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- 1. Shirin Ghaffary Applicant for Master’s in Visual Media at IE School of Communication
- 2. Essay Prompt • Show us an activity you enjoy doing. Tell us how you think it contributes to your personal and professional development.
- 3. Answer: Telling stories Mediums: • Photo • Video • Journalistic writing
- 4. Telling Stories: Photography Published over 50 photographs for a newspaper with 42,000 daily readers and a circulation of 10,000
- 5. Examples of photography Front-page story photo about the son of two women became the first same-sex couple to legally marry in the state of California in 2013.
- 6. Photo Portfolio Samples Scene from the play, “Directions” at UC Berkeley. Photo of eccentric, abandoned junk yard in the heart of wine-country of Napa, California.
- 7. Photo Samples - continued Landscape of San Francisco Bay Area in California at night
- 8. Photo Samples - continued Front-cover photo from a student protest at UC Berkeley, published in Daily Californian 2010.
- 9. Work Examples: Video • Producer of a popular tv show on technology news website, TechCrunch called “TC Cribs” – Clip below
- 10. Work also published in the pages of:
- 11. Work Examples: Digital Journalism • Travel Blogging – Italy, Spain, Morocco, Germany, England, Taiwan.http://shirintravels.wordpress.com /
- 12. More Examples: Travel Blogging
- 13. Work Example: Digital Journalism Wall Street Journal: Digital Strategy Intern Designed a protoype for new digital products including iphone + ipad app, website, magazine
- 14. Conclusion Photography – Captured a range of visual stories from breaking news such as protests to profiles of artists through portraits The activities I enjoy have helped me become a professional visual journalist Videography – Learned how to produce, film, and edit an online tv show which attracted viewers and advertisers. Digital Journalism – Used extensive knowledge of journalism articles to come up with an iPhone app for the Wall Street Journal.