Radio Production

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Radio Production

About the Cover
(Front Cover Above): Ava Breck Robinson as Anchor for WVUT-TV’s Nightly
Newscast. Ava is the VU Broadcasting Department’s 2007 winner of an Indiana
Career and Technical Education Award for Excellence.
(Front Cover Below Left) Caitlin Tadlock as Technical Director for WVUT-TV’s Nightly
Newscast. Caitlin is a VU Broadcasting Department 2007 nominee for an Indiana
Career and Technical Education Award for Excellence.
(Front Cover Below Right) Jason Strong shooting for an EFP production of a
VU men’s basketball game aired live on WVUT-TV. Jason is a VU Broadcasting
Department 2007 nominee for an Indiana Career and Technical Education Award for
Excellence.
Dear Fellow Broadcaster :
Welcome to the newest edition of the Graduate Bulletin from Vincennes University’s Broadcasting
Department. It introduces our graduates from May, August, and December of 2007.
This Bulletin is also available online. You can access it in three easy steps:
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Visit the VU website at vinu.edu
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At the VU homepage word search “Broadcasting”
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Select Grad Bulletin
Here at Vincennes University, we are always looking to the future to improve our program.
Beginning this academic year all of our students will be required to complete ENG, Newsroom
Operations, and Broadcast Sales II, eliminating the separate production and sales options. This
will give all of our graduates a more well-rounded education. This change has been met with
enthusiasm from our Advisory Committee. Members of the Vincennes University Broadcasting
Advisory Committee are:
KEVIN CONNERS
DAVE CROOKS
PATRECE DAYTON
HILTON DIAZ
JOHNNY GEORGE
MASON HOLLIS
NANCY KIRKPATRICK
GENE KUNTZ
CLARENCE MANN
BRIAN MATTINGLY STEVE OGLESBY
JOE STOLL
BRUCE VILLINES
DANNY WAYNE
WISH-TV, Indianapolis
WAMW, Washington & WFML/WVUB, Vincennes
WTHI-TV 10, Terre Haute
Charter Communications, Vincennes
Johnny George Voiceovers,, Indianapolis
Duncan Video, Indianapolis
Keller-Crescent Co., Evansville
WITZ-AM/FM, Jasper
WFIE-TV, Evansville
Mattingly Communications, Indianapolis
Oglesby Digital Post Inc., Evansville
WISH-TV, Indianapolis
WFIE-TV, Evansville
Midwest Communications, Terre Haute
We appreciate the input given by our Advisory Committee.
We strive to give students a hands-on education from the very first week of classes. In the
opening week of labs, our students learn the operation of studio cameras and audio boards. VU
Broadcasting is far from “theory” oriented. We keep our equipment as state-of-the-art as possible.
Our faculty and staff have worked in the broadcasting industry and can relate to the needs of
prospective employers.
Practically every station in Indiana has employed VU Broadcasting graduates because they are
ready to go to work. Those students who decide to continue their education at a four-year school
report that they are ahead of the other students in the major because of the classes and labs
required here at VU.
I appreciate your time in looking over this booklet. If you have any questions, feel free to contact
me at (812) 888-5417. If you would like to see our facilities, please contact me to arrange a tour.
Sincerely,
Douglas A. Young
Chairman of Broadcasting
Vincennes University
Vincennes, Indiana 47591
[email protected]
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Robert Bauman
6426 W. 300 S Kewanna, IN 46939, home: 574-653-2239, cell: 317-985-5846,
e-mail: [email protected]
Professional Objectives
IMMEDIATE - To work as a radio on-air talent in a small to medium size market.
LONG RANGE - To work at a national sports network or be the “voice” of a
professional sports team.
Broadcast/Media Experience
UNIVERESITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM:
Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public
Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air
Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public
Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote
Broadcasts.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Sports Anchor, Camera Operator,
TelePrompTer Operator, Video Playback. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine:
Camera Operator. Master Control Operator.
Honors & Awards
HIGH SCHOOL: 10 year 4-H member, President of 4-H Club, Vice President of
Key Club, Nominated for Who’s Who Among American High School Athletes,
Lettered in Baseball for 2 years, Prom King, 2005.
Academic Training
AAS Degree -- Broadcast Sales
Available for Employment
May of 2007
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(Thomas) Brandyn Benter
23247 Hawley Drive, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025, home: 812-637-3353,
cell: 513-582-4615, e-mail: [email protected]
IMMEDIATE - To work as an ENG photographer or an on-air talent in a small to
medium sized market.
