Since 2011, Bill Lascher has expanded upon the writing, photography, web curation and design skills by developing his interest in videography and multimedia production. He believes strongly in using the right tool for the right job, and looks forward to more experiments with interactive graphics, audio/video slideshows, maps and other visual storytelling.
Along for the ride: Going Live on the 75
Lascher at Large (Aug. 19, 2011)
The launch edition of the “Along for the Ride” series, which chronicles various transit routes around Portland, OR, included an audio-visual slideshow and an interactive map, as well as written narrative and a photo gallery.
Cultured Pickle Shop
Knight Digital Media Center (July 22, 2011)
It’s all fermentation, all the time, at Alex Hozven’s Cultured, a culinary studio practicing the art of living foods. I contributed Adobe Flash production, videography, audio collection and mapping in collaboration with a four-person multimedia team, with whom I also participated in video, audio and photo editing.
Nuclear seismic hazards photo gallery.
King5.com (May 19, 2011)
Online photo-gallery supporting a narrative piece about research into seismic activity and its implications for nuclear safety in the inland Northwest. Click through the story for interactive maps and raw video as well.
