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_Lost and Found

Marrying audio journalism with rich imagery, multimedia photo essay “Lost and Found” hints at a possible future for radio in the digital era.

2012 Claire O’Neill
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“I see so much potential in audio-driven, long-form storytelling.”

Wesley Lindamood, Designer and Developer, to NPR

“Discover a black-and-white era in full color,” says the tagline at the beginning of Lost and Found, drawing its audience into a multimedia photo essay showcasing the work of amateur photographer Charles Cushman (1896-1972), one of the first people to experiment with color film. Producer Claire O’Neill supplements Cushman’s photographs with interviews with photography curators and historians. The result is radio journalism re-imagined for the web. Audio drives the online experience, giving the story a narrative arc. The visual field is open to audience manipulation. Web visitors can browse Cushman’s photographs or experience them as an auto-play slideshow.

 

Project at a Glance :

Language : EN
Country : United States
Year : 2012
Author : Claire O’Neill
Producer : National Public Radio
Team : Wesley Lindamood
Awards & Nominations : National Press Photographers Association Best of Photojournalism,Society for Digital Design Award,White House News Photographers Association,World Press Photo Award for Interactive Documentary
Funders AND Incubators : National Public Radio
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