bluecadet interactive’s Josh Goldblum wins Emmy
A Web-based multimedia package on living with AIDS in Jamaica is not done winning awards for the firm that designed it.
Josh Goldblum, founder of the Art Museum area’s bluecadet interactive, won a News & Documentary Emmy last week for his work as interactive producer on the project, called Live Hope Love.
The project, which combines photography, video documentation, poerty and interviews with the victims of AIDS, began in 2007 with a request from the Virginia Quarterly and became a broad partnership between the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, D.C.-based Joshua Cogan and South Carolina poet, activist and Jamaican native Kwame Dawes.
