Storytellers

PODCAST: Natalie Keyssar – Documentary photographer

Natalie is a documentary photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. She is interested in inequality, youth culture, and the personal effects of political turmoil and violence, primarily in the US and Latin America.

PODCAST: Gemma Atkinson – Documentary Filmmaker

This week I’m speaking to documentary filmmaker Gemma Atkinson, who is based between London and Barcelona, and co-founded the production company Fat Rat Films 15 years ago where she is the current creative director. Gemma has a vast amount of experience within the industry, and has produced countless films and other content for NGOs and international institutions across the globe, as well as her own personal projects.

PODCAST: Michael Snyder – Documentary photographer and filmmaker

Mike Snyder is a documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Charlottesville in the US. In his work, Mike explores the dynamic relationship between environmental and cultural change. An environmental and climate scientist by training, Mike uses his combined knowledge of visual storytelling and conservation to create narratives that drive social impact.

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10 Photographers on the mistake that haunts them the most

I asked some of the photographers who have been interviewed in the Documentary Photography Review podcasts to share their thoughts and experiences in response to a series of 12 questions. This week – the third week in this series of articles – I ask: During your photographic career, what’s the one mistake that haunts you the most?

10 Photographers on what inspires them to document stories

I asked some of the photographers who have been interviewed in the Documentary Photography Review podcasts to share their thoughts and experiences in response to a series of 12 questions. This week – the third week in this series of articles – I ask: Who or what has inspired you most to document stories?

10 Photographers on the mistakes they’re happy they made

I asked some of the photographers who have been interviewed in the Documentary Photography Review podcasts to share what mistakes have they’ve made or failures have they’ve experienced that they’re happy to have made/experienced?