The Stanford Daily proudly presents the best works from its second annual Multimedia Workshop for high school students. Over the course of five weeks, a cohort of 20 high school students, residing in locations from the state of California to the country of Turkey, came together to explore the intersection of journalism and media production.
Through a series of workshops, the students thought critically about sourcing, production and storytelling. They discussed these topics in small groups with both leading industry multimedia storytellers and renowned professors at Stanford.
By the end of the program, each student had pitched, produced and published their own multimedia project covering a topic of their choosing. Pieces include photography, podcast and video projects. The students presented and answered questions about their work in a showcase event to an audience of their peers and staff from The Stanford Daily.
Click on title or image to view the full projects.
Photography
Nature and Its Killers
Rayna Joohyun Lee
Different Places and Seasons, Same Innocent and Beauty
Elif Aslıhan Alp
City of Little Tigers
Elif Aslıhan Alp
San Francisco Fleet Week
Elizabeth van Blommestein
Colors of the City
Elizabeth van Blommestein
Podcast
Uncovering the Different Layers of Immigration
Eva Chen
Imposter Syndrome: Declassified (Preview)
Kayla Cheung
Writing Legally Blonde (Preview)
Annabelle Change
Video
The Business Entertainment Industry and its Future with Stanford Expert
Joanna Zhu
Behind Stanford’s JEDI Committee: Felicia Smith and Michelle Odde
Maddie Wang
The Martinez Sisters: Endeavors in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Payton Zarceno
The People Behind Bars
Lea Nepomuceno
Baltimore residents speak on housing (Preview)
Faiza Ashar