Robb Montgomery

@videojournalist

Author, “Mobile Journalism” &| Founder, Smart Film School

#Mojo #MobileJournalism #Trainer: Reuters, NYT, VRT, BILD, WAN-IFRA, IREX, InterNews, ICFJ, MBN . . .

Berlin, Germany robbmontgomery.com Joined April 2008

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Robb Montgomery @videojournalist Jun 11

Journalism has changed. Or has it?
#TrustGraph study examines the 19-year transfer of trust from institutions to individuals with a master evidence matrix, 34 exclusive interviews, syllabus, interactive exhibits, and R1 academic rigor.

Vital Source (Barns & Noble College)

Robb Montgomery @videojournalist Aug 13

The hardcover edition of The Trust Graph is a library-ready scholarly monograph designed for reference collections and media studies programs.

Documents in film interviews how newsrooms build, lose, and repair audience trust.

On ingramSpark.
ISBN: 978-0-9903502-4-8

Robb Montgomery @videojournalist Aug 12

Across 19 years and 12 countries, one filmmaker chronicles journalism’s collapse and creators’ fragile authority.

#CinemaJournalism h/t @viewmagazine - my sensei who taught me solo video journalism 20 years ago in the dusty streets of old Cairo.

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www.youtube.com Trustable (Official trailer) With rare access across 19 years and 12 countries, Trustable follow...

Robb Montgomery @videojournalist Aug 12

2016. Your 1-1 interview with then candidate was disgraceful. I was there. I took notes. I teach from it now.
“How not to interview a dishonest person.” Savannah Guthrie actually held him to the fire.

Jake Tapper 🦅 Verified account @jaketapper Aug 11

Flew to Afghan. w/different president on AF1. An insurgent missile struck Bagram runway before landing. Weather was bad so planned Marine 1 trip to Kabul scrubbed. We were w/president the whole time. Our safety wasn’t treated any differently from his. We were never decoys.
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Robb Montgomery @videojournalist Jul 15

Over 19 years, a journalist-turned-filmmaker and anthropologist interviews editors inside newsrooms across 12 countries, turning a story of media innovation into an ethnographic lens at how journalism earns and loses trust.

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