I Expect No One
a great story can be told with no words. There are just 24 shots in this very short film with no words. This is a great example of how to shoot a scene from different angles
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Living with HIV in Mississippi
Notice she focused in on a single person to talk about a larger issue, the specific made general.
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Eli’s BBQ
Short, sweet,simple and tasty. It was used to promote a city but I don’t care: it made me hungry and it wasn’t slick..
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Remember Me
Short, simple story about a book.
Not perfect but worth watching because it’s an engaging story about something that should have been boring and non visual: making a book.
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A Trip & An Event
If we had an assignment for a video story on a trip, this would receive an “A”.
Cleverly created by my colleague, friend and creative genius Richard Koci Hernandez, with a point and shoot camera.
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A Place___Twilight in New Orleans
Another voiceless journey but here not having narration makes sense with the story.
By Jim LoScalzo for USNews and World Report
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Sub City…
Simple, visual poetry but could be journalistic with a few sparkling quotes from a subject.
I’ve always loved the moment I come up from underground. Think this could have been shorter but it seriously has a mood.
and here’s another slightly longer story from the same team. AWESOME because the story unfolds in front of the camera as we watch it. GREAT STORY….
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When I Was A Kid I Wanted To Be…
Nice portrait with some fun surprises. Could be stronger if it was shorter.