykerr.me for more videos from Kelly.

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www.silberstudios.tv Commercial photographer Vincent Laforet joins us today on the Marc Silber show to talk about his approach to photography. He provides us with photography techniques and tips for both amateurs and professionals alike. For six years, Vince was a photojournalist for the New York Times, where he worked on a team that won the Pulitzer Prize for its 9 coverage. As a photojournalist, Vince often had to choose a single image that most accurately captured the essence of an event. He advises people to put the camera down, walk around, and ask themselves a series of questions, such as "What really is special about this place?" Learning about the history of a photo shoot location or finding the best time of day for shadows and lighting is just as important for creating a great photo composition. When looking through the lens, a photographer needs to make sure that a photo will elicit emotions and thoughts. Vince points out that many people romanticize the life of a photographer - they forget about the preparation and packing of equipment that accompanies every photo shoot. Carrying too much equipment slows down the photographer and may result in missed images and opportunities, not enough and you can also miss shots, so do your research and be prepared including your memory cards.

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johnfreephotography.tumblr.com email: johnnienikon@yahoo.com "It is my hope that photographers who wish to improve will join me on the quest to realize excellence in our photographs that, because of their inherent strength will provide a more compassionate understanding of life to all who view them, regardless of their knowledge, language or spiritual beliefs. It is a way for photographers to be powerful in their lives by producing visual documents of immense value to humanity. Photography is a one world language it bridges the gap between language and cultures, explaining man to man and each man to himself." The Photographs that appear in this video are Fiber Based prints, printed by John Free himself. (All prints done in johns darkroom)

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Dan Eldon was an artist and photojournalist who grew up in Kenya and was one of the first to bear witness to the famine in Somalia. He was killed on assignment in 1993 when he was only 22-years-old. Dan left behind 17 artistic journals in which he documented his own life through art. The Art of Life is a portrait of Dan as artist, photojournalist and humanitarian - whose short but passionate life became a source of inspiration to many others.

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Miami-based photojournalist Carlos Miller was arrested in Feb. 2007 after photographing five Miami police officers against their wishes.

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Small Black performs "Photojournalist" live in the KEXP studio. Recorded 11/10/2010. www.kexp.org host: John Richards engineer: Kevin Suggs cameras: Jim Beckmann, Justin Wilmore

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FULL video on google: video.google.nl Harrison Lloyd is a Pulitzer-winning photojournalist. His wife and family are making it hard for him to keep his mind on his work when he's in a war zone, and he wants to change jobs to something less stressful. But he's got one last assignment, in war-torn Yugoslavia, in 1991, at the height of the fighting. Word comes back that he apparently died in a building collapse, but his wife Sarah (also a journalist for Newsweek) refuses to believe that he's dead and goes looking for him. She's helped immensely by the photo-journalists Eric Kyle and Marc Stevenson that she runs into over there; together, they're determined to make it through the chaotic landscape to Vukovar, which is not only the nexus of the war but where she believes Harrison is located. Meanwhile, Harrison's son Cesar is looking after his father's prized greenhouse, keeping hope, and flowers, alive.

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Hans Aarsmans talk at TEDxAmsterdam was titled From pretty to ugly and back again; mysterious ways of beauty in photography and the audience judged it one of the highlights of the day. Surprising, insightful and at times hilarious, Aarsman shows different concepts of beauty in photography, and suggests that the only real photographic beauty is to be found in pictures that were made without such a goal in mind. Hans Aarsman is a former photographer, who worked as a photo journalist at a Dutch newspaper and published a series of books. In 1989 he published the book Hollandse Taferelen (Dutch scenes). He published three more photo books before he left photography. He now writes about photography, ao for the Dutch daily newspaper the Volkskrant About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

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A sample from the full video available bit.ly at shop.maccreate.com. Aperture 3 Creative Adjustments 3 is an hour of must-see Aperture photographic editing and adjusting images from photojournalist Thomas Boyd.

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A video and slideshow featuring a glimpse into the day of an photojournalist working at a large Canadian daily newspaper. Work load was six assignments in one day as well as a spot news.

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A Nikon-Walkley Award winning photographer, David Dare Parker has photographed for a multitude of national and international magazines throughout Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Australasia. Publications include LeMonde, Stern, L'Express, Focus, Australian Geographic, The Bulletin, The New York Times, Fortune and Time Australia. Whether photographing issue related stories such as HIV/AIDS, or Third World conflict, David aspires to capturing history in a fair, truthful and informative manner. See more @ My Nikon Life: mynikonlife.com.au

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DemocracyNow.org - Award-winning photojournalist and director Tim Hetherington was killed Wednesday when he came under fire in the western Libyan city of Misurata. Hetherington, who had covered conflict zones around the world, was part of a group of six photographers reporting on the Libyan conflict in a particularly dangerous part of Misurata. Democracy Now! interviews Carroll Bogert of Human Rights Watch, who worked closely with Hetherington commissioning and disseminating his photos from war-torn regions. Most recently Hetherington helped photograph secret police files from the Quaddafi documenting the brutality of the regime. This was part of an extended interview with Carroll Bogert on the dangers and importance of photojournalism. For thevideo/audio podcast, transcript, to sign up for the daily news digest, and for today's entire show, visit: www.democracynow.org FOLLOW US: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org See Democracy Now!'s reports on the Libyan conflict in our news archive, www.democracynow.org

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The legendary photo-journalist and Magnum Photographer Steve McCurry spoke to Phaidon.com about the stories behind some of his iconic photographs taken from around the world. McCurry gave us a personal tour of his major retrospective at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (until 17 October). Every image tells a story, but it's rather special to hear it from the photographer.

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