LONG RANGE - To become a sports broadcaster for a professional sports league.
UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Writer. WROLLow-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent
Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Promotion Manager, Production, News Writer.
WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Director, Chyron
Operator, Technical Director. ENG: News Photographer. Public Affairs Program -22 Magazine: Camera Operator. Master Control Operator.
Additional Experience
TELEVISION - Ran camera for Jumbo Tron instant replay for home basketball
games on the Vincennes University campus.
Honors & Awards
HIGH SCHOOL: Honor Roll.
Academic Training
AAS Degree -- Broadcasting
May of 2007
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Tyson James Conrady
11400 4th Street N., Apt. 315, St. Petersburg, Fl 33716 home: 574-529-4582
IMMEDIATE - To work in radio doing on-air and production.
LONG RANGE - To be a General Manager of a radio station or a Program Director
of a station.
UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Public Service
Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News
Anchor, Talent Coach, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, News Gathering, News
Reading, Remote Broadcasts. WFML-FM: News Anchor.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Weather Anchor, Audio, Camera
Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Floor Director. ENG: News Photographer. Public
Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator.
Sports Remotes: Audio, Remote Camera Operator. Master Control Operator.
RADIO - The Original Company, Vincennes, IN, board operator, part-time news
reporter, part-time air-talent, August, 2004 to present. WAWC-FM, Syracuse, IN,
board operator, part-time air-talent, August, 1994 to June, 1998, 2003, & 2005.
WGCS-FM, Goshen College, part-time air-talent, 2002-2003. GBC Media, Warsaw,
IN, board operator, part-time air-talent, Fall, 2002 to Spring, 2003. TELEVISION
- Wawasee Video and Sound Productions, Syracuse, IN, videographer/newscast
member, August, 2000 to September, 2004.
Wawase High School football videographer,
Syracuse, IN, August, 2004 to September,
2004.
Seminars / Workshops
Attended
National Student Government Association
Conference, St. Louis, MO, 2005
Internships
WVUB-FM, Vincennes, IN, on-air talent and
production, May, 2006 to January, 2004.
WAWC-FM, Syracuse, IN, on-air talent and
production, June, 2004 to August, 2006.
Honors & Awards
UNIVERSITY: Dean’s List
HIGH SCHOOL: Honor Roll
Academic Training
May of 2006
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Ryan Cripe
2162 Heather Court, Warsaw, IN 46580, home: 574-269-9033, cell: 812-899,
1374, e-mail: [email protected]
IMMEDIATE – To work in radio sales as On-Air Talent in a small market.
LONG RANGE – To work in Broadcast Sales in a small to medium market.
UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, Program Director, Traffic
Director, Talent Coach. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, Program Director, Traffic
Director. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Audio, Camera Operator,
TelePrompTer Operator. Master Control Operator.
RADIO - Artistic Media Partners, WAZY-FM, WSHP-FM, WLFF-FM, Lafayette,
IN, Air Talent, Promotions, Remote Operations, Sports Photographer, Web Site
Operations, May 2002 to present. TELEVISION - Hall of Music Productions, West
Lafayette, IN, Linear video editing, live to tape studio camera operation, archival
footage collection/distribution, May, 2005 to August, 2005. Purdue University
Athletic Video Department, West Lafayette, IN, non-linear video editing, live
broadcast recording and archiving, highlight film production, linear video editing,
February, 2002 to December, 2003..
Honors & Awards
Lettered in Track and Football
Academic Training
May of 2007
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Shawon Curry
30403 N. Meadow Brook Lane, Elkhart, IN 46514, home: 574-264-4775,
IMMEDIATE - To get my Bachelors degree and get a job in news shooting ENG,
while doing some free-lance work as well.
LONG RANGE - To be a Videographer and Editor for the Discovery Network or to
work at an advertising agency.
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Promotion Manager. WROL-Low-Power FM:
Air Talent, News Anchor, Promotion Manager, Production.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Sports Anchor, Weather Anchor,
Associate Producer, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Master Control
Supervisor. ENG: News Photographer, News Editor. Master Control Operator.
TELEVISION - Elkhart Area Career Center, Elkhart, IN, News and Sports Anchor,
Writer, PSA and commercial production, ENG, August, 2003 to June, 2005.
Honors & Awards
HIGH SCHOOL: National Technical Honor Society.
Academic Training
December of 2007
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LaMarr Davis II
5411 Petersburg Parkway, Indianapolis, IN 46254, home: 317-291-1706,
IMMEDIATE – To work in radio programming or broadcast sales in a small to
medium market.
