visual-journalism

Vocabulary Word

Definition

Visual-journalism uses images, videos, infographics, and other visual elements to tell news stories. So, instead of just reading about an event, you're seeing it and understanding it better.

Examples in Different Contexts

In photojournalism, 'visual journalism' is the practice of telling news stories primarily through photographs. A photojournalist might say, 'Visual journalism allows us to capture moments that words alone cannot fully express, providing a powerful insight into our world.'

Practice Scenarios

Design

Scenario:

Our team believes that design plays a critical role in how news is perceived. How do we leverage this to maximize reader engagement?

Response:

I believe effective visual journalism involves visually appealing design that doesn't overpower the core information.

Academics

Scenario:

Technological advancements have revolutionized how we consume news. This new trend requires adaptation in news production as well.

Response:

I agree, and in response, many institutions are now teaching visual journalism to equip journalists with the skills needed in digital narrative curations.