The art of storytelling keeps on evolving. Not only are media houses publishing stories in multilple formats -- say, print and video -- but stories are increasingly multi-dimensional, using a combination of text, video, audio, images, animation and interactive content in one production.
What are the challenges for journalists in the field who want to create a multimedia story? Can they focus enough on their research or is the variety of formats creating distractions and dictating the reporting. What works well and what doesn’t? And are there ways to create your own multimedia package even with limited resources? Here are three award-winning, multimedia journalists from a range of backgrounds -- National Geographic, REVEAL, and Peru's OjoPublico -- with a wealth of tips on how to report, edit, and produce a great investigative multimedia story.