LONG RANGE – To work as a Program Director or Sales Manager in a medium to
large market.
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Public Service
Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News
Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer,
Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent,
Remote Broadcasts
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Audio, Camera Operator,
TelePrompTer Operator, Video Playback, Master Control Supervisor, Make-Up.
Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera Operator, Greeter. Sports
Remotes: Audio, Replay Operator. Master Control Operator.
RADIO/TELEVISION – Radio One, Indianapolis, IN, freelance work as Board
Operator, On-Site Engineer, Audio/Video Technician, January, 2004 to February,
2006. TELEVISION – Vincennes University, Learning Resource Center, Distance
Education Audio Visual Technician, August, 2004 to December, 2005.
Seminars / Workshops Attended
IBA, Indianapolis, IN, 2004, 2005, 2006.
Internships
Radio One, Indianapolis, IN, Board Operator,
Programming, Production, Promotion,
January, 2004 to February, 2006.
Honors & Awards
UNIVERSITY: Leadership Blue Chord
Award, Vincennes University, 2005.
HIGH SCHOOL: Center of Leadership
Development Program, Indianapolis,
August, 2003 to December, 2003.
Academic Training
May of 2007
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Matt Draus
1512 Westchester Avenue, Chesterton, IN 46304, home: 219-926-7431,
IMMEDIATE - To get my Bachelors degree and work part-time as an on-air
personality, Production Director or Traffic Director for a small or medium market
radio station.
LONG RANGE - To work as a Broadcast Professor at a large university.
UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor,
Promotion Manager, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News
Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer,
Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, News Gathering, News
Reading, Remote Broadcasts.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Associate Producer, Technical
Director, Audio, Floor Director, Video Playback. Public Affairs Program -- 22
Magazine: Record Tapes. Sports Remotes: Audio, Remote Camera Operator.
Master Control Operator.
RADIO - WDSO-FM, Chesterton, IN, Promotions Director, News Anchor, and
On-Air Talent, April, 2002 to May, 2003.
Internships
WVUB-FM, Vincennes, IN, News Anchor,
Production, and On-Air Personality, May, 2006
to August, 2006.
Honors & Awards
HIGH SCHOOL: President’s Student Service
Challenge Award, 2003.
Academic Training
May of 2007
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Ryan Matthew Durig
3310 O’Dell Drive #6, Bloomington, IN 47401, home: 812-339-9568, cell: 812361-8030, e-mail: [email protected]
IMMEDIATE - To pursue a Bachelors degree while working part-time as radio On-Air
Talent, or as a Camera Operator.
LONG RANGE – To work as On-Air Talent on a talk or comedy format radio
or television show, to be a Writer for documentaries and other entertainment
programming.
UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air
Talent, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Chyron Operator, Audio, Camera
Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Video Playback. Master Control Operator.
Academic Training
December of 2007
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Anthony Grant
4246 W CR 700 N, North Salem, IN 46165, home: 765-676-5331, cell: 317-2945127, e-mail: [email protected].
IMMEDIATE - To be employed at a small to medium sized market radio station,
working on production, helping with promotions, and as On-Air Talent.
LONG RANGE - To work in a top twenty-five radio market. I would also someday
like to return to school to earn a degree in education, so that I can teach
broadcasting to high school or college students.
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Promotion Manager, Production. WROLLow-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent
Coach, Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, News Gathering,
News Reading, Remote Broadcasts. WFML-FM: News Anchor.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Sports Anchor, Director,
Technical Director, Camera Operator, Floor Director, Master Control Supervisor
ENG: News Photographer, News Editor. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine:
Camera Operator, Floor Director. Sports Remotes: Technical Director, Remote
Camera Operator, Replay Operator. Master Control Operator.
Seminars / Workshops Attended
How to Write Movies for Hollywood and the Independent Markets, The Indie Film
Group, Kansas City, MO., June, 2005.
Honors & Awards
UNIVERSITY: Vincennes University Blue
Chord for activity in extracurricular activities,
2006. HIGH SCHOOL: Received 26th place
nationally at VICA Skills USA for commercial
production, 2005. Received 1st in the
state at VICA Skills USA for commercial
broadcast, 2005. Received 1st place
at IASB for Best News Package, 2005.
Received 2nd place in state at VICA Skills
USA in commercial production, 2004.
Academic Training
May of 2007
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Joseph Hansell
712 South Whitcomb Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46241, cell: 317-918-5918,
IMMEDIATE - To pursue a Bachelors degree while working part-time as radio On-Air
talent.
