Summary: The devastation in Port-au-Prince following January's earthquake sent harrowing images of its victims around the world. Inigo Gilmore and David Levene were among the scores of journalists whose job it was to document the suffering and chaos in the aftermath of the earthquake. Following an exhibition of his work from both before and after the earthquake in aid of the Disasters Emergency Committee's Haiti Earthquake Appeal, David Levene, Guardian photographer and video-journalist, will be joined on the Frontline stage by Inigo Gilmore upon his return from Haiti in April. These two accomplished journalists will be in conversation with Roger Tooth, head of photography for the Guardian. The discussion will focus on the role of photographers and videojournalists in such tragedies and the decisions that are made about what is published.
