Is there a particular challenge in capturing the essence of a place for television versus for print?
Learning to tell stories through images, rather than words, was a challenge for me. Also, the inherently chaotic nature of television production is sometimes at odds with the more thoughtful/meditative energy it takes to capture ‘the essence of place.’ I feel the print medium fosters a more lingering, stewed thought process that can capture the more abstract notions.
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