LONG RANGE - To do voice-over work for commercials, TV shows, animation, etc.
I also want to be an editor, specifically for advertising.
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager,
Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director,
Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Audio, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer
Operator, ESS Stills. Master Control Operator.
Broadcasting Department Career Day, Vincennes University, Vincennes, IN, October,
2005. Student Leadership Conference, St. Louis, MO, Student Government Associate for Colleges, October, 2004 and October, 2005
Honors & Awards
HIGH SCHOOL: Second place TV magazine show, IASB, Area 31 Career Center
award, IASB Broadcast School of the Year
award.
Academic Training
December of 2007
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Andy Hudson
RR#2, Box 2535, Princeton, IN 47670, home: 812-386-6356,
IMMEDIATE - To work as an Operations Manager and On-Air Talent at a small
market radio station.
LONG RANGE - To work as a Program Director at medium to large market radio
station.
UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Production
WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director,
Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts. WFML-FM: Air Talent,
Production.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Weather Anchor, Chyron Operator,
Camera Operator, Video Playback, ESS Stills. ENG: News Photographer. Public
Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera Operator, Record Tapes. Master
Control Operator.
RADIO - WRAY, Princeton Broadcasting Company, Princeton, IN, Board Operator,
part-time On-Air Talent, July, 2005 to March, 2006. The Original Company,
Vincennes, IN, Board Operator, Production, November, 2006 to present. Midwest
Systems and Services, Evansville, IN, help set up audio at Roberts Stadium for ball
games and other productions, November, 2005 to present.TELEVISION – WO6BD,
Princeton Community High School, Princeton,
IN, shot video, edited for newscast, set up
interviews, August, 2000 to May, 2004.
Internships
WVUB, Blazer 91.1, Vincennes, IN On-Air
Talent, production, remote broadcasts, May,
2006 to August, 2006.
Honors & Awards
HIGH SCHOOL: MVP Varsity Singer, A and
B Honor Roll, Princeton Community High
School.
Academic Training
May of 2007
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Shaun McGrath
308 Franklin Street, P.O. Box 309, Brook, IN 47922, home: 219-275-3234,
IMMEDIATE - To be a Camera Operator or ENG Photographer for a small to
medium size market television station, specifically in sports.
LONG RANGE - To be a Camera Operator or Videographer for ESPN.
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager,
Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director,
Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager,
Production.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Associate Producer, Chyron Operator,
Camera Operator, Video Playback. ENG: News Photographer, News Editor. Public
Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Camera Operator. Sports Remotes: Remote
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV, Vincennes, IN, Camera Operator for 8th District
Congressional Debate, and 9th District Congressional Debate (remote broadcast
from Jasper, IN), both of which aired on 6 stations, in addition to C-Span.
Academic Training
May of 2007
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Laura Elise Rabinovich
745 Barington Place, Matthews, NC 28105, home: 704-841-8399,
IMMEDIATE - To work as a television Reporter in a small to medium size market.
LONG RANGE - To be a television Anchor in a large market, or host my own talk
television program.
UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air
Talent. WVUB-FM: Additional radio courses to be completed.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Master Control Operator. Additional television courses to
be completed.
Internships
Louisville Slugger, Louisville, KY, Worked in public relations, helped with many
different projects and events, May, 2006 to August, 2006.
Academic Training
December of 2007
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Ava Breck Robinson
8207 South State Road 159, Carlisle, IN 47838, home: 812-659-4459,
IMMEDIATE - To work in television in the Indianapolis market.
LONG RANGE - To work on a network newscast as a Sports Reporter or
Entertainment Interviewer.
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Promotion Manager, Production. WROL-LowPower FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach,
Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, News Gathering, News
Reading, Remote Broadcasts. WFML-FM: Air Talent.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Sports Anchor, Weather
Anchor, Chyron Operator. ENG: News Photographer. Public Affairs Program -- 22
Magazine: Camera Operator, Greeters. Sports Remotes: Remote Camera Operator,
Master Control Operator.
TELEVISION - WTVF, News Channel 5, Nashville, TN, Greeted guests for “Talk of the
Town,” cued tapes, edited, Floor Director, Audio, typed daily hotline and posted it
on the website, answered phones, June, 2006 to August, 2006. WVUT-TV, Channel
22, Vincennes, IN, Produced “At Your Service” promos and “VU Notes,” cut audio
for promos, completed logs, posted weather watches and warnings, May, 2006
to July, 2006. WVUT-TV, Channel 22, Camera Operator for live broadcast of VU's
Commencement ceremony, May, 2006.
