“Bob Sacha taught me to think about storytelling in a completely different, and much more effective, way than ]]>

“Bob Sacha taught me to think about storytelling in a completely different, and much more effective, way than I ever had before.” … Chris Linder, photographer, scientist and multimedia producer

“Bob Sacha changed the way I work. His workshop helped me learn how to tap into the emotion of storytelling and the importance of good audio.”… Lauren Hermele, photographer, Fulbright Grantee and translator

Here are the workshops I’m teaching this summer. Click the name of the workshop for more info. Hope to see you this summer.

Multimedia Storytelling August 6-Aug 12, 2012

Nord Photography Workshops, Oslo, Norway
This week long workshop is split into two levels. The first level will focus on a basic multimedia introduction for photographers who want to add audio to their images. The second level will explore motion and the more advanced concepts of storytelling.

Visual Storytelling with Audio July 1-6, 2012

Santa Fe Photo Workshops, Santa Fe, NM.
Storytelling moves to the web in this workshop that combines images and audio to tell more three-dimensional tales.
(here’s a blog post from a previous workshop)

Multimedia Storytelling: Images and Sound Dance July 29-August 04, 2012

Tuscany Photo Workshops, Tuscany, Italy
A comprehensive multimedia workshop.

Storytelling with Bob Sacha March 23-March 25, 2012

HAPhotographer Mexico City, Mexico
Photographers of all levels are welcome at this 3 day workshop held in Mexico City. Day 1 consists of a presentation and travel narrative by Bob Sacha followed by a seminar led by Adobe, while the remaining days are spent photographing the beautiful basaltic prisms and the Ex Hacienda de Santa Maria.

Advanced Multimedia Techniques July 15-July 21, 2012

Maine Media Workshops Rockport, ME

In this master class, students learn to use all the tools of multimedia more fully. Video b-roll is discussed, more advanced interview techniques, rack focusing, time-lapse and sequence photography is explored along with workflow and story structure. This medium to advanced level class is the next step, a practical guide to using these techniques in the field. Here are three great projects from the 2010 class.

Three student pieces from the Maine Media Workshop’s Advanced Class

The Teddy Bear & the Rock ©2010 by Tucker Walsh from teaching multimedia on Vimeo.

Do opposites attract?

Shot, recorded and produced by Tucker Walsh in a week in August 2010 as part of Bob Sacha’s Multimedia Master Class at the Maine Media Workshops.

Acceptance ©2010 by Hannele Lahti from teaching multimedia on Vimeo.

A birthday brings Teisha Jones face to face with an important date in her family’s past.

Camera, Sound and Editing by Hannele Lahti in a week inAugust 2010 as part of Bob Sacha’s Multimedia Master Class at the Maine Media Workshops.

Fed Up ©2010 Tariq Zehawi from teaching multimedia on Vimeo.

Tariq Zehawi has going to the grocery store to pick up some toothpaste when he found his character. And what a wonderful chance encounter it turned out to be. Camera, Sound and Editing by Tariq Zehawi in one week at Bob Sacha’s Multimedia Masterclass at the Maine Media Workshops

]]> http://bobsacha.com/2011/02/23/2011-workshops/feed/ 0 http://bobsacha.com/2007/09/04/my-photo-workshop-in-tuscany/ http://bobsacha.com/2007/09/04/my-photo-workshop-in-tuscany/#comments Tue, 04 Sep 2007 23:11:28 +0000 bob sacha http://bobsacha.com/2007/09/04/my-photo-workshop-in-tuscany/ I’ve had a great summer travelling and teaching. I wanted to share a bit of what the workshop experience is ]]> I’ve had a great summer travelling and teaching. I wanted to share a bit of what the workshop experience is like for me. This workshop, The Spirit of People, was held at the Tuscany Photo Workshops in August 2007.

One fun thing about my trip to Italy was the contrast. In Sant Anna in Camprena where I was staying, ]]>

One fun thing about my trip to Italy was the contrast. In Sant Anna in Camprena where I was staying, there was no internet access and cell phones only worked in a far off corner of the property. So Gianluca and Sophie and I went to nearby Pienza where an entrepreneur has set up a satellite internet point. The cool part is that after you buy your online time, you can go outside and sit on the medieval walls of a building with your laptop and use the “weefee”. After the three of us finished catching up with the virtual world, we engaged in that old fashion form of communication: a conversation.