Remote Media Production and the New Storytellers

Panel Submission Type: Panel/Research Presentation Session

Abstract

Remote media production has changed our methods. During the pandemic, many media instructors adapted to a remote world and as a result, discovered creative ways to tell stories in a virtual environment using webinars, virtual events, online exhibitions, and remote television shows. Remote media production considers production convenience, health, safety, budget, and climate awareness. This panel delves into remote production strategies, faculty innovation, and takeaways beyond the pandemic and into the future of media production.

Sub Unit

• Interactive Media & Emerging Technologies

Cosponsor

• Interactive Media & Emerging Technologies

Moderator

• Jamie Cohen, CUNY Queens College

Panelists

• Jennida Chase, University of North Carolina Greensboro

• Andrew Conte, Point Park University

• Chris Strobel, Northern Kentucky University

• Robb Montgomery, Mobile Journalism Awards

Respondent

• Michael Sorrentino, Sorrentino Media