The 2019 GUILD Mentorship Open Call for Visura Storytellers
An opportunity to receive mentorship and career development consultation and support from the Visura team and its extended professional network for a mutually agreed upon time. The GUILD mentorship is designed to recognize, empower and connect early-stage professional visual storytellers with media professionals, publishers, designers, leaders, computer engineers, scientists, researchers, grant writers, philanthropists, and entrepreneurs worldwide.
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Accepting submissions: February 12 to December 31, 2019LINK
The Visura platform empowers visual storytellers and organizations with tools to build a website, access quality and diverse content and share news with a broader audience.
Using technology, publishing, and a career development program, Visura's mission is to increase the quality, value, and diversity of the professional content and talent found online today.
Using technology, publishing, and a career development program, Visura's mission is to increase the quality, value, and diversity of the professional content and talent found online today.
Our story
Adriana and Graham first conceived Visura at their home in Brooklyn, New York, in 2008. Together, they produced the FotoVisura Exhibition Pavilion (2008 — 2013), Visura Magazine (2009 — 2013), the FotoVisura.com self-publishing platform (2010 — 2015), and a long list of Grants, Panel Talks, and Workshops (2009 — 2014). In 2015, the duo united these efforts by creating an all-in-one platform, known simply as Visura.co. Visura is structured to reduce the amount of time and money visual storytellers, editors and organizations invest in having an online presence to further their work and career.
Visura is based between Brooklyn, New York and the mountains of Stowe, Vermont.
Visura is based between Brooklyn, New York and the mountains of Stowe, Vermont.
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