COVID protocols have kept me out of our newsroom for more than a year now. I generally meet up with photographers at a location rather than meeting at the station first. In this case, I needed to get down to Galveston Island ASAP in order to get video of teachers and others getting COVID vaccinations on campuses for the first time. The issue was that a photog had yet to be assigned. So I hit the road and ended up shooting most of what you see in this story with my iPhone. I used a lavalier microphone plugged into the phone in order to get interviews. The photog later shot my in and out (where you see me) and edited the piece. I think it turned out well and is an example of the way technology can help tell stories these days.
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