Multimedia Producer
Amy Brothers
Amy Brothers is a Multimedia Producer who films and edits videos, produces photo galleries, podcast and social media content for The Denver Post. She also works with photographers and production staff to select news, sports and features images for print publication. A Colorado native, she grew up in Durango and has worked at the Post since 2014. Amy’s work has been recognized by the National Press Photographers Association for both deadline and individual short videos, and by the Best of Photojournalism competition for video editing and deadline video. She also won a Heartland Emmy for Best Environmental Feature and was part of the Denver Post video team that won an Emmy for overall excellence. Before coming to The Post, Amy Brothers earned a Master's degree in New Media Photojournalism from the Corcoran College in Washington, D.C. She earned her undergraduate degree from Fort Lewis College in Durango.
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The Colorado Plate; a note about the project from its creator
The Denver Post's Amy Brothers explains the work and idea behind The Colorado Plate, a subscribers-only video series.

Bearing Witness Podcast, Part 1: Looking back at the day of the Columbine High School shooting
In the first installment of a three-part podcast series examining the news coverage behind the Columbine shooting, Amy Brothers and Kyle Newman look back at the events on the day...

These cliff jumps near Durango are stunning, but dangerous. Here’s how to do them safely.
The ABCs -- Adrenaline, Baker's Bridge and Cascade -- were a right of passage for one Durango native.
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PHOTOS: The Corpus Christi storm of 1919
On September 14, 1919 a major storm hit Corpus Christi, Texas causing fatalities and destruction of property.

PHOTOS: Animals, big and small, relocated and protected from Hurricane Irma’s destruction
Pets and zoo animals weren't forgotten as many evacuated or prepared to hunker down as Hurricane Irma made landfall.

PHOTOS: Egyptian tomb of a royal goldsmith discovered
Archaeologists work on mummies found in the New Kingdom tomb that belongs to a royal goldsmith in a burial shaft, in Luxor, Egypt, Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017. Egypt has announced...

These cliff jumps near Durango are stunning, but dangerous. Here’s how to do them safely.
The ABCs -- Adrenaline, Baker's Bridge and Cascade -- were a right of passage for one Durango native.

WATCH: How to take a picture of the solar eclipse with your smartphone
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WATCH: How to Make a pinhole projector to watch the solar eclipse
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PHOTOS: Historic images of the Brown Palace Hotel
Historic photos of the Brown Palace Hotel.

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There's even something in here to keep the vegetarians leaving full and happy.