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81: Tomas Hoppough, Scripps, on docu-style storytelling as an solo video journalist Telling The Story
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After conducting this interview - and then listening back to it - I felt fired up to go out and tell a story.
I wanted to pick up my camera, put on an N95, get in my car, and do something great.
That's the result of 45 minutes chatting with Tomas Hoppough.
He's a solo video journalist with Scripps National, but that hardly describes the variety and quality of his work. He travels roughly every other week, mostly alone, with mirrorless cameras and lenses and the goal of two longform stories per trip.
He succeeds in that goal, and then some. He produces docu-style pieces that are vivid in both characters and aesthetics.
Tomas is my guest on Episode 81 of the Telling the Story podcast.
In the podcast, I mention several of Tomas' stories. Check them out here:
Rising in Minneapolis: a powerful series of pieces with photojournalist Drew Snadecki in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd
Guns Down, Gloves Up: a half-hour special turned in less than two weeks after a powerful program in Virginia
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After conducting this interview - and then listening back to it - I felt fired up to go out and tell a story.
I wanted to pick up my camera, put on an N95, get in my car, and do something great.
That's the result of 45 minutes chatting with Tomas Hoppough.
He's a solo video journalist with Scripps National, but that hardly describes the variety and quality of his work. He travels roughly every other week, mostly alone, with mirrorless cameras and lenses and the goal of two longform stories per trip.
He succeeds in that goal, and then some. He produces docu-style pieces that are vivid in both characters and aesthetics.
Tomas is my guest on Episode 81 of the Telling the Story podcast.
In the podcast, I mention several of Tomas' stories. Check them out here:
Rising in Minneapolis: a powerful series of pieces with photojournalist Drew Snadecki in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd
Guns Down, Gloves Up: a half-hour special turned in less than two weeks after a powerful program in Virginia
→
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