Three great leads to engage your readers
Your lead needs to grab people by the collar or get them asking questions, said Ann Wylie at a recent workshop sponsored by PRSA Puget Sound. There are three good …
Using film, video and writing to tell stories that educate and inspire
Your lead needs to grab people by the collar or get them asking questions, said Ann Wylie at a recent workshop sponsored by PRSA Puget Sound. There are three good …
“The bear, known only as Attraction #2, lived in a cage the size of a child’s room.” That is one possible lead for a story about Ben the Bear, said …
Here is my latest video, which I produced for the activist group Carbon Washington. CarbonWA is gathering signatures for an initiative. They would like the state to have a revenue-neutral …
I enjoyed presenting about storytelling at the 2014 ECO Net Summit. In the next few posts I’ll share insights from some of my co-presenters. If you haven’t seen the “Dog …
The video on palliative care that I produced for UW Medicine has won a second national award: a Videographer Award of Distinction. Last week I found out that it won …
The video I produced for UW Medicine about palliative care has won a national Clarion Award from the Association for Women in Communications. “Palliative care: helping patients improve quality of …
Why does some information stick and other information is quickly forgotten? One reason is that sticky information has more credibility. In Made to Stick, the Heath brothers offer some ideas …
Check out two new pruning videos I produced with zany Ciscoe Morris, Seattle gardening guru, for City Fruit. In “This Branch Must Go!” Ciscoe teaches Kristen Ramer Liang how to …
Can you think of anything more boring than an airline safety announcement? When the flight attendant or video starts telling me how to fasten my seat belt, I quickly glance …
In my first professional job, I worked for an academic book publisher, Westview Press. My role was book promotion, trying to persuade libraries and professors to buy our books. Each …