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Shanghai Photog Seeks MultiMedia Fixer/Assistant

By thomascrampton ⋅ July 21, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

This help-wanted advert is a sign of the times and should be a lesson to all young people looking to enter journalism. You NEED those multimedia skills!

Shanghai-based photographer Sharron Lovell, who has a great portfolio, seeks a part time fixer/assistant/translator to work on an assignment in Shanghai from as soon as possible until early September. (2 to 3 days a week)

Details here:

The project has been funded by the London School of Economics and combines a practical photography/multi-media project with an academic slant. It’s a global project looking at media representations of poverty. It should be very hands on and interesting to work on so I need someone who can really move with people. A journalism student or graduate or someone interested in journalism would be perfect. Multi-media experience, knowledge of Final Cut Pro or audio editing would also be a big plus.

Please if anyone knows anyone suitable please pass this mail to them or their details to me,

Sharron Lovell
Tel +86 13701646399
sharron.lovell (at ) gmail.com

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Thomas Crampton was a correspondent for the International Herald Tribune and The New York Times for more than a decade, reporting from five continents, writing a column on Asia and covering Asian politics, economics and culture. Currently based in Hong Kong, he writes here about China, the Internet and New Media seen from Asia, while also advising companies on digital communication strategies. For more information click here...