Tiburon Film Festival

Iraqi Kurdistan Flipbook will be shown during the Tiburon Film Festival 2008.

The festival runs March 13-21, 2008 in Tiburon, CA.

For more info or to purchase tickets:

TIBURON

Ed & Julie Lecture to ASPP in NYC

On Wednesday, January 30, 2008, the American Society of Picture Professionals (ASPP) New York Chapter will present

ED KASHI AND JULIE WINOKUR - BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN STILL AND MOVING IMAGES

Over the years, Ed Kashi and Julie Winokur have worked together on books, exhibitions and photography assignments which have taken them around the world. Their work together has also moved beyond the still image -- into video and other new interactive media. Their discussions will center around new media and the opportunities it creates for telling stories visually, as well as the implications of our brave new media landscape for the photo industry.

Laura Parsons Pratt Conference Center
281 Park Ave South at 22nd Street (steps from the 23rd Street East Side subway station)
New York City

Wednesday, January 30, 2008
6:00 pm -8:30 pm

Upcoming Ed Kashi Workshops

Please take note of these upcoming events with Ed Kashi:

ASMP NorCal: Lecture by Ed Kashi
February 28, 2008
BlueSky Studios, San Francisco, CA
For more info

Documentary Photography and Storytelling in the Digital Age
March 1st & 2nd, 2008
Rayko Photo Center, Third Street, San Francisco

Space is limited, so you'll want to sign up soon at the Fotovision website:
FOTOVISION

ICP Three Weekend Workshop on Multimedia by Ed Kashi and Julie Winokur
March 15-16
May 3-4
June 14-15
ICP, NYC
ICP

Multimedium Storytelling: From Stills to Multimedia in the Digital Age
Over the past decade Ed Kashi and Julie Winokur have collaborated on numerous projects that move beyond still images to result in award winning cross-platform media. This seminar would share their inspiring stories and extensive experience in developing photo driven projects across different media. This special, three weekend seminar is designed to move the students' projects from inception to completion, learning audio and video gathering techniques in the field and Final Cut Pro for post-production.

Herbie's Passing

It is with a full but sad heart that I must report the death of Herb Winokur. He died with his daughter and my wife, Julie Winokur, by his side. It was peaceful and perfect in the strange way that death can be. He had lived with us for nearly two years and in that time we have been enriched far beyond anything we could concieve. Besides the stories he allowed us to tell, which continues to touch people in many places, he also gave us personal gifts that will resonate past our lifetimes and into our children's. He suffered from dementia and the fatigue of a long life. He was almost 85. We will miss him and already sense the deep hole in our lives that his passing has left. He was a gentle, sweet soul who left behind only friends. To observe this was inspiring and a life lesson of what happens when you create a trail of goodness in the wake of your life.

Here is an image of him two years ago, just after we had moved him into our home.