New York Times audio guru talks with the Nieman Journalism Lab

By Michael Becker | Published: April 29, 2009

Amy O'Leary is one of the New York Times multimedia gurus, specializing in audio. Here, she talks with Zachary M. Seward from the Nieman Journalism Lab about audio techniques and why reporters should stop being afraid of having themselves recorded.


Amy O'Leary of The New York Times shares audio tips from Nieman Journalism Lab on Vimeo.

Amy O'Leary is a multimedia producer at the Times. This interview was taped on March 22, 2009, at the Nieman Conference on Narrative Journalism, where O'Leary was a speaker.

Oh, and if you don't know what Vimeo is, check it out. It's like YouTube, but a little less hyped. A lot of people are posting a lot of these interview-type videos to Vimeo now instead of YouTube.

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One Comment

  1. Anne
    Posted June 1, 2009 at 4:20 pm | Permalink

    Really enjoyed this video, Michael. Thought some of the prac­ti­cal tips (place­ment of the mic, can’t clean up audio that is too loud) was espe­cially help­ful. Thanks for posting.

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