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03/31/2020

The Coronavirus Tapes, Session V: The Bike Mechanic. “Some of my friends share the same philosophy, like, I [still] hang out with friends.” Cycling mechanic Riley Knudson at the end of Week 2 of the .

Bike mechanic Riley Knudson talks about how the virus has affected his work, his social life, and how he (gingerly) approaches conversations about hanging out with friends in the era of Covid-19. This interview took place on Saturday, March 28, a day when the U.S. topped 2,000 deaths from more than

03/27/2020

The , Session IV: Marcos Allen. “I have to say, the germaphobes were right the whole time.” Home from spring break during the in Madison, Wisconsin.

Marcos Allen came home from Florida on his college spring break and now his life, and the world, have changed. “I have to say, the germaphobes were right the whole time.” Recorded on March 26, 2020, a day when the United States had just reached its 1000th death and the world had almost 385,000 a...

03/26/2020

As a way to stay sane and connected to actual in-the-flesh human beings I’ve created a new series: The Coronavirus Tapes. Interviews with everyday people about what it’s like live in the . (All interviews conducted with a ‘boom microphone’ to keep some distance.)

March 25, 2020 Brad Horn The Coronavirus Tapes, Session III: Eddie and Rebecca March 25, 2020 Brad Horn Eddie (not pictured) and Rebecca discuss the Coronavirus on March 24, 2020 — a day when the world had more than 450,000 confirmed cases and the U.S. had approximately 49,500. I interviewed them ...

08/13/2018

Don't know if any of you got around to reading the big pipeline story I wrote for The Washington Post Magazine a couple years ago, but some pretty big news came down the pipe last week......

06/21/2018

This week I took some staff photos for a youth behavioral health & wilderness therapy organization here in Madison. Was pretty happy with the way things turned out considering a patio umbrella was my reflector....proving, as always, that visual media production is always, to some degree, about a combination of *) improvising *) covering up flaws *) faking it til you make it *) etc. It's an art form in itself, I swear.

June, 2018 for FLYY Behavioral Health, Restorative Justice, Wilderness Therapy

05/21/2018

http://www.bradhornmultimedia.com/blog/2018/5/21/submit-your-human-rights-film

...to the One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival will take place in Prague, March 6 - 17, 2019. Below are the submission guidelines and here is the link to submit your film : Feature or mid-length creative documentaries made in last 2 years (2017 - 2019) - minimum length

03/20/2018

Brad Horn Multimedia....now offering wedding services. We do it all, ladies and gentlemen.

03/16/2018

Been a while, friends, so thought an update was in order. The last two years I've been spending abundant time with our two girls and helping settle us into Madison, Wisc.—a much better fit for our sanity and values than was Washington, D.C. But! with the dust starting to settle I've been back in the field and enjoying it like the good ol' days....thank god. I've also been teaching journalism in an alternative middle school and it's been AWESOME (I'm convinced that kids are superior lifeforms). Here are a few visual souvenirs from along the way. Don't hesitate to get in touch whether for documentary services or simply for the sake of friendship. -Brad

06/12/2016

Out in print today if you find yourself with a hankering to read it. Also, http://wapo.st/1VQRf9u.

Cover photo by Nikki Kahn first "double truck" by Jay Westcott - Photographer.

06/10/2016

I worked on this for a year and a half. I hope you like it and I hope you find yourself thinking about things you've never thought about before.

How Heidi Cochran and the people of Nelson County, Va. took on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

02/03/2016

HA!

Hot Topics: Kids' Impressions of Candidates

02/01/2016

Been a while, Facebook! I come back bearing my usual gift of a funny, charming, odd little video I helped to make. Kids on the candidates!

We put the four presidential front runners—Cruz, Trump, Clinton, Sanders—in front of a panel made up of the ultimate judges: six, seven, and eight-year-old children. It wasn’t always pretty, but it sure was funny.