Honors & Awards
UNIVERSITY: Indiana Career and Technical
Education Awards for Excellence winner,
2006/2007, Dean’s List at Vincennes
University. HIGH SCHOOL: Linton-Stockton
High School, Top Ten Academic Honors,
Top Math Student, Top Spanish Student,
Most Valuable Runner and Conference
Champion, Record Holder in Track and
Cross-Country, Phil Harris Scholarship, US
Marines Award for Scholastic Excellence,
All-State First Team in 1A and 2A CrossCountry.
Training
August of 2007
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Lee (Shane) Spitler
4400 S 8th Street, Terre Haute, IN 47802, home: 812-299-8223,
IMMEDIATE - To work in television production in a small to medium size market.
LONG RANGE - To be a Technical Director at a major television network.
UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Talent
Coach. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic
Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Weather Anchor, Director, Technical
Director, Camera Operator. ENG: News Photographer. Public Affairs Program
-- 22 Magazine: ENG Photographer. Sports Remotes: Technical Director, Remote
RADIO - WISU-FM, Terre Haute, IN, production work in class laboratory.
TELEVISION - WTHI-TV, Terre Haute, IN, Production Assistant, Camera Operator,
TelePrompTer Operator, Chyron Operator, Weekend Audio Director and Control
Room Operator, Director/Technical Director cut-ins, Tape Operator during cutins, send spots to WISH-TV (hub station) through clip mail server, record special
dubs and shows when needed, familiar with Odectics software, over 1 year of
Master Control Operator experience (before hub), Camera Operator for 2004 Terre
Haute Chamber of Commerce Meeting at ISU Hulman Center, Key Grip for 2006
UCP Telethon in Terre Haute, August 2006
Employee of the Month (WTHI-TV) Director’s
Assistant, Camera Operator for 2007 UCP
Telethon in Terre Haute, stream video onto
station website using Avid Liquid and Web
Pros website server, August, 2004 to present.
CBS Sports, Indianapolis, IN, Grip for NFL’s
2006-2007 AFC Championship at the RCA
Dome, coil cords, set-up monitors for
postgame, January 2007 (freelance).
Indiana Pacers “Inside the Front
Office,” Indiana Pacers (NBA), Conseco
Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN, November,
2004.
Academic Training
December of 2007
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Jason Strong
1985 West, 725 North, Lebanon, IN 46052, home: 765-325-2591,
IMMEDIATE - To be an ENG Photographer or work in a production company in a
small to medium size market.
LONG RANGE - To be a freelance Technical Director and/or Freelance
Photographer, or to own a production company.
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air
Talent, News Anchor.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Director, Technical Director, Camera
Operator, Floor Director, Video Playback, Master Control Supervisor. ENG: News
Photographer, News Editor. Sports Remotes: Remote Camera Operator. Master
Control Operator.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV, Vincennes, IN, Camera Operator for live broadcast of
Commencement ceremony, May, 2006.
Honors & Awards
UNIVERSITY: Peer Tutor for Broadcasting Department, Vincennes University
(nominated by VU Broadcasting faculty).
Nominated for Indiana Indiana Career and
Technical Education Award for Excellence,
2006/2007. HIGH SCHOOL: State runner-up
for Skills USA broadcast competition.
Academic Training
May of 2007
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Emily E. Sutton
808 Concord Street, Valparaiso, IN 46385, home: 219-531-4621,
IMMEDIATE - To work in Promotions or as On-Air Talent in a small to medium size
market.
LONG RANGE - To work in Promotions, News, or as a Program Director in a large
market.
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News
Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach. WVUB-FM: Air Talent,News
Reading, Remote Broadcasts. TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Additional television courses to be
completed. Sports Remotes: Replay Operator. Master Control Operator.
RADIO - WDSO, 88.3 FM, Chesterton, IN, On-Air Talent, November, 2003 to June,
2005; News Anchor, October, 2002 to June, 2005; Promotions Director, January,
2004 to March, 2005.
Honors & Awards
HIGH SCHOOL: Master Scheduler, 2005, 4 year Service Award, 2005.
Academic Training
December of 2007
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Caitlin Tadlock
907 Shadwell Street, Flora, IL 62839, home: 618-662-4816,
IMMEDIATE - To pursue a Bachelors degree at Southern Illinois University Carbondale,
while working part-time.
LONG RANGE - To become a News Director and/or Anchor in a large market TV station
or national network, or to own and operate my own radio station(s).
Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Production. WROLLow-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent
Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent,
News Gathering, News Reading, Remote Broadcasts. WFML-FM: Production, Sales
Shadowing.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Director, Chyron Operator,
Technical Director, Make-Up. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Floor Director,
Chyron Operator. Sports Remotes: Technical Director, Replay Operator. Master Control
Operator.
RADIO - WVUB-FM, Blazer 91.1, Vincennes, IN, Co-Host of the Morning Drive Show
from 6-10 am every weekday morning, September, 2006 to May, 2007. TELEVISION
- WVUT-TV, Vincennes, IN, Miss Vincennes University Scholarship Pageant, Back up
VR system, Record tapes, April, 2006. WVUT-TV, Vincennes, IN, 8th & 9th District
Congressional Debates, (aired on C-Span), Chyron Operator, October and November,
2006. WVUT-TV, Vincennes, IN, Camera
Operator for live broadcast of Vincennes
University Commencement ceremony, May,
2006. Little Toot Train commercial, Flora, IL,
Talent, July, 2001.
Honors & Awards
UNIVERSITY: Dean’s List, nominated for
Indiana Career and Technical Education
Award for Excellence, 2006/2007, "Bust Your
Buns" Award, Homecoming Court, Radio
Marketing Pro Certificate - RAB, Peer Tutor
for Broadcasting Department (nominated
by Broadcasting faculty). HIGH SCHOOL:
Honor Roll, Learn and Serve America
Community Service Award.
Academic Training
May of 2007
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Matthew M. Williams
3021 South Adams Street, Marion, IN 46953, home: 765-664-9504,
IMMEDIATE - To be a Technical Director or ENG Photographer in a small to medium
size television market.
LONG RANGE - To be a Technical Director, Director or ENG Photographer in a large
television market.
UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, Program Director, Traffic
Director. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent.
TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Associate Producer, Technical Director,
Audio, Camera Operator, ESS Stills. ENG: News Photographer. Public Affairs
Program -- 22 Magazine: Audio. Master Control Operator.
Academic Training
May of 2007
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TV Production
Through the combination of
staff and students, WVUT-TV 22
produces more hours of local
production than most public
television stations. This could not
be accomplished without staff
and students working together to
accomplish daily tasks and goals.
Students are crew members for the
nightly newscast, sports remotes,
public affairs programs, and other
productions throughout the year.
Eight AVID editing suites, coupled
with linear two and three machine
editing, are utilized for production.
“The major
advantage VU Broadcasting grads
have over other programs is handson experience.”
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WVUT-TV/WVUT-DT
WVUT-TV is the University’s PBS affiliate serving Southwestern Indiana and
Southeastern Illinois through the combined efforts of staff and students.
Students are involved daily in all operations of the station.
A daily 30 minute newscast is produced by students and staff.
“Newscenter 22,” is broadcast live at 5:00 pm and re-broadcast at 11:00
pm. “Newscenter 22” has been presented with a Spectrum Award for
Best TV Newscast in the Non-commercial TV category, by the Indiana
Broadcasters Association. Students anchor the news, sports, and
weather; shoot and edit stories;
switch and direct; and operate
all equipment necessary for the
production. WVUT-DT was
the first public digital television
station to go on-air in Indiana,
broadcasting a high definition
and standard definition schedule
daily.
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WVUT also produces
“22 Magazine,” a
public affairs magazine
program. Students
produce, edit and shoot
program features and
may help co-host the
program. They also
produce public television
promotional materials and
commercials for outside
clients.
WVUTTV/WVUT-DT
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Radio Production
In addition to four on-air radio stations, there are eight audio production
studios that contain a variety of professional audio production equipment.
In the VU tradition of “hands-on” training, students learn to operate every
piece of audio equipment in every studio. Students are required to use
these studios for various projects. From our digital audio consoles to our
“Adobe Audition” 64 track digital editors, students learn and practice on
the latest audio equipment. The Broadcasting Department faculty and staff
works directly with students in both formal and arranged lab situations.
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WVUB--Blazer 91.1
91.1 WVUB, is a Hot Adult Contemporary/Contemporary Hit Radio 50,000
watt Public Radio Station, now available in High Definition WVUB is
affiliated with Public Radio International and the Associated Press. These
affiliations provide our listeners with the most up to date information and
enable WVUB to provide quality programming to a wide base of listeners.
WVUB is staffed by students who perform most of the on-air duties and
production for the station. Students work with the AudioVault Express
automation system when on-air, providing them with the training they
otherwise would only receive at commercial stations.
