Legal documentaries are an example of what documentaries can do beyond television screens. They can influence public opinion, expose the injustice of justice, bring long-forgotten cases out of the shadows and force those in power to act in a lawful manner. And sometimes, on the contrary – they prevent a judge from restoring the rule of law because of excessive […]
Documentaries: how they influence public opinion and judicial decisions
The rise of podcasting: how audio content is changing the media landscape
The popularity of podcasts has skyrocketed in recent years, revolutionizing the way we consume media. With their engaging and informative nature, podcasts have changed the media landscape, offering a new form of entertainment and education. This article explores the rise of podcasting, its impact on the media industry, and how this medium of audio content is changing our daily lives. […]
5 digital trends every journalist needs to know about
The highest level of trust in the media is in Finland Finland remains the country with the highest level of overall trust in news (69%). It has increased by four percentage points compared to 2021, and by 13 percentage points compared to 2020. Finland’s media market is one of three where more than 60% of the surveyed population indicated that […]
How Virtual Reality Is Transforming Documentary Filmmaking
Virtual reality (VR) has emerged as a revolutionary tool in the world of storytelling, pushing the boundaries of how documentaries are created, experienced, and understood. By immersing viewers in vivid, 360-degree environments, VR allows filmmakers to engage audiences on a deeply emotional and experiential level, redefining the very essence of nonfiction storytelling. Immersion: A New Dimension of Storytelling Traditional documentaries […]
Use of mobile journalism in local newsrooms
Being the first to break breaking news is the pride of any newsroom – local or national. If an important event is happening, editors want journalists to be on the ground and on the scene as soon as possible to capture the action. In such situations, the smartphone is a very practical thing, because mobile journalists will get to the […]
How AI is changing modern journalism
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a powerful tool that is rapidly changing the landscape of modern journalism. It brings both significant improvements and new challenges that journalists and media companies must consider. AI is being used in journalism to automate routine tasks, analyze huge amounts of data, create content, and even predict news. All of this leads to increased speed […]
The Ethics of Photojournalism: When an Image Can Do Harm
Photojournalism is a powerful medium, capable of capturing moments that inspire action, provoke thought, and shape public perception. However, with this power comes immense responsibility. The ethics of photojournalism demand careful consideration of when and how images are captured, edited, and shared—especially in situations where an image might do more harm than good. The Weight of Truth and Sensitivity Photojournalists […]
Logan Nonfiction Program Now Accepting Applications for 2022 Fellowship
The Logan Nonfiction Program is excited to announce that applications are now open for its 2022 hybrid fellowship. Designed to support nonfiction creators working on impactful long-form projects, the fellowship combines an eight-week virtual program with two in-person residencies at the Carey Institute for Global Good’s picturesque 100-acre campus in Rensselaerville, New York. Two fellowship classes will be offered in […]
Logan Nonfiction Program Announces $1 Million Grant to Support Investigative Journalism and Documentary Filmmaking
The Logan Nonfiction Program is thrilled to announce a generous $1 million grant aimed at enhancing the program’s mission to support investigative journalism and documentary filmmaking. This funding will further empower the program to provide unparalleled opportunities for writers, filmmakers, photojournalists, and multimedia creators who are working on impactful long-form nonfiction projects. The grant, provided by the Jonathan Logan Family […]
Logan Nonfiction Program Welcomes 12th Class of Journalism & Documentary Fellows
Rensselaerville, N.Y. — The Logan Nonfiction Program is proud to announce its 12th class of fellows, comprising 24 distinguished journalists and documentary filmmakers, who will participate in one of the program’s two spring virtual fellowship sessions beginning April 5. Over the course of the 5-week fellowship, the fellows will work on their long-form investigative articles, books, and documentary films, addressing […]