Boone Life: Creature Comforts

This was my final project for my staff photography class that I put together for the Missourian. You can read the accompanying article I wrote here. I wish I could've spent more time on this, but given the amount of access I had (about three hours), I think it's pretty good.

Many thanks to the MU Children's Hospital and the families that let me shoot with them for their kindness.

Bookmobile Jr.

 As a part of my summer reporting class at the Missourian, all students need to make a multimedia project. Photojournalism majors were exempt because we've done this in pretty much every class, but since there was an odd number of students, I volunteered to help out. 

 I did a story about library lockers a couple weeks ago and was interested in outreach program's new bookmobile. I knew the paper was already doing a graphic, but I thought it would be a good idea to show the human aspect. Jiyoung Won, my partner, had no idea what a bookmobile was, but I am glad she went along with my idea. I took video, stills, and edited in Final Cut, and Jiyoung took stills and audio. You can watch the video below and see the full package here.

Bookmobile Jr. from Taylor Glascock on Vimeo.

Welp, this is old.

 I made this as a part of my EPJ project in the spring.

The Making of "A Horrible Way to Die" from Taylor Glascock on Vimeo.

To see the rest of the project, check out my Bengal space. If I remember correctly, I like the linked compression better, and I may have fixed the audio since my vimeo posting. I'll eventually be moving it to my personal website.