Students on WVUB are supervised and trained by Broadcasting faculty
and staff who have backgrounds in the commercial industry. On-air
performance, improving communication skills and keeping the audience
entertained and informed are just some of the goals students work toward
when on-air.
WFML-FM
WFML-FM, “The Fox,” is a
commercial station staffed and
operated by professionals who
may work with student volunteers
in various areas.
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WROL-FM & WROK-FM
WROL-FM (87.9) and WROK-FM (88.5) are low-power stations that are
formatted much like regular commercial radio stations. Both stations are
also streamed on the internet at www.vinu.edu. WROK-FM is a classic and
current rock music station, while WROL-FM plays the latest contemporary
pop, rock, and urban music. First year students have required shifts on
these stations to develop their on-air presentation skills. Advanced radio
students are staff members for these stations and develop skills in many
practical areas of station operations.
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Remotes
A variety of radio and television remotes are produced with students each
year, ranging from men’s and women’s college basketball, political debates,
election returns and Meet Your Legislators, to the Miss Vincennes University
Scholarship Program (winner of the Indiana Public Broadcasting “Best
Performance Award”) and the VU Commencement ceremony.
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Multimedia
Students can catch the wave of the future and enter the BroadcastingMultimedia Option. Multimedia is the creative union of graphics, animation,
audio, video, and text to produce an informative, eye-catching visual
multimedia display that may end up on the Internet or on an Interactive-CD.
This option provides students with the basic skills and techniques to move
into this fast growing, challenging, and rewarding field.
Students in the Multimedia program gain a working knowledge of
equipment and procedures in a project based environment. In the
computer lab, students utilize AVID editing systems and other programs, to
develop skills in multimedia authoring and animation.
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Broadcast Sales Option
Some of the 2007 calendar year graduates chose to complete the Sales
Option in the Broadcasting program. Those students develop a more
specific background in broadcast sales. Radio, television, and cable selling techniques are presented and practiced. The successful Vincennes
University Broadcast Sales student has a working knowledge of Arbitron
and Nielsen rating techniques and uses, local, regional, and national selling
differences in addition to direct and agency selling skills.
Based upon the strength of our sales instruction, students who successfully complete the Sales Option will be eligible to take the Radio Marketing
Professional test and become certified by the Radio Advertising Bureau.
This places our graduates at a higher level when interviewing for a job.
Vincennes University is the only college in the country “partnering” with the
RAB in this manner, and shows our commitment to properly preparing our
students.
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AS Degree Requirements
Broadcasting Course Requirements
Required Broadcasting Courses
Credit
Hours
BCST 100 Intro to Mass Communications....................... 3
BCST 110 Broadcast Performance..................................... 3
ENGL 109 Broadcast Writing........................................... 3
BCST 120 Beginning Radio Production............................ 3
BCST 140 Beginning Television Production..................... 3
BCST 150 Broadcast Sales I.............................................. 3
BCST 161 Advanced Radio Production............................ 3
BCST 180 Advanced Television Production...................... 3
BCST 210 Broadcast Promotion....................................... 3
BCST 221 Broadcast Programming................................... 3
BCST 235 Newsroom Operations..................................... 3
BCST 240 Broadcast Management.................................... 3
BCST 260 Video Editing & Post Production.................... 3
BCST 270 ENG/EFP........................................................ 3
BCST 280 TV Program Producing & Directing................... 3
Broadcast Sales Course Requirements
Required Broadcasting Courses
Credit
Hours
BCST 100 Intro to Mass Communications....................... 3
BCST 110 Broadcast Performance..................................... 3
ENGL 109 Broadcast Writing........................................... 3
BCST 120 Beginning Radio Production............................ 3
BCST 140 Beginning Television Production..................... 3
BCST 150 Broadcast Sales I.............................................. 3
BCST 161 Advanced Radio Production............................ 3
BCST 180 Advanced Television Production...................... 3
BCST 210 Broadcast Promotion....................................... 3
BCST 240 Broadcast Management.................................... 3
BCST 250 Broadcast Sales II............................................. 3
BCST 251 Broadcast Sales III........................................... 3
BCST 260 Video Editing and Post Production.................. 3
BCST 280 TV Program Producing & Directing................... 3
Other Required Courses and Electives
Other Required Courses and Electives
ENGL 101 English Composition I.................................... 3
Physical Education Activity............................................... 2
Science............................................................................... 3
Social Science Electives...................................................... 3
Math Elective..................................................................... 3
Speech............................................................................... 3
Humanities, or Science, or Math Elective.......................... 3
Other Available Courses and Options
BCST 205 Sports Media.................................................... 3
BCST 285 Internship in Broadcasting............................... 4
ENGL 101 English Composition I.................................... 3
Physical Education Activity............................................... 2
Science............................................................................... 3
Social Science Electives...................................................... 3
Math Elective..................................................................... 3
Speech............................................................................... 3
Humanities, or Science, or Math Elective.......................... 3
Other Available Courses and Options
BCST 205 Sports Media.................................................... 3
BCST 285 Internship in Broadcasting............................... 4
Students may also choose an AS degree with greater general
education requirements. All broadcast classes remain the same.
