A little while back on old friend from the BBC got in touch to ask if I would spend some time talking with Sally Flatman, the producer of BBC Radio 4's Christmas appeal.......
Good to see David's photofilm about the abandoned village of Imber finding a home on the BBC Website. A big THANK YOU to the BBC's Photo Editor, Phil Coomes for publishing the......
That's what the British barber used to say after finishing a cut. For those not in the know, it translates as "Are you planning on getting laid this weekend and would would you like some......
In many ways sound is the ultimate visual medium. When we listen to something, or someone, we create images in our mind. One of the clichés of photography, particularly humanitarian photography, is that it......
Last month duckrabbit had over 44000 visits. To top it off I got this email this morning from Kelvin Brown, one of the photographers who recently attended a duckrabbit photofilm workshop. 'My......
Contrary to IAMNOTASUPERSTAR's last post, not every NGO wants photographers to paint the world their way. Over the last year duckrabbit has been training some of the communications teams from MSF to produce photofilms. Not......
One of the great things about teaching on the Masters in Photojournalism at the London College of Communication is that I come into contact with some very talented and switched on people. Many of......
The lost village of Imber is open this weekend. Get yourself down there...it has an atmosphere all it's own.. It has been shut since January so that the soldiers can pretend they're in Afghanistan. Here are......
This is a powerful photofilm by Eric Johnson. Some strong photographs and perfectly recorded audio, proving once more that a simple approach is often best. 'The 30th Street Men´s Shelter, otherwise known as Bellevue,......
'Obsession, commitment, love', that's how Anna Carter describes her relationship with Carter's Steam Fair, the largest original touring vintage fairground anywhere in the world. And that's exactly what's on show at a new duckrabbit......
It's one of people's worst fears. To either lose your mind or watch the mind of someone you love slowly disappear. Phillip Toledano explored this photographically in his thought provoking website and book ...
One of the great things of being an occasional teacher on LCC's photojournalism masters is the talented students you get to meet. Much of the work is very inspiring. This ninety second (that's......
A couple of days ago David put up a post about 'Something Beautiful', a very personal photofilm by Ore Huiying. At the time I didn't realize that Ore is one of the students......
A few days ago I had the pleasure of watching back in class the work of some of my students on the Masters in Photojournalism at the London College of Communication. Both myself and......
"What happened to us should not happen to anyone." Photographer Susan Meiselas and reporter Dumeetha Luthra traveled to India for Human Rights Watch to retrace the steps of one woman who died after......
One of the hardest things about working for yourself as a journalist or producer is keeping in the habit of finding, researching and producing stories. At first, you're not as exposed to them as much......
I was once spent a night in Blackpool when I was making a programme for the BBC about the fate of race horses when they can no longer win races. The programme was almost......
Who managed to get one of his stories featured on the front cover of the BBC website. ...
The BBC have featured some pretty surprising audio slideshows about life in Gaza and the West Bank, not least one duckrabbit features before about Palestinian Bagpipers. Here's an audio slideshow that will......
When Duckrabbit gave a mention to Carousel SlideSlam, Foto8's new evening for photographers and multimedia producers, the warning was it: "could either be utterly sublime or......