CONFLICT, a new redfitz original documentary miniseries, takes the audience behind the lens of some of the world’s best conflict photographers to witnesstheir personal and professional battles. The photographers featured in the first season of this miniseries are Pete Muller, Joao Silva, Donna Ferrato, Nicole Tung, Robin Hammond and Eros Hoagland – united by their hope to make the world a better place by bearing witness. The miniseries shows diverse, interwoven stories following the photographers’ attempts engage with,understand, capture and present different forms of conflict.   All 6 episodes of CONFLICT are now available to stream on Netflix,

  Vox Media is seeking a Shooter/Editor to join the video team for Curbed.com. The ideal candidates will have an eye for dynamic and innovative visual storytelling -- in the field and in post. They’re passionate about short-form content, and want to have an impact in the digital space. They will be part of a hardworking, knowledgeable team and contribute to the video evolution of this brand. This position is staff (with great benefits), and is based in New York City. Responsibilities include: Shoot, edit, publish 1-10 minute videos about cool designs, places and people. Work with the video team to create content in concert with the Editorial and Engagement teams. Design and/or produce graphics under direction of Producer. Publish and package content for multiple platforms (Facebook, YouTube, Snapchat, etc). Qualifications: You think visually and always look for the most creative and unexpected ways to tell a story – both in the…

The Bob and Diane Fund is a new grant making program that will support visual storytelling about Alzheimer's and dementia. The Fund's founder, Gina Martin, says this about the Fund: "Our vision is a world where Alzheimer’s disease is cured and millions of people are spared the cruel and painful experience of losing a loved one to this awful disease. As a daughter of Alzheimer’s, I believe that visual storytelling can be a powerful way to advocate for the increased public and private research and spending needed to find a cure." Each year, the Bob and Diane Fund will award $5,000 to a visual storyteller—still photography, video, and multimedia—for stories about Alzheimer's or dementia. Submissions will be open from August 15 - October 15, 2016. For more information, please visit www.bobanddianefund.org.