Multimedia Storytelling Master's Program Student Work

Our Multimedia Storytelling Master's (formerly Multimedia Journalism Master's) program students land critical interviews and use the latest multimedia technology to tell gripping stories as they gain hands-on journalism experience.

Jahlysa Azaret being interviewed in Ghana
Running across Accra in pursuit of self-discovery
Jahlysa Azaret had so many questions about her lineage in Ghana. So, for her life-changing Multimedia Journalism Master’s capstone project, she traveled to Accra to document and explore her heritage.
Mary Ann Funk
Exploring the life of the blind through multimedia storytelling
A Multimedia Journalism Master’s student created an immersive sound narrative to share the perspectives of a blind woman.
Cecilia Brown
Student film makes waves in Portland
A Multimedia Journalism Master’s student’s documentary film confronting institutional racism in Portland government debuted at the Vanport Mosaic Film Festival.
Sun breaking through the trees, illuminating fresh snowfall.
Featured student work: Multimedia journalism master’s alum launches adventure podcast
For his capstone project, a Multimedia Journalism Master’s launched an adventure-story podcast about stepping into the unknown and achieving goals.
A television interview
SOJC offers 5 community engagement tips to journalists
See five ways that SOJC faculty and students, with the help of the Agora Journalism Center, are engaging with Oregon communities as journalists.
Filming a Portland resident walking down the street using a crutch
Grad students capture Portland residents’ walking experiences for PedPDX
Multimedia Journalism Master’s students teamed up with the Portland Bureau of Transportation to create a video series featuring differently abled residents’ experiences walking in Portland.
multimedia journalism students record audio in an airstream trailer
Multimedia Journalism Master's students interview Vanport Flood survivors
A trio of UO Multimedia Journalism Master’s students documented one of the worst disasters in Oregon history by interviewing the community members who lived it.
carolyn hinton being interviewed on camera
Engagement journalism in action: Multimedia Journalism Master's program's partnership with Vanport Mosaic
Pastor Adam Phillips
What happens when an Evangelical church welcomes LGBTQ members
Kenton Lead Blog
Featured Student Work: “The Kenton Lead Blob*” documentary
Multimedia Journalism Master’s students get to the bottom of a Forest Service map that shows Portland as a toxic-air hotspot.