Broadcasting Graduation Bulletin 2013

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Dear Broadcaster and Media Specialist:
The Electronic Media department’s latest edition of the Vincennes University Graduate
Bulletin features our recent graduates from the VU E-Media-Broadcasting Program.
The 2013 edition includes both the E-Media and Multimedia Communications
graduates. This edition has all the students completing their Associate in Science
degree in May, August, or December 2013. This Graduate Bulletin, along with many
of the previous editions can be accessed on-line by visiting the VU Electronic MediaBroadcasting website at www.vinu.edu/electronicmedia.
The VU E-Media program is a hands-on program beginning with the first week as a
student. The Electronic Media graduates have extensive training in labs and by working
on the university owned and operated radio and television stations. The skills learned
include, but not limited to, audio and video production, writing, sales, web content,
and social networks. Our Multimedia Communications graduates have experience in
graphic design, web development, audio-video production, and writing for media.
This academic year was another year of growth for the E-Media department. With the
guidance of our Advisory Committee, content was updated in each course in their major
to better prepare our graduates for employment. A TVUPack Mini was added to our
high end broadcast quality equipment providing our students with the opportunity to do
live news reports on location for the web and during the live nightly newscast on WVUT.
As an Avid Learning Partner, our students have the opportunity to earn their Avid
Media Composer user certification. Our graduates can also earn their RAB Radio
Marketing Professional Certification.
The Blazer, WVUB-FM radio operates with three HD channels. WVUB was recognized
this year by the Indiana Broadcasters Association with three Spectrum Awards, Station
of the Year, Community Service Award, and Best Promotional Announcement. WVUB
was also nominated for the top honor of Service to Indiana Award. WVUT-DT operates
two television channels, one in HD and one in SD. A third SD channel is scheduled to
air by the fall of 2013.
Our graduates are working in nearly all of the Indiana markets and various markets
throughout the country including some of the national networks. There are VU E-Media
graduates teaching in high schools preparing future media specialists.
Please take a look at this year’s graduates and consider them for employment at your
company. They are well trained and understand the commitment necessary for a
successful career. I invite you to visit our website and we would like the opportunity to
give you a tour of our facilities and to meet our dedicated staff and faculty.
Sincerely,
Jay D. Burks
Electronic Media Chair and Professor
812.888.5360 or [email protected]
NICK ACEDO
5907 Cheshire Ct., Indianapolis, IN 46254
Ph: 317-290-0585 • Cell Ph: 317-690-7351
E-mail: [email protected]
IMMEDIATE
Graduate Vincennes University and apply for
summer internship at Riot Games in Santa Monica,
CA in the Audio Mixing Profession.
LONG RANGE
Work at a radio station, hoping to eventually become
a Music Director. After acquiring more audio editing
experience, apply for a permanent position at Riot
Games for the Audio Mixing or Broadcasting
position.
BROADCAST / MEDIA EXPERIENCE
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Produce and Voice the K-Now Concert
Calendar, Air Talent, News Reader. WVUB-FM: Air Talent
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Chyron Operator, Technical
Director, TelePrompter Operator, Master Control Supervisor. ENG: News
Photographer.
HONORS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY: Received $250 Broadcasting Scholarship.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with a Core 40 diploma for Academic Honors. 3.3
GPA.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
AS Degree – Electronic Media - Broadcast Production & Sales
AVAILABLE FOR EMPLOYMENT
December of Current Calendar Year
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CURTIS AKERS
301 Voorhees Street, Rockville, IN 47872
Ph: 765-569-2269 • Cell Ph: 765-592-4947
IMMEDIATE
My immediate goal is to simply find a job in the
broadcast industry.
LONG RANGE
My long range goal is to eventually get a job working
for ESPN or another major sports network. BROADCAST / MEDIA EXPERIENCE
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Programming
Music, Air Talent, News Reader, Sports Reader, Production.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Associate Producer, Camera
Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Floor Director, Video Playback. ENG: News
Photographer, News Reporter, News Editor. Sports Remotes: Floor Camera
Operator, Platform Camera Operator.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
TELEVISION: Cinergy, Vincennes, IN 8/2012-Present.
Camera Operator. Set up broadcasting equipment: camera, tripod, audio
board, and microphone. Using the equipment: monitored and taped the events,
transferred taped material onto CD/DVDs when requested, operation of JVC HD
cameras, switchers, audio boards and character generators. Editing: Avid, Adobe,
FinalCut and iMovie. 3 years experience in customer service.
HONORS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY: Donald Bell Scholarship
HIGH SCHOOL: NHS, Linebarger Good Citizen Award, Student Council, Senior
Class Secretary, Varsity Football Captain, Tri-Kappa Scholarship.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
May of Current Calendar Year
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SCOTT BLESSING
502 Washington Avenue, Frankfort, IN 46041
Ph: 765-659-1437 • Cell Ph: 765-242-2927
IMMEDIATE
Graduate from VU. Find a job at a news station.
