"Hmm... nothing new really. I'm working on a show now were it has particular style with "bar code scan" lines and such which are all added in via After Effects and our post house.
In the same vain, I'm looking to see if…"
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Ed Jahn
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Dynamic Archival Photo Effects/ Techniques
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In the edit bay and working with high volumes of archival still photos. Just curious if workshoppers have favorite tools/techniques/ AfterEffects they've used to get a more dynamic look to still…Continue
AP jobs/ History Detectives (OPB-TV)
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OPB Seeks Associate Producers for History Detectives OPB seeks two Associate Producers (AP) to join our tenth season of History Detectives. The APs assist in the story development, production and…Continue
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Ed Jahn posted a discussionDynamic Archival Photo Effects/ Techniques
In the edit bay and working with high volumes of archival still photos. Just curious if workshoppers have favorite tools/techniques/ AfterEffects they've used to get a more dynamic look to still photos for documentary. We're using some cutout/layering and stereograph effects, but we're seeking other ideas.Thanks,Ed JahnOregon Public BroadcastingSee More
Ed Jahn posted a status"Wow. Just realized it's been almost 10 years since my Producer's Workshop. I still draw on it for motivation! Now for PBS Time Team America."
Ed Jahn posted a discussionAP jobs/ History Detectives (OPB-TV)
OPB Seeks Associate Producers for History Detectives OPB seeks two Associate Producers (AP) to join our tenth season of History Detectives. The APs assist in the story development, production and post-production. These temporary positions begin in mid-December. For more information and instructions on how to apply http://www.opb.org/insideopb/careers/jobs/. OPB is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Contact: Michele Golay | Human Resources…See More
Profile Information
- Workshop Year
- 2003
- Company or station:
- Oregon Public Broadcasting / OPB-TV
- Your url(s) including your website, facebook, linkedin or other profiles:
- http://www.opb.org/programs/invasives/
www.opb.org/programs/ofg
http://twitter.com/OFGProducerEd
http://www.linkedin.com/in/edjahn
- Genre(s) you work in:
- science, local interest
- Professional credits:
- producer, writer, editor
- Best way to contact me:
- Email: edjahn1@gmail.com
or Cell: 503-545-9377
Some Background and Professional Seals of Approval (aka Awards & such)
Recent Awards:
2009 Columbia-duPont Award for Journalism ( for "The Silent Invasion")
2009 NETA Award/ Program Production (for "The Silent Invasion")
11 EMMY Awards (1996-2010) NW Region & Heartland/Rockies Region for "Oregon Field Guide" and "Spirit of Colorado".
2 Society of Environmental Journalists Award for In-Depth TV Reporting
Fellow with the Institutes of Journalism and Natural Resources (IJNR), Klamath Country Institute(2002) and Puget Sound Institute (2009)
About Ed Jahn:
I like to get dirty. Muddy even. Sweat is good, too. I don't mind going places where a shower is a luxury that comes every 4 days or so. That's my line of work....exploring the outdoors, getting out there in the wilderness, covering issues of the environment and the outdoors by actually being there, camera crew in tow. I'm not a fan of fly-in "helicopter" coverage of environmental issues, so my crew and I spend a lot of time hiking, rafting, kayaking, skiing, snowboarding, horsebacking, climbing, ATVing and, in general, getting in the mix in order to do quality reporting of environmental, outdoor and agricultural issues. I've done simple, fun short-form stories about mountain unicyclists and loggers and wind power conflicts, as well as long-format documentaries investigating the threat of invasive species, the return of sea otters, the urban/rural divide and others. I've even done a bit of radio reporting for local NPR affiliate (OPB Radio)
My beat is Oregon, Washington and the northwest, and I spent 6 years covering Colorado as well.
I'm happy to help fellow PBS/ NPR reporters who may be covering issues of interest in our region and who may want tips, advice or kayak lessons. Tweet me if you like to keep it short & sweet : http://twitter.com/OFGProducerEd
Oh...and I also teach. I offer a winter course at Portland State University called "Selling Your Science: Science, the Media and the Public". It's a course designed to give future scientists (about 1/2 grad, 1/2 undergrad) some insight into the differences among various media, why we do things the way we do when we cover science stories, and how scientists might better convey their message when a reporter comes calling. Do you cover science or the environment?? Ever visit Oregon? I'm always looking for smart guest speakers. Get in touch! ejahn@opb.org
2009 Columbia-duPont Award for Journalism ( for "The Silent Invasion")
2009 NETA Award/ Program Production (for "The Silent Invasion")
11 EMMY Awards (1996-2010) NW Region & Heartland/Rockies Region for "Oregon Field Guide" and "Spirit of Colorado".
2 Society of Environmental Journalists Award for In-Depth TV Reporting
Fellow with the Institutes of Journalism and Natural Resources (IJNR), Klamath Country Institute(2002) and Puget Sound Institute (2009)
About Ed Jahn:
I like to get dirty. Muddy even. Sweat is good, too. I don't mind going places where a shower is a luxury that comes every 4 days or so. That's my line of work....exploring the outdoors, getting out there in the wilderness, covering issues of the environment and the outdoors by actually being there, camera crew in tow. I'm not a fan of fly-in "helicopter" coverage of environmental issues, so my crew and I spend a lot of time hiking, rafting, kayaking, skiing, snowboarding, horsebacking, climbing, ATVing and, in general, getting in the mix in order to do quality reporting of environmental, outdoor and agricultural issues. I've done simple, fun short-form stories about mountain unicyclists and loggers and wind power conflicts, as well as long-format documentaries investigating the threat of invasive species, the return of sea otters, the urban/rural divide and others. I've even done a bit of radio reporting for local NPR affiliate (OPB Radio)
My beat is Oregon, Washington and the northwest, and I spent 6 years covering Colorado as well.
I'm happy to help fellow PBS/ NPR reporters who may be covering issues of interest in our region and who may want tips, advice or kayak lessons. Tweet me if you like to keep it short & sweet : http://twitter.com/OFGProducerEd
Oh...and I also teach. I offer a winter course at Portland State University called "Selling Your Science: Science, the Media and the Public". It's a course designed to give future scientists (about 1/2 grad, 1/2 undergrad) some insight into the differences among various media, why we do things the way we do when we cover science stories, and how scientists might better convey their message when a reporter comes calling. Do you cover science or the environment?? Ever visit Oregon? I'm always looking for smart guest speakers. Get in touch! ejahn@opb.org
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