Guest: Justin Mott
Topics:
- The Tiger King limited series by Netflix has taken the world by storm and captured the zeitgeist like few popular culture products have in recent memory. We’re all now talking about Joe Exotic and Carol Baskin and the fate of her husband. Not only is it rare in this disconnected and disjointed entertainment universe for one piece of content to have such widespread appeal, but it’s especially rare for it to be a documentary.
- Since the Tiger King is a documentary series and therefore visual journalism, let’s take a deep critical look at the way the director has chosen to capture and tell their story and why it is so effective to so many.
- Which Tiger King character are you most interested in? https://www.killthecablebill.com/blog/tiger-king-survey?off
How the Tiger King Affects Wildlife Photojournalism
- Justin Mott wrote an interesting article about Tiger King and it’s affect on wildlife photojournalism. Let’s discuss the article with the man himself.
- The concept of porch photography, photographing a family on their porch, a safe distance away, has garnered unwanted attention from the Professional Photographers of Canada organization. They claim these sessions could spread the virus, despite photographers taking measures to be careful.
- Do we think the PPOC are right or wrong? Are they being over protective and over cautious, or are they taking prudent steps to prevent further infection.
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