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Equipment
The Broadcasting Program at Vincennes University teaches with a “Hands-On,” “Learn By
Doing” philosophy. In order to implement that philosophy, we have assembled one of the finest
Educational Broadcast Facilities in the Midwest. All of our graduates have been exposed to the
following equipment during their studies at Vincennes University.
Audio Equipment
Digital/Analog Audio Consoles
Audio Arts D70 (3 units)
Auditronics 2-110A, 212
Autogram AC-8 (1 unit)
Arrakis 2000 (2 units)
Radio Systems RS-6, RS-12 (3 units)
Compact Disk Players
Denon 950F (4 units)
Sony CDP-35 (10 units)
Technics SL PG100 (10 units)
Audiometrics CD-10 (4 units)
R.P.U. Systems
Marti RPT 15
Marti RPT 40
Marti RPT 30-2
Automation System
Scott Studios AXS System (2 systems)
Broadcast Electronics AudioVault Express (2 systems)
Video Equipment
Video Switchers
Grass Valley 1600-4s
Ross Synergy 100
Grass Valley 100
Utah PVS 224
Grass Valley Kayak
Grass Valley 200
Professional Studio Recorders S-VHS / Digital
JVC BRS-822 (3 units)
JVC RMG-860U Edit Controller + RMG-8200
Sony FXE 100 3 Machine Edit Controller
JVC BR-D850--D9 Digital (9 units)
JVC BR-DV6000, BR-DV3000 (2 units)
Studio Cameras
Ikegami HL60W
Still Store System
Pinnacle Flash File
Still Store System
Pinnacle Thunder MX Still & Clip Server
1” Studio Recorders
Ampex VPR-6
Software Packages
Nversion Automation System (TV)
Leitch VR-440 Video Server
EZ News
Natural Log
Visual Traffic
Broadview
Audio Cassette Decks
Tascam 122B
Nakamachi MR-1
Technics RSBX 6000
Technics RSBR 465
Remote Audio Mixers
Shure M-67
Electo-Voice 521211
Mackie 1642 VLZ (2 units)
Specialty Equipment
Yamaha SPX 90, SPX 900
Yamaha SPX 1000
Gentner SPH 3A (Telephone interface)
Sony Mini-Disc (15 units)
Digital Audio Editors
Adobe Audition (15 units)
Field Cameras
JVC DY 70U-D9 Digital
JVC DY 90U-D9 Digital
JVC29U
JVC GY-DV5000U
Panasonic AG-DVX100A
Graphics Systems
Chyron “Maxine!” (2 units)
Pinnacle HD Dekko
Digital Video Effects System
Pinnacle -- Alladin
Non-Linear Video Edit Systems
Avid Xpress Units (6)
Avid StudioXpress HD
Avid Xpress DV NLE (2 units)
Auxiliary Equipment
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Faculty & Staff
Jill Ballinger, Operations/Production Manager, WVUT-TV
Jim Bowers, Broadcast Engineer
Jay Burks, Professor
Rebecca Clark, Producer/Director, WVUT-TV
Tony Cloyd, News Director, WVUB-FM
James Evans, Director of Engineering
Joseph Gilley, Broadcast Engineer
John Hitchcock, Professor & Manager, WROK Cable (and on-line) FM
Sharon Kiefer, Program Director, WVUT-TV
Steve McClure, Broadcast Engineer
Marianne McDaniel, Lab Supervisor & Producer/Director
Al Rerko, Associate Professor & Manager, WVUT-TV/WVUT-DT, & Director of
Broadcast Facilities
Julie Sievers, Senior Producer/Director, WVUT-TV
Darby Smith, Assistant Program Director, WVUB-FM
Phillip Smith, Instructor and General Manager, WVUB-FM
Mike Woods, Program Director, WVUB-FM
Doug Young, Associate Professor, Manager of WROL Cable (and on-line) FM, &
Chairman of Broadcasting
Kathryn Young, Professor
Thomas Young, Professor
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