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editorial storytelling

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Editorial storytelling is a concept within media and communication studies that analyzes the use of visual elements, particularly photography, to construct, support, and enhance narratives in editorial contexts such as articles, features, and news reports. As a research area, it investigates the methodologies and characteristics of creating visuals specifically for narrative purposes, examining their relationship with accompanying text and their impact on meaning, engagement, and understanding. Distinct from commercial visual practices, it focuses on illustrating stories, evoking mood, providing context, and communicating complex ideas through visual language, highlighting its significance in shaping public perception and enhancing media literacy.

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NS

University of Oregon

KG

University of Missouri

CI

Halmstad University

LG

Schlumberger (Ireland)

TA

Stanford University

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University of Missouri

Columbia, United States

Dublin, Ireland

University of Sheffield

Sheffield, United Kingdom

Stanford University

Stanford, United States

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