World Press Photo heeft vandaag bekend gemaakt welke juryleden gaan bepalen wat de beste multimedia-producties van 2013 zijn geweest. Inzenden kan vanaf begin december.
Het Engelstalige persbericht:
World Press Photo is pleased to present the full list of jury members of the 2014 Multimedia Contest. Led by Jassim Ahmad, this group of visual professionals will be reviewing the fourth annual multimedia contest entries. Judging will take place at the World Press Photo office in Amsterdam from 15 until 21 March 2014. The results of the contest will be announced on 24 March 2014.
The 2014 jury consists of the following international leading professionals from the fields of visual journalism and documentary storytelling:
Chair: Jassim Ahmad, UK, global head of multimedia innovation at Reuters
Members:
· Jodi Bieber, South Africa, photographer
· Gabriel Dance, USA, interactive editor Guardian US
· Ed Kashi, USA, photographer
· Marianne Lévy-Leblond, France, head of web productions and transmedia projects Arte France
· Grant Scott, UK, senior lecturer photography University of Gloucestershire and founder and editor Unitednationsofphotography.com
· Luis Weinstein, Chile, photographer
Secretary: Alan Stoga, USA, president Zemi Communications
You can find the biographies of the 2014 Photo Multimedia Contest jury members here:www.worldpressphoto.org/2014-multimedia-contest/meet-the-jury
How to enter the multimedia contest?
The 2014 World Press Photo Multimedia Contest will open for participants to enter their work at the beginning of December 2013. The deadline for registrations and submissions is 15 January 2014, 23.59 CET. Entries may only be submitted online via the World Press Photo entry website. Please visit
http://www.worldpressphoto.org/2014-multimedia-contest for more information.
Categories
The participants can enter in three categories: Short feature, Long Feature and Interactive Documentary. Description:
Short Feature
A single linear narrative with a journalistic approach produced for the web, which lasts no longer than 10 minutes. The production must include photography and/or film in combination with (but not limited to) animation, graphics, illustrations, sound or text. Key is storytelling, along with a proficient use of visual and other elements.
Long Feature
A single linear narrative or series of linear narratives on a single topic with a journalistic storyline and produced for the web. The production(s) must include photography and/or film in combination with (but not limited to) animation, graphics, illustrations, sound or text. The focus is skillful storytelling with strong narration building, competently executed using visual and other elements.
Interactive Documentary
An interactive story or project produced for the web or as an app for a mobile device, which must include photography and/or film in combination with (but not limited to) animation, graphics, illustrations, sound or text. The documentary should employ interactivity, navigation, and design, to create an inspired visual user-experience that tells an original story with lasting impact.
The results of the Multimedia Contest will be announced on 24 March 2014.
