New online publications, such as The Digital Journalist, will provide venues for visual storytellers who want to work in this new medium. Many of the world's television channels are owned by major newspapers and publishing companies. In Florida alone, the Orlando Sentinel and the Sarasota Herald Tribune , both of which own 24-hour television news stations, plus online editions, are already multitasking their photographers to cover stories in both still and video. They will learn the basic language of television, which is quite different from still photojournalism. Still photography is about capturing decisive moments, television is about sequences.
TV is also about audio and writing.
The process of learning these techniques takes time and a lot of hard work, but once mastered, along with an instinctive eye and the hunger to tell a story, a new kind of visual journalist and storyteller will emerge.