National Geographic Magazine
Innovations in Multi-Platform Visual Storytelling
May 3, 2014 from 12:00–1:30 PM

  • National Geographic Magazine, Cover (October 2013)

    National Geographic Magazine, Cover (October 2013)

  • National Geographic Magazine, Full Spread (October 2013)

    National Geographic Magazine, Full Spread (October 2013)

  • Lions kill lions. C-Boy, defending his interests, confronts that peril on a daily (and nightly) basis. Photo by Michael Nichols / National Geographic

    Lions kill lions. C-Boy, defending his interests, confronts that peril on a daily (and nightly) basis. Photo by Michael Nichols / National Geographic

Presenting case studies of National Geographic Magazine‘s latest experimentations and innovations as it overhauls the way it harnesses its visual storytelling legacy across multiple platforms.

Speakers

Sadie Quarrier
Sadie Quarrier

Sadie Quarrier is a Sr. Photo Editor at National Geographic Magazine where she is in charge of adventure and exploration stories in addition to editing a diverse range of other genres. She is also a voting member on the National Geographic Society’s Expeditions Council and Young Explorer’s Grant Committee, both of which fund a variety of media-driven projects. Sadie started working at the Geographic in 1992, left to work as a Photo Editor and Designer at Smithsonian Magazine in 1998, and returned a few years later as a Photo Editor for NG Books where she helped produce over a dozen books, two of which received national awards. Two years later she returned to NGM as a Sr. Photo Editor and has won a number of awards for her editing.