Recent Work: Redistricting Explained

The GOP is changing the way the redistricting game is being played. Instead of using it to create additional Republican-controlled districts, they're concentrating on keeping the ones they already have.

 

Recent Work: Traders Navigate a Murky New World

Another day, another animation.

A dark pool is an electronic platform where investors trade shares privately, away from more transparent stock exchanges. What do they have to hide? Watch this animation to find out:




What's interesting about this story is that it's a very typical example of how complicated the financial rulebook has become for traders. And animation is a great way to show complicated matters.

Zach Wise has done a great job with it for the New York Times "Flipped" video project.

And then there was, of course, this great piece that was one of the first economic animations I've seen:

Recent WSJ Work: Uhm, yeah, bunnies and chihuahua cakes

Recent WSJ work: A Date with A Hairy Crab

We took out two Italian chefs for hairy crab. They were not impressed.

Recent WSJ Work: The G-20 Communique

This was probably the closest I will ever get to President Barack Obama.

Video:

Recent WSJ Work: Light and Darkness and the 5D

Sometimes it's really nice to be able to concentrate on the pretty things in life.

Two video admittedly short 'postcards' of things going on in Seoul:

The Lantern Festival








The G-20 Venue

Rural India Project

A multimedia project we spent a lot of time on:

Wine collecting in Hong Kong

Midtown Games

Shooting a 90-second-long event...makes you scramble for broll!

Did it for the Speakeasy blog:

A Path to Carnegie Hall, via YouTube

Careers video

More shooting I did...

Bringing broadband to Vermont