Great insight from Irving and lovely visuals from Shaul Schwarz and Jeff Hutchens - Brian Storm One Morning at Home with John Irving by Shaul Schwarz on TIMELightbox. See other videos that we think are Worth Watching.
"The Mirror" is a magical walk through time. - Brian Storm Le Miroir from ramonandpedro on Vimeo. See other videos that we think are Worth Watching.
Applications close for the August 13-17 MediaStorm Methodology Workshop next Monday, July 16.
Make this a Photoville weekend. Photoville opens tonight at 4pm! Photoville is a new Brooklyn-based photo destination - a veritable village of freight containers transformed into temporary exhibition spaces, taking place this summer from June 22 to July 1, 2012. Photoville features a feisty mix of exhibitions, lectures, hands-on workshops, nighttime projections, a photo dog run, a camera greenhouse, and a summer beer-garden with food trucks that will create a photography destination like no other. Occupying more than 60,000 sq. feet in the heart of Brooklyn Bridge Park, Photoville is located on the uplands of Pier 3, along the Brooklyn Waterfront between DUMBO and Atlantic Avenue. Nighttime Projection: Storytelling @ MediaStorm Saturday June 23, 8:30pm No Registration required, seating is first come first served MediaStorm founder and executive producer Brian Storm will present on digital storytelling and the cinematic narrative. Storm will discuss how the digital age gives filmmakers, documentary photographers and…
From left: Brian Storm, Maggie Steber, Phillip Toledano and Tim McLaughlin at the premiere. Photo by David Keenan. Last night MediaStorm hosted the world premiere of A Shadow Remains by Phillip Toledano and Rite of Passage by Maggie Steber at Galapagos Art Space in Brooklyn, NY. MediaStorm founder and executive producer, Brian Storm, started the evening by welcoming the audience to the event and then quickly turning to the films, first screening Rite of Passage by Maggie Steber, then Phillip Toledano’s A Shadow Remains. After watching the films, Brian invited Phillip, Maggie, and one of the films' producers, Tim McLaughlin, (producers Jennifer Redfearn and Rob Finch were not able to attend the event) to the stage for a Q&A with the audience. Before opening the floor to questions, Brian explained how the projects came to be. He initially approached both Maggie and Phillip about working together on their pieces over four years…