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Frame by Frame is my blog about nonfiction visual storytelling from critique to practice. I am an Emeritus Professor of Media & Journalism, Missouri State University. Co-founder of Carbon Trace Productions 501(c)(3) documentary film studio. I continue to work on nonfiction projects of all kinds. See my documentary site Eyewitness. I’m available for hire as a director, cinematographer, editor, and news photographer. Based in Aveiro, Portugal. Note: The Terms of Use published at rhetorica.net also covers this weblog.
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Tag Archives: Portugal
In Search of Human Scale
Yes, I’m still editing Trinity. But I’m also working on two new projects — both in the early stages of pre-production. The larger of the two is represented in this graphic. If you’ve been following my documentary career since the … Continue reading
Filming the Culture of Portugal
I have three related projects going on now. All of them focus on Portuguese culture. This video is one in series of black & white, widescreen (2.2:1 – 1920 x 874) mini-docs I’ve been producing on my Google Pixel phone … Continue reading
Posted in documentary film, web series
Tagged black&white, culture, documentary, Portugal, widescreen
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What I Saw at the Revolution
I was in Porto to attend the festivities commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution on 25 April. Tech notes: I was filming with my run-n-gun camera — the Canon XC-10 — using the Canon Log profile. I recorded … Continue reading
Street Photography Advice
A bit of street photography advice flipped past me on Instagram recently: To make your street photography better, pretend you’re shooting video. I found this curious and spent just enough time with the post to discover that what they were … Continue reading
Posted in documentary photography, street photography
Tagged photography, Porto, Portugal, streetphotography
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