Video journalists film and interview people at The Jewish Memorial, Checkpoint Charlie, River Spree, Brandenburg Gate, and the Reichstag in Berlin, Germany. A film by Robb Montgomery. Camp Video Journalism follows filmmakers as they document and learn how to edit and produce documentary news films in a five day workshop. Features CampVj.com student Jens Weber who is an editor from the Rhein-Zeitung newspaper in Koblenz, Germany. Cast: Robb Montgomery

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Watch as world-renowned journalism expert Robb Montgomery (robbmontgomery.com) teaches elementary classroom teachers in Kalamazoo, Michigan the basics of video journalism. Teachers share their insights and plans for using new media in their classrooms. Cast: Anthony Gettig, Robb Montgomery

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Sit down with Charles Apple and a few of his students and colleagues at a recent training workshop on design and graphics held at the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association. Produced by Robb Montgomery.

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Sit down with Svetlana Maximchenko, the editor of Akzia, a youth newspaper published in Moscow that was recently named one of the World's Best Designed. Robb Montgomery interviews her in Las Vegas at a newspaper congress.

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Chicago TV Journalist and Chicago Sun-Times political columnist, Carol Marin, answers questions from Camp VJ Chicago students about interviewing techniques fro video reports. More videos at Camp Video Journalism

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Journalism faculty at Michigan State University talk about the three day video journalism workshop they had with instructor, Robb Montgomery. Featuring, Jane Briggs-Bunting, Karl Gude and Fred Fico. Cast: Robb Montgomery

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London: The Guardian blogs editor, Kevin Anderson, speaks about using the latest mobile multimedia techniques. during the 4,400 mile cross-country road trip he undertook in covering the 2008 U.S. election. Cast: Robb Montgomery

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Las Vegas: Indiana University student, Katie Myrick talks about winning an internship with the St. Petersburg Times and meeting colleagues at the SND Annual Workshop. Cast: Robb Montgomery

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A video vignette of the newspaper design training produced by IFRA India and conducted by Visual Editors CEO, Robb Montgomery. Cast: Robb Montgomery

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Chicago Sun-Times Page One Editor, James Smith, is interviewed for more than five minutes by Oprah Winfrey to talk about the series of historic front pages the paper has published as Barack Obama ascended to the presidency and the White House. Video by Robb Montgomery Cast: Robb Montgomery

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Las Vegas: Visual Editors interviews with two women who have just won World's Best Designed Newspaper honors from the SND competition. These two editors set a high standard for newspaper design quality and have been on a roll lately winning many top design prizes in Europe and elsewhere. Svetlana Maximchenko is the 27-year old Editor-in-chief of Moscow's Akzia. Akzia was named a World's Best Designed last year- it is the toast of Russia. Jördis Guzmán Bulla is the art director for Germany national Sunday edition, Welt am Sonntag and is also a multiple winner of top design prizes. Two years ago she won the gold medal for graphics, last Year her paper was voted Europes' Best Designed Newspaper and this year her team won The World's Best Designed Newspaper for work produced in 2008. Let's see if we can learn some of the secrets from Europe's top visual journalists. Cast: Robb Montgomery

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John White, who is a Pulitzer Prize winning photographer for the ?Chicago Sun-Times talks about video storytelling during a Camp Video Journalism workshop produced by Visual Editors. Cast: Robb Montgomery

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Documentary report from the Camp Video Journalism training week held at the Chicago Sun-Times May 5-9, 2008. See student films at Campvj.com Camp Video Journalism upgrades a reporter's skills to meet the demands of the networked journalism era. Camp VJ Chicago students included a Pultizer-Prize winning photographer, newspaper reporters, broadcast professionals and the director of a major U.S. Journalism school. The game has changed for media makers and journalists need focused and practical video training that can make a dramatic difference, right away. See the student films at campvj.com A film by Robb Montgomery NOTES: Camp VJ Chicago - Learn how to make documentary video journalism: With Angela Grant of Newsvideographer, David Dunkley Gyimah of Viewmagazine.tv and Robb Montgomery of Visual Editors Cast: Robb Montgomery

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How I got the Tiger Woods exclusive interview. Journalism professor Ken Carpenter shares interview techniques with Camp Video Journalism Orlando students. As a reporter he got an exclusive interview with Tiger Woods immediately after fellow pro golfer Casey Martin sued the PGA Tour for the right to use a cart to play golf at PGA tour events. Martin has a rare circulatory disability that makes it nearly impossible for him to walk 18 holes. Film by Robb Montgomery Cast: Robb Montgomery

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A critical look at U.S. media Web sites and their live election graphics at the moment when Sen. Barack Obama won the 2008 presidential election.

