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The Office With One Pencil
CAMECO began in three rooms with one pencil and one typewriter. Fifty-seven years later, the tools have changed - the job has not: make good media ideas sturdy enough to survive contact with money, institutions and the real world.
Tariana Little Put Public Health Behind the Camera
A failed qualifying exam loosened one plan. A 90-day Craigslist experiment supplied another. Tariana Little turned research, a camera and an insistence on community voice into an agency built to make complex work feel human.
Brandon Spano Is Building a Sports Network You Can Walk Into
He learned media by paying for airtime, then turned a Denver website into a five-city network of shows, memberships, merchandise, events, and one very literal sports bar.
They Gave a Camera 90 Days. Now EmVision Sells Trust to Institutions That Can’t Afford to Sound Corporate
A public-health researcher and a musician tested a business with a Craigslist ad and a three-month deadline. The result is a five-person media shop with its own studio, institutional clients, and a model for turning paid work into community infrastructure.