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Jesse
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Приєднався 20 чер 2017
TV News Photographer working for Spectrum News 13 in Orlando, FL. Promotes visual storytelling with heart, and quite a movie fan. People need to have their stories told, and they want to be understood. It is our privilege and duty to serve them in the telling of their tales. Shooting and editing my footage over several years has allowed me to get close to the heart of visual human storytelling, and to share it with the world.
Former KOB 4 photographer wounded in Orlando shooting
Police in Orlando are trying to make sense of another mass shooting.
Authorities have arrested 19-year-old Keith Moses. Investigators said he shot and killed a 20-year-old woman, then came back to the scene hours later and gunned down more people, including a news crew, a nine-year-old girl, and her mother.
When the suspect returned to the scene, he opened fire at the news crew, killing 24-year-old journalist Dylan Lyons and critically injuring photographer Jesse Walden - a former KOB 4 photographer.
Deputies said the suspect then went into a nearby home, killing 9-year-old T’yonna Major and shooting her mother, who survived.
“As far as we know, he had no connection to the reporters and no connection to the mother and 9-year-old,” Orange County Sheriff John Mina said.
Walden, the photographer shot at the scene, worked at KOB 4 before moving to a TV station in Salt Lake City, and then Orlando. He survived and is recovering in the hospital.
Authorities have arrested 19-year-old Keith Moses. Investigators said he shot and killed a 20-year-old woman, then came back to the scene hours later and gunned down more people, including a news crew, a nine-year-old girl, and her mother.
When the suspect returned to the scene, he opened fire at the news crew, killing 24-year-old journalist Dylan Lyons and critically injuring photographer Jesse Walden - a former KOB 4 photographer.
Deputies said the suspect then went into a nearby home, killing 9-year-old T’yonna Major and shooting her mother, who survived.
“As far as we know, he had no connection to the reporters and no connection to the mother and 9-year-old,” Orange County Sheriff John Mina said.
Walden, the photographer shot at the scene, worked at KOB 4 before moving to a TV station in Salt Lake City, and then Orlando. He survived and is recovering in the hospital.
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I work exclusively in no frills b roll for documentation :3
cool
Very good info
Oh my god! So glad to see you're okay, and my condolences to Mr. Lyons family.
I remember seeing this when it happened and couldn’t believe it was you! Hope you’re doing well now
On my main channels I still shoot just about everything I do on these eng cameras (Ikegami). My viewers are fine with it, I’ve used them for so long I don’t want to change form factor, and I still have yet to see the point of buying a cine cam or dslr, and then spending a ton of money just to turn it back into a camcorder when I have a van full of actual camcorders.
Hello Jesse! I really enjoyed watching your video! It really helped me a lot. My major is Communications and Journalism for my Bachelor of Arts degree. I am looking forward for internship about journalism soon. I am 26. Again, you are very successful of what you do. No matter what you do. I am very proud of you! That is great you were a great film student. Back in my local community college as my Associate of Arts degree, I took a couple acting and journalism courses. I always did well on those courses. Also, I took photography course as well! I am interested in working at entertainment industry. That is part of who I am. You have great skills in journalism, film, and photography. That is great! You have great content in the video. I am looking forward to work as a journalist and actor on tv. I am going to school for becoming an actor and journalist. I have become an author this past November, and I do not have to go to school for that. I did it on my own as building the content of the book. My book title is called “My Life Journey with Autism as a Military Child”. It is available in Amazon. I am also looking forward to have interviews as an author! I am working on my second book for right now. My book title is called “As a Military Child with Autism while Adjusted to New Places”. It might have the same content as the first book, but different chapters and introduction in my second book. I just completed with my Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Arts on May 2023. It took me 6 years to complete with my Associate of Arts degree as a part time student from community college. I have been attended to community college for 7 years because I was a part time student from a community college, including from a university. After I completed with my Associate of Arts degree, I just started working on my Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications and Journalism. Hope you enjoy reading a little introduction of myself. Good luck with everything you do, Jesse! I love the materials you do. You did a great job as a photographer. That is great! God bless you and your family.
Ah you fell for the old floor crew cuck trick
It’s simple, you just need to sell you soul to Satan and join the Freemasons. Then perfect your murderous lying skills and your in on main stream media news reporting.
Jesse, your videos are fantastic; why did you stop posting?
Great! I’m started to work on TV about 8 months ago and I’ve been learning and refreshing so many things in my head watching your content, keep doing it, I’m curious to know about the News culture around the world.
I’ve been taking pictures since I was thirteen. My first camera was an old 110mm camera. I now take photos and video with an iPhone 13 Pro.
What were you studying in film. Should I go into film and media production or film and TV? Were you doing film and TV
I'm in college right now and found i have an interest in working at a tv station too after getting involved my senior year of high school in our newscasts. My teacher was a Chief Photographer at my local station for 13 years and worked as an editor, photographer for 6 years before getting his promotions. He's really helped me improve my storytelling and editing skills and he says I've got a very strong foundation so far. I too am wanting to get into the film industry and make movies but I realized that news is still storytelling at the end of the day and it would allow me to pursue my passion for storytelling. Your video was very inspiring and I too have saved everything I've shot since high school, still a freshman in college but look forward to hopefully getting a job at a TV station after college too. I've done some job shadows but they've been at some pretty decently ranked stations so I'd like to look into some smaller stations as a start.
A good explanation. Thank you
wow, no training, journalistic principles or knowledge of how news works... Awesome!