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Chicago Tribune reader opinions and reactions to the Monday September 29, 2008 newspaper redesign. Reported by Robb Montgomery.

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Video journalism from Egypt. A video vignette of one of the calmer scenes in the exotic chaos of Cairo - a soft wind Falcruise on the fabled Nile River. Filmed by Robb Montgomery who is teaching innovative journalism techniques to reporters and edito

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Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer, John H. White talks bout the lesson he learned at Camp VJ Chicago - a video journalism workshop.

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Robb Montgomery leads a team of student VJs who will produce video reports in Gothenburg at the World Editors Forum. This film catches up with Robb as he makes a short stop in Berlin with scenes from Paris, Berlin and Cairo to set the stage for the

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Documentary report from the Camp Video Journalism training week held at the Chicago Sun-Times May 5-9, 2008. Camp Video Journalism upgrades a reporter's skills to meet the demands of the networked journalism era. Camp VJ Chicago students included a

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The ability to tell really big stories with really small cameras is fascinating to share with colleagues. More photos and details at robbmontgomery.com

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Vendors talk about the business they do at the World Newspaper Congress in this short film.

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Editors throughout the conference discussed the advantages and disadvantages of the digital revolution of the newsrooms. The integrated newsroom was much talked about at the 15th World Editor's Forum. Being the "must-do" idea of 2007, some newspapers still haven't made the transition to combining print with digital media. Lisbeth Knudsen from Danish Berlingske Tidende gave her opinion as to why and how editors need to go interactive. More video reports from the World Editors Forum

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GÖTEBORG: 2007 ? 2008 print and online launches World Editors Forum - SEVENTH SESSION With : Gianni Valenti, Deputy Editor, Gazzetta dello Sport, Italy Raju Narisetti, Managing Editor, Mint, India Ignacio Escolar, Editor-in-Chief, Publico, Spain Pierre Haski, Founder and Editor in Chief, Rue89.com, France Dominic Young, Director of Editorial Services, Intellectual Property, News International Ltd, UK Chairman: Roy Greenslade, Media Columnist, The Guardian, UK More video reports from the World Editors Forum

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World Editors Forum - FIFTH SESSION The digital age has reached the newsroom, but are the journalists ready for it? Editors and directors talk about how to train journalists and keep them up to date for video, e-consulting and cultural change. More video reports from the World Editors Forum

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UPDATE: The longer form video interview and lecture with Russia's Garry Kasparov. During his speech Kasparov addressed subjects such as the lack of freedom of the press and the political climate for journalists in today's Russia. According to Garry Kasparov the current situation for the press has made the atmosphere in the newsrooms one of caution. The murders of Russian journalists, such as Anna Politkovskaja, have received great media coverage outside of Russia. But in the domestic media cases like these have gotten hardly any attention. More video reports from the World Editors Forum

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World Editors Forum - SIXTH SESSION How can weekend editions strengthen the newspapers? Editors Edward Greenspon from Canadian Globe & Mail and Erik Bjerager from Danish Kristeligt Dagblad answer this question and offer ideas for both big and small newspapers. They also discuss why it is so important to have a strong weekend edition. More video reports from the World Editors Forum

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World Editors Forum SESSION THREE Paul Cheesbrough, Chief Information Officer, Telegraph Media Group, UK Ilicco Elia, Product Manager - Mobile & Emerging Media, Reuters, UK Michael Cooper, Director of Advanced Reading Technologies, Microsoft, USA Oscar Westlund, Doctoral Student, University of Gothenburg, Sweden Chairman: Robert Andrews, Editor-in-Chief, paidContent.UK, United Kingdom

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FOURTH SESSION Hyper-local projects have been launched by Östersunds Posten and Helsingin Sanomat. Editors from these newspapers talk about how they made their ideas work and about the future of user-generated content. They both believe in having their users decide about their media content.

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At the 15th World Editor's Forum Garry Kasparov was the guest speaker of the second editor's lunch. He spoke on different subjects, such as the lack of freedom of speech in today's Russia, the political climate for journalists and foreign countries interfering in Russian politics. Although he got mostly applause for his outspoken opinions, his fellow countrymen presented some severe criticism. In the end, the russian president of the Press Guild, Eugene Abou, promised Kasparov an official press conference on their own premises, something he has been denied until now. Kasparov himself was very reluctant to believing there will actually be a press conference upon his return to Russia.

