Track Two Podcast
Track Two Podcast
Joanne Gouaux & Sarah Howard
Elodie Mailliet Storm | Journalism & Civil Society
1 hour Posted Dec 8, 2021 at 10:00 pm.
The Profession of Photojournalism
Metadata, Captions & Internet Search
Beyoncé's Influence on the Media Ecosystem
How Images Travel
Catchlight
Newsrooms Loss of Visual Journalists
Gender & Visual Perception
Trust & Visual Perception
John Moore's Photographic Records at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Ethics of Photojournalism
Isn't Everyone a Photographer?
Employment Challenges of Visual Journalists
The Archives of Tomorrow
Getty Images & Long-term Commissions
Host Reflection
Evolution of Digital Images & Scale
How Pictures Shape Policy
Bias: If it Bleeds It Leads
The Impact of Amateur Photographers
Intimacy, Access & The Audience's Influence
Gatekeepers of the Visual Ecosystem
Confirmation Bias
Who Tells Who's Story
The Speed of Visual Communication
Photography as a Record Keeper
Images as Symbols
Your Eyes Can Deceive You
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How does photojournalism foster a more nuanced and empathetic understanding of the world? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Elodie Mailliet Storm exploring how access and intimacy can generate ‍iconic images that tell the story of a moment in time. From celebrity portraiture to the archives of tomorrow, and challenges of media coverage, Elodie shares her expertise and wisdom as CEO of Catchlight, a nonprofit media organization bringing resources and stakeholders together to support a thriving visual ecosystem and society.