LONG RANGE
Get a job in the sports broadcasting field for a major
network or professional/college level team.
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Co-Produce
and Voice the feature “This Week’s #1”, Air Talent,
News Reader, Sports Reader.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV - Nightly Newscast: Director, Associate Producer,
Camera Operator, Floor Director, ENG: News Photographer, News Reporter,
News Editor. Sports Remotes: Floor Camera Operator, and hand held camera for
the men and women’s basketball games.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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TANNER STUART COLE
18815 Michigan Rd, Marysville, IN 47141
Ph: 812-786-3467 • Cell Ph: 812-786-3467
IMMEDIATE
To obtain a full time entry level position at either
a television or radio station and start establishing
myself as a professional in my field.
LONG RANGE
In the next ten years I plan on being a successful talk
show host in radio for a medium size to large market,
eventually working my way to getting my show
syndicated. My dream job is to be the host of The Late
Show.
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Reader, Sports Reader.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Sports Anchor, Director, Camera
Operator, Video Playback. ENG: News Photographer, News Reporter, News
Editor. Public Affairs Program 22 Magazine: Camera Operator. Sports Remotes:
Audio, Floor Camera Operator, Replay Operator.
RADIO: 93.3 WQTY Linton, IN: I am the board operator for all Green County
Sports broadcasts.
HONORS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY: James Jernigan Broadcasting Scholarship Recipient.
HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity Tennis, Senior Tennis Captain, Theatre, Received the
theatre departments’ Most Outstanding Talent award.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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MITCH W. COLUMBE
5556 West State Road 244, Milroy, IN 46156
Ph: 765-629-2406 • Cell Ph: 765-561-4902
IMMEDIATE
Work as hard as possible to become a dependable
employee, and listen to all advice to become better in
the broadcasting field. Would like to go in the sports
side of broadcasting covering any event. LONG RANGE
Eventually work my way up to an on-air position
either in radio or television. Would like to work in a
larger market some day hoping to be a personality on
the side lines or at the desk.
UNIVERSITY
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Sports Anchor
Audio, Video Playback. ENG: Fall of 2013 News Photographer, News Reporter,
News Editor. Sports Remotes: Floor Camera Operator, Technical Director, Sports
Color Commentator.
RADIO: WRLN 91.9 Rushville Consolidated High School: First Student to be
streamed live on the internet. It was a boys basketball game where I was color
commentator. This was the first broadcast by 91.9
SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED
IBA Job Fair in February of 2012 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
HONORS & AWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL: Eagle Scout with 7 palms, top 10 state finalist for speech team
under the category of broadcasting in 2011, a 2 time sectional champion for
broadcasting at the Greensburg Speech Invitational, Junior Rotarian of the Month
for Rushville Indiana’s Rotary Club in 2011.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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DARREN ENGLEKING
2685 S 950 E, LaGrange, IN 46761
Ph: 260-351-4242 • Cell Ph: 260-350-1192
IMMEDIATE
Upon graduation I plan to attend Purdue University
and graduate with a Bachelor Degree in Meteorology
to become a broadcast meteorologist.
LONG RANGE
To eventually become a chief meteorologist at a
television station.
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Format Development and Programming,
Student Music Director, Air Talent, News Reader, Sports Reader, Program
Director. WVUB-FM - Air Talent, News Gathering.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Weather Anchor, Technical
Director, Camera Operator, ESS Stills. ENG: News Photographer, News Reporter,
News Editor. Public Affairs Program 22 Magazine: Camera Operator, Floor
Director. Sports Remotes: Audio.
RADIO: WTHD-105.5 FM, WLZZ-104.5 FM, WLKI-100.3 FM: Board Operator
August 2009-July 2010
Job Shadow Meteorologist Greg Shoup at WANE Channel 15
Fort Wayne, IN-January 2008
INTERNSHIPS
RADIO: Federated Media, Fort Wayne, IN (WOWO 1190 AM and 92.3
FM; WMEE 97.3 FM; WQHK 105.1 FM; ESPN 1380 AM; WBYR 98.9 FM):
Promotions Internship
HONORS & AWARDS
HIGH SCHOOOL: National Honors Society; FFA-Star Greenhand & DeKalb
Achievement Award; Student Council-4 Years; Inducted into International
Thespian Society; 4-H--Tenure Award
ACADEMIC TRAINING
AAS Degree – Electronic Media - Broadcast Production & Sales
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MYRANDA GOTT
7905 N. Sanctuary Ln., Mooresville, IN 46158
Cell Ph: 317-270-4738
IMMEDIATE
I would like a job in radio somewhere being either a
sports broadcaster or have my own live radio show.
In a small market to begin with, and try to find a
station that’s close to home.
LONG RANGE
Have a job in a larger market with my own radio
show throughout the day or as a sports broadcaster. I
would be willing to relocate for a good job.