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Second Session from the World Editors Forum - VIDEO With : Javier Moreno, Editor-in-Chief, El Pais, Spain Jim Roberts, Editor of Digital News, The New York Times, USA Lisbeth Knudsen, CEO, Det Berlingske Officin, and Editor-in-Chief, Berlingske Tidende, Denmark Almar Latour, Managing Editor, wsj.com, Wall Street Journal, USA Svetlana Mironyuk, Editor-in-Chief, RIA Novosti, Russia Chairman: Bruno Patino, President, Le Monde Interactif, France

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According to Timothy Balding, CEO of WAN, newspapers in a global perspective are doing well, contrary to trends in specific regions like North America and parts of Europe. Print as a distribution form is losing ground to new digital media, especially in the Western World. Congress and Forum speakers and guests of the 15th World Editors Forum share what they think the future holds for printed newspapers.

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Nikesh Arora, President EMEA Operations & Vice President, Google Inc., UK, presented participants at the 15th World Editors Forum with food for thought as to the way in which the media consumption habits and the media landscape in general have radically transformed with Web 2.0. Arora opened the Forum's first session, entitled "Will Web 2.0 give birth to Journalism 2.0?" Other panelists: Kathleen Carroll, Senior Vice President and Executive Editor, The Associated Press, USA Pierre Bellanger, CEO and founder, Skyblogs and Skyrock, France Bosse Svensson, General Director, MKT Media, Sweden Chairman: George Brock, Editor, Saturday Times, UK Student journalist teams from JMG University of Gothenburg are reporting in blogs, interviews and a range of video stories from the annual meeting of the World Association of Newspapers and World Editors Forum. More of their reports are online at The Editors Weblog

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Chinese journalists suffering under sever press freedoms are honored in the Golden Pen ceremony at the opening ceremonies of the World Newspaper Congress and the World Editors Forum conference in Gothenburg, Sweden. Student journalist teams from JMG University of Gothenburg are reporting in blogs, interviews and a range of video stories from the annual meeting of the World Association of Newspapers and World Editors Forum. More of their reports are online at The Editors Weblog

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A video vox pop summary from the kick off to the World Editors Forum conference in Gothenburg, Sweden. Student journalist teams from JMG University of Gothenburg are reporting in blogs, interviews and a range of video stories from the annual meeting of the World Association of Newspapers. More of their reports are online at The Editors Weblog

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Sweden: At the first day of the World Editors Forum in Gothenburg, editors-in-chief of newspapers from all over the world were gathered for an intimate welcome breakfast. Peter Hjörne, editor-in-chief for the opinion and editorial pages of the local newspaper Göteborgs-Posten, held an affectionate welcome speach. The 15th World Editors Forum and congress has gathered 1,800 participants from 130 countries in Gothenburg. Blogs and more video reports from the congress can be found online at the Editors Weblog.

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Sweden: Student journalists report in video from the first day of the World Editors Forum featured three roundtable discussions, one about freedom of the press, new digital platforms and perhaps the biggest challenge for newspapers these days, how can newspapers attract young readers. The 15th World Editors Forum and congress has gathered 1,800 participants from 130 countries in Gothenburg. Blogs and more video reports from the congress can be found online at the Editors Weblog.

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Robb Montgomery is in Sweden leading a team of student VJs who will produce video reports in Gothenborg at the World Editors Forum. This film catches up with Robb as he makes a short stop in Berlin with scenes from Paris, Berlin and Cairo to set the stage for the World Newspaper Congress and World Editors Forum.

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Video journalism from Egypt. A video vignette of one of the calmer scenes in the exotic chaos of Cairo - a soft wind cruise on the fabled Nile River. Filmed by Robb Montgomery who is teaching innovative journalism techniques to reporters, editors and visual journalists in newsrooms and classrooms around the world. In his most recent visit to Cairo he delivered seminars and training at Ahram Canadian University, an eight-grade class in Sakkar, The Supreme Press Council, Cairo University and in visits to newspaper offices like Al Akbar. Visual Editors is building a new video journalism training and social network at www.campvj.com. Post your video and share critiques.

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Documentary report from the Camp Video Journalism training week held at the Chicago Sun-Times May 5-9, 2008. Camp Video Journalism upgrades a reporter's skills to meet the demands of the networked journalism era. Camp VJ Chicago students included a Pultizer-Prize winning photographer, newspaper reporters, broadcast professionals and the director of a major U.S. Journalism school. The game has changed media makers and journalists need focused and practical video training that can make a dramatic difference, right away. See the student films at http://www.campvj.com Produced by Robb Montgomery

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Camp VJ: Hands-on training for the next generation of video journalists. More info and student films online: www.campvj.com This promo film was produced by David Dunkley Gyimah from footage taken during the week-long Camp VJ Chicago workshop. David is a U.K. video journalist, the founder of www.viewmagazine.tv and a world-class visual journalist, lecturer and Web pioneer.