Thank you for your constructive criticism Brian Pshyk. I’m sorry you didn’t seem to consider my firsthand knowledge of working in over 4 different news stations as a photojournalist as “knowledge” about how news works. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I enjoyed your video
Man, I feel so discouraged I’ve been applying for a couple news stations local to me and it just seems like I can’t get anywhere. I don’t have a college diploma or formal training but I do a lot of hands-on training and I have a lot of software expertise for close to five years now all I need is an opportunity and it just seems like they want someone out of college
Jesse, check your spelling in the title. "Rule of Thrids"
Haha thank you!
I like your explanations on a very important technique for photo journalists. Thanks for posting. So many of us had to learn without any help. You have helped shorten the learning curve for others.@@JesseWalden
@@hollisgrizzardjr9447 thank you very much! I hope these videos can help others get into photojournalism easier.
is there a specific height requirement ??
this was such a comforting watch
Nice pictures 👍🏻 Do you mind sharing what model you were shooting with. I’m currently looking at buying one. Kind of weighing up the PX380 and the PX800.
What lens is usually on a eng camera? What are the variety?
I thought all news companies had vans
Such a great videos Jesse.
Good job bro
1:00 - It seems because of the lady on the right they hung all these signs. 🤔 But she still didn't understand anything and pokes her finger at the screens... 🤣
Great! HOw much do local TV station cameramen make? Here in Wisconsin, in 2023, $18/hour, which I find super low considering they, we, also have to edit
It’s a passion job, so companies know they can pay insulting wages because people will line up to do these jobs to “get their foot in the door”. The trick is to work a full time job in something with higher pay (IT, software, sales, etc.), build up your equipment inventory, and start producing your own content and freelancing.
HOLY SHIT!!!! I just saw you on the news, I'm sorry for your loss and I hope you make a steadfast recovery brother!!!!
Hope you're okay man, get better❤
I hope you pull through man! Your video got me excited to be in this field
Jesse, may I ask you about MMJ work? I have newsroom experience. On-air and producing. Also, sports and weather. How do I get into MMJ today? What is the entry level pay? How about high-end earners? How are they getting to that point? What about international? Working outside of USA. Is that good and payed well? Is there freelance or are MMJ usually working for one station?
3:01 poor guy got called a photographer
for the ones that dont know, these look like, but are very different from broadcast cameras
3:43 🤣🤣🤣
I have to say that my degree is in Broadcast Journalism but I focused on radio and newspaper! Just wondering how I can go about learning how to shoot edit and also produce since I'm pretty sure that it is different from being a producer in radio.
Hello Jessie, My name Is Javon Holland, I graduated from Detroit Mercy and my degree is in digital media and minor in journalism back in 2018. I finish your video and it got me inspired. I tried many times to get my foot in the door and I'm never giving up anytime soon. It will be great if you can critique my demo reel. Thank you. Link :ua-cam.com/video/Bwfj9RK-GNo/v-deo.html
This what try do
This what try do
Great video
Im good video editor i want to get a job online , can you help me ?
That's nice. Will like to be a friend though. Daniel from Ghana Thanks.
Thanks Daniel! Of course!
I wouldn't be friends with him trust me
Hey Jesse. Just came across your channel. It’s truly a gem bro. Hoping you make more videos. I just got a new job as a videographer at a news station. I’m trying to improve my workflow and speed. Could you maybe make another video with tips to speed up and improve video journalism skills and workflow? Thanks brother. Great content. Hoping to see more in the near future.
Thank you (from Nairobi, Kenya)
ok question what are ur hr.s of working. Im looking into this right now for a job. I love being behind the cam and would love to make this into a job.
There’s a few different shifts you could have, we have people who work what’s called in the morning and they usually start around 4 AM and get off around noon or 1 PM, then we have day side which their shifts begin around 9:30 AM and get off around 630 or 7 PM, and then we have night side and their shifts begin around 1:30 PM and get off around 10 PM.
@@JesseWalden oh wow thank u so so much. That just made this sound better than whats in my head. Thank u so much
I got about 20 years of experience, Mass Comm bachelors degree, new media production masters degree, but never worked at a news station
Is that something you’d like to do?
@@JesseWalden sure, just got a call yesterday to shadow at a news station
@@512ent that’s great! Congratulations!
@@JesseWalden Thanks, this video actually inspired me to apply. I used to always apply for these positions but never got an interview. So I gave up applying.
@@512ent that’s great! Now is a great time to apply, lots of stations need help right now.
Thanks for posting! I'm just a small UA-camr but love my pro camcorder (an unpopular choice these days in the age of mirorless but personally I love it!) . I started out in online journalism so always wondered about all the ENG gear. Thanks for satisfying some curiosity!
What's the lowest quality footage accepted for broadcast? e.g. could you shoot with a Sony A series mirrorless or do you need a big shoulder cam?
As long as the footage is at least 720, and not horribly grainy or pixelated, most news stations would accept it.
Been a news photographer for 5 years right out of college. Had a somewhat similar experience where I interned at Time Warner Cable (Spectrum News) and I really wanted to work in film or TV production but those were hard to fill but they had me shadow photographers and for a long time I swore off I wouldn't do it because I don't know if I would enjoy it or understand it. But after 7 months of no job offers I decided to put myself out as a news photographer and got my first job in Johnstown PA at WJAC and since then I've been in the career and am currently in my 3rd station in my hometown again. It has its highs and definite lows. I love the work I do but sometimes the stress and with a lot of recent current events that I'd say we're traumatic it became tough for me to be optimistic. But I'm watching this and I see a lot of myself in this and I hope it keeps me motivated to want to do better and stick with it. I wish you the best in your future and us news photogs gotta stick together and support each other.
i really enjoy this video , thank you so much for sharing your story.
I’m glad you liked it, thank you!