Link: “Empty Justice: Crime on Montana’s Reservations”

Anne provides us with this link to a multimedia feature produced by an honors student at the UM journalism school called "Empty Justice: Crime on Montana's Reservations."

In Anne's words:

I was immediately drawn in by the sounds and text in the first shot, and I thought the young father who spoke on camera next was really compelling. I also thought it was interesting how this piece mixes audio, video, still shots, and text. Ultimately, jumping back and forth between these different techniques was distracting to me personally, and I'm curious what others think. Would it have been better to choose just several formats and stick to them throughout the piece, or did this eclectic format work for others?

(To clarify, Anne's commenting on the video about the Blackfeet. There appear to be similar videos for all of the groups and tribes listed in the navigation bar at the top of the site.)

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