Can a minute hold enough context?.

Short-form journalism is an exercise in choosing what cannot be left out.

A short video cannot contain everything. It can, however, tell viewers what they are seeing, where the information comes from and why it matters.

The strongest visual stories do not confuse speed with certainty. A caption can supply a source; a frame can show a location; a closing line can point to what is not yet known.

A small screen changes the format, not the responsibility to be accurate.