If you are looking for graphics and visuals in news media, then see radio.
- NPR post The picture showIts online material is shown on 12 February by Getty Image Photographers 10 images (Photos: See what happened in Westminster Dog Show,
- Radio -free Europe/Radio Liberty closed the year with this post: How its photographers “captured their best photographs of 2024.”
- Erni Pile (1900–1945) was a famous World War Reporter, known for remittances about ordinary soldiers. NPR won the 2024 Scrips Howard Journalism Award (“Katha Human-Interest Storytelling honored Erni Pile”). award Announcement Sheds light on the vision of modern radio: “NPR Reporter Alyssa Nadworn and photographer Claire Harbage Spend eight months to travel to various countries and continents, a kindergarten class and its teacher to share the stories of Ukraine, Ukraine. As a result of audio, visual and written reporting, the mixture told the complex stories of children and their families after closing their classroom, after trauma, change and fear. ,
- NPR Award winner Report Pictures in Iraq include pictures by Getty Image later, Los angeles time, appearance, BloombergAnd NPR Staff Photographer.
Broadcaster Edward R. Heritage of Muro
Since 1971, the broadcast media has Edward R. Has honored excellence through Muro Awards, named a revered journalist.
Radio free Asia (RFA) won 2024 Muro Awards in the digital category for network radio. RFA’s multimedia report “Under the Gun in Myanmar” investigated the terrible conditions since 2021 coup. The award -winning story gives an example of the use of network radio visuals and audio to give attractive information.
“Visual Storytelling creates significant entry points for information, makes complex, makes important news more accessible and attractive,” says H. Leo kimCreative director in RFA. “Our team enhances materials with compelling graphics and multimedia.”
Most of the RFA materials are distributed digitally through social media, podcasts and online news. Shortwave Radio Myanmar reaches refugee refugee camps and closed-media areas like North Korea.
Credit
RFA’s Muro Award winning report names for graphics, writing, video, visual editing and published for contributors for web page:
Where did the idea of the story come from?
The idea of the story originated from RFA’s creative director Kim and Visual Project Manager Paul Nelson. According to Kim, he started an ambitious project to mark the second anniversary of military coup in Myanmar, collaborating with RFA’s Burmese service.
Visible journalist Jemunu amsinghe The lead image came up with concepts, including printing the faces of each jute member. Graphic designer Amanda Vesbrod Hand wrote his name and other members of the team added images to a cork board with red string. This image said that Kim captured the essence of the story.
RFA’s Kim and Vesbrod and NPR’s photogenalist Harbage graduated from the School of Visual Communication of Ohio University.
Kim Virginian-Pilot has a former staff photographer/multimedia lead and is the director of Visuals and Creative Content for the USA Today Network in Southwest Florida.
seeing is believing
Like most media awards, Edward R. The Muro Award has several categories, including writing.
2024 Muro Award for Chhota Bazar Radio/Excellence in Written form Alaska public media For the story of Liz Ruskin on the huge pumpkin grown in Alaska. Ruskin’s award -winning is a picture of the pumpkin del Marshall posted above the text who leads a giant pumpkin to a scale.
About the author: Ken Klein Silver Spring, lives in Maryland; He has retired after a career in politics, lobbying and media, including Associated Press and Ganate in Florida. Klein is an alumnus of Ohio University and a member of the Advisory Council of Dean of Scripps College of Communication. Professionally, he has worked for Fort Myrs News-Press (Ganenet), The Associated Press (Talhasi), Senator Bob Graham and Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAA).
