I'm a multimedia journalist and public radio storyteller. I work at the Washington Post as a video journalist. I'm always happy to discuss possible projects - visit BradHornMultimedia.com for contact information.

My photography, videography, and multimedia pieces have appeared in The Washington Post (wapo.st/TG9KJ0), NPR (n.pr/XdBTvg), MediaStorm (bit.ly/LDa26t), the AARP Bulletin Today (aarp.us/NlcQTh), and others. My audio pieces have aired on NPR's All Things Considered Weekend (n.pr/NkwiMh), where I worked in 2010.

I have instructed at multimedia workshops given by MediaStorm, the National Press Photographer's Association, and Syracuse University's school of photojournalism.

I received my Master’s in Multimedia Storytelling from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse where I studied under multimedia guru, Bruce Strong. While at SU I taught video and audio courses, including a class in radio storytelling that I developed with professor Doug Quinn.

I now live in Washington, DC with my wife, Coburn, and daughter, Quinn. I like hitchhiking, eating pickled foods, talking to plants, and watching Star Trek the Next Generation. I try to embarrass myself at least once a day.

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