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Marcin Szczepanski

Marcin Szczepanski

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Profession: Photojournalist/Video Pro
Location: Detroit , United States
En route to Burlington, Vermont (ETA: Oct 3 2008).
Home base: Detroit
URL: http://www.marcinphotos.com
URL: http://www.sportsshooter.com/marcin
Email: •••••••• (private)
Organization: Detroit Free Press
Journal: http://photosbymarcin.blogspot.com/
Mobile phone: 313 550 9142
Last login: 5 days ago
Member since: 31 Jan 2006 21:01

About

I am a photojournalist and video producer with the Detroit Free Press.
In the past, I worked as a staff photographer at the Courier Post in New Jersey and as a reporter in New York. I also covered Brazil and China for Polish weekly magazines. Finally, distracted by photojournalism, I never finished my PhD in sociology.

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Best videos?

We recently got HDV video cameras at my newspaper. I’m being trained on using them and while I love still photography, I find the possibilities of storytelling that video offers fascinating.

It is, however, a different tool that requires a bit different way of thinking, seeing and editing. You need to tell an eye catching story in about 2 minutes (average length of a typical newspaper movie) and composing and thinking of sequences is a more “conscious” process while shooting stills for me is more intuitive. Anyway, I feel like I need to educate myself more about the wonderful tradition of movie making, particularly about how good documentaries and short movies are being constructed and shot.

Would you guys be so kind and send my way links to websites that you can recommend? Experimental movies, short or long, documentaries, good newspaper videos, how-to, editing tips etc. etc. I will be grateful for any piece of info. I’m sure others would benefit from that too.

Peace,
Marcin Szczepanski

22 Nov 2006 17:11 | 12 replies

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