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How NASCAR Shares Imagery at Racing Speed

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  • Kristin Twiford
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As the Senior Manager of Digital Content for NASCAR Jason Christley acts as an air traffic controller for every NASCAR series – each one with different logistics and opportunities when it comes to photography. But the strategy is always the same: capturing moments that help people fall in love with racing.

Jason and his team are responsible for moving those images quickly, whether they need a photo for social media in real time during a race, or the New York Times is looking for a gallery of throwback images for a story.

In this Inside Look session from The PhotoShelter Summit for Brands, Jason walks through NASCAR’s visual storytelling strategy, and explains his team’s process behind the scenes.

Watch the video to learn:

  • How NASCAR moved images quickly out to social media as one of the first sports to return from the sports pause
  • How NASCAR makes it easy for reporters, venues, teams and drivers to access imagery quickly and easily
  • Why an organized media library is a key part of owning NASCAR’s narrative

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Kristin Twiford

Kristin was the Content Marketing Director for PhotoShelter for Brands. She covered visual storytelling trends and best practices here on Stories, and used her background in television production, daily news and communications to shoot, produce, edit and publish video content for social media, marketing and sales.

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