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Use VizEds to host your portfolio pages or video and get a widget to post your work anywhere on the Web. In this 3:46 video, Robb telestrates the powerful portfolio management features on the site.

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We learn how to podcast and edit audio in Garageband.

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Newspaper front pages from around the world record history on their front pages.

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German journalist and competitive yachtsman, Joerdis Guzman is filing daily multimedia reports for a Berlin newspaper from the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. She is using nothing more than a laptop, a point and shoot camera and a balky Iridium satellite phone. Guzman files daily multimedia reports from the scene of the world's largest transocean race for Die Welt.

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The Halloween interview with SND competition director Marshall Matlock about a new contest to design the cover the SND 29 annual. The committee is looking for a concept that promotes award-winning news design. They encourage a cutting-edge design as long as the content relates to newspaper design. Please submit full-size, high-resolution concepts (9.25" x 12.25" -- measurements allow for a bleed trim of .25" on the top, bottom and right side). All images must be 300 dpi at the size they will be used. Deadline for entries: Nov. 27, 2007. For additional specs or questions please contact: Marshall Matlock, SND competition committee director mmatlock (at) dreamscape (dot) com Phone: 315-263-8899

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Copyright 2007 - Robb Montgomery, Kidvibe.com, LLC This is a 'road song,' people.

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An original blues song by Robb Montgomery. This version is a two-track demo - the songwriting equivalent of a rough pencil sketch. The song started to form in Boston during a recent trip where the author spent nine days - mostl of them couped up in a dank hotel room with his guitar. Originally titled 'The Boston Blues,' this track has been renamed "So baby, do" - for the hook in the first verse. This is a first stab at lyrics - a vocal melody is still to come as a re bass, acoustic guitar and electric piano parts. So baby, do By Robb Montgomery, ©2007 Kidvibe.com, LLC (ASCAP) Please don't tell me that you love me Please don't tell me that you need me All that I want to do is kiss you So, please, baby do

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Nina Mehta interviews Travis Ricks, Steve Cavendish and Martha Wright in Boston. Asks each about the transition from print to online at MSU, Chicago Tribune and Washington Post.

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Indiana University journalism student, Nina Mehta podcasts from the opening gala at SND Boston. SHe asks three visual editors about the training and transition to digital thinking and editing.

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What happens when creative people get together - a screenplay gets written. Tiff Schwartz and Lauren Davidson rap about the sketch for a romantic comedy that they drafted yesterday en route to Boston.

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Bostoncast No. 1: Robb Montgomery chats with William Couch of the Orlando Sentinel and Pai of the San Jose Mercury News about the twitter plans for SND Boston.

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Robb Montgomery interviews Martha Stone, Director of the Shaping the Future of Newspaper project for Paris-based World Association of Newspapers.

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Cairo Egypt - April, 2007.

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Sometimes the journey is the reward. One of the media development partners in Cairo is large publishing house in Egypt - Aakhbar_EL-yom. This short film illustrates the passage from street level to shoulder-to-shoulder meeting with the chairman of the board, Mr. Mohamed Ahdy Fadly. Copyright 2007 - Robb Montgomery www.robbmontgomery.com

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David Dunkley Gyimah, Robb Montgomery and Tarek Atia drive across the Nile to the suburbs of Cairo on the eve of Ramadan. The three journalists discuss the challenegs for modern visual storytelling, experiences in meeting and training colleagues in Cairo and the MDP project's first world conference.

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Interview with Desmond Tutu - recorded at the World Editors Forum in Cape Town, South Africa. Disusses racism in Second Life with Adam Pasick, the Reuters bureau chief who reports from inside the popular virtual world. Also, Robb Montgomery plays some classic Boston guitar riffs in honor of the SND Boston Workshop and the annual Visual Editors Fundraiser lunch held on the Saturday during the conference.

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The intro clip that Stellenbosh University students will use to produce the videos from the World Editors Forum in Cape Town. The file is in AVI file format

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By Robb Montgomery Listen to this 37-minute audio interview with New York Times Editor Bill Keller.

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The live on-site demonstration video blog report that Robb Montgomery of Visual Editors showed at his session, "Web video is not television," for the Canadian Newspaper Association annual meeting in Winnipeg.

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