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Format Development and Programming, Air
Talent, News Reader, Sports Reader, Program Director, News Director, Talent
Coach, Public Service Director, Promotions Manager, Production. WVUB-FM
Air Talent, Sports Board Ops.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Sports Anchor,
Weather Anchor, Director, Associate Producer, Chyron Operator, Technical
Director, Audio, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Floor Director, Video
Playback, Master Control Supervisor, ESS Stills. ENG: News Photographer, News
Reporter, News Editor. Public Affairs Program 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera
Operator, Floor Director, TelePrompTer Operator, Record Operator. Sports
Remotes: Technical Director, Chyron Operator, Audio, Camera Operator, Replay
Operator. Sports Color Commentator, Sports Play by Play Announcer.
RADIO: Blazer 91.1: Radio show for a couple hours one day a week. (Nov.1Dec.1, 2012). K-ROK & K-NOW: had a show every morning. (Jan 1-April 1, 2011).
WBDG: had a radio show in high school (2009-2010).
TELEVISION: WVUT: Various crew positions. Ben Davis television in high
school (all year long 2009-2010).
HONORS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY: Girls basketball Team -Ranked 2nd in the nation
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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JESSE GUINN
448 S. Messick Rd., New Castle, IN 47362
Cell Ph: 765-591-2576
IMMEDIATE
I plan to work in the medium market radio/TV
industry while attending school to further my
education. I want to pursue a Bachelor’s degree and
focus on weather and meteorology.
LONG RANGE
To be a weatherman for a medium or large market
television station.
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Format Development and Programming Student Program Director, Air Talent, News Reader, Sports Reader. WVUB-FM Air
Talent, Remote Broadcasts, Production, Sports Board Ops.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV - Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Sports Anchor,
Weather Anchor, Chyron Operator, Director, Technical Director, Camera Operator,
TelePrompTer Operator, Floor Director. ENG: News Photographer, News Reporter,
News Editor. Public Affairs Program 22 Magazine: TelePrompTer Operator.
RADIO: WVUB-FM: Board-Op Manager.
Cumulus Media (WMDH-FM/WLTI-AM): freelance work.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV: teach on-air students weather presentation for the
nightly NewsCenter 22 broadcast. BlazerVision: VU Basketball video display crew
Cinergy MetroNet: sports camera operator.
INTERNSHIPS
Cumulus Media, Muncie, Indiana (WMDH-FM/WLTI-AM): Date May
2012-August 2012. Duties: morning show assistant, production, air talent, assist in
remote broadcasts.
HONORS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY: WTHI-TV Broadcasting Scholarship recipient, Dean’s List.
HIGH SCHOOL: outstanding student award, academic improvement award, workethic certificate.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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CHAD IRVINE
3243 Camillo Court, Carmel, IN 46074
Ph: 317-733-9939 • Cell Ph: 317-431-4836
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Air Talent.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast:
News Anchor, Sports Anchor, Associate Producer,
Camera Operator, ESS Stills. ENG: News
Photographer, News Reporter, News Editor. Public
Affairs Program 22 Magazine: Camera Operator.
Sports Remotes: Technical Director, Floor Camera
Operator.
RADIO: 91.3 WHJE Carmel, IN: 2008-2011- Sports broadcaster, Assistant Sports
Director, Assistant Production director, On-Air Talent, News/sports writer, news
and sports anchor.
Vincennes University Career Day - Spring 2012
IASB Conference/Competition - Spring 2010/2011
HONORS & AWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL: Third Place - Basketball Play by Play- IASB
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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CODY MONROE
7541 W. Mooresville Rd., Camby, IN 46113
Cell Ph: 317-490-8474
IMMEDIATE
Entry level job in radio or televsion.
LONG RANGE
To refine and gain new skills for long term
employment in broadcasting.
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Reader, Sports Reader,
Production. WVUB-FM: Production.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Sports Anchor, Chyron Operator,
Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Video Playback Sports. Remotes:
Floor Camera Operator, Platform Camera Operator.
INTERNSHIPS
WRZX, X103, 103.3, Indianapolis, IN: Summer 2013
HONORS & AWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL: Academic Honors Diploma
ACADEMIC TRAINING
AS Degree – Electronic Media- Broadcast Production & Sales
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ADAM NELSON
3207 N190W, Peru, IN 46970
Ph: 765-327-2290 • Cell Ph: 765-437-5943
IMMEDIATE
To immerse myself in the still photography and
videography market and become a major option for
artists or anyone needing professional media created
in Indiana and the entire Midwest.
LONG RANGE
I hope to be owning a business that travels
throughout the United States creating music videos
and providing photography. My dream is to attend
music tours taking photos for major publications.
UNIVERSITY
Production. WVUB-FM: Production.
TELEVISION: Public Affairs Program 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera Operator.
HONORS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY: Dean’s List Fall Semester 2011
ACADEMIC TRAINING
AS Degree – Multimedia with Broadcast Emphasis
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CAMERON RINGLE
601 East 8th Street, Fowler, IN 47944
Ph: 765-884-1455 • Cell Ph: 765-426-5252
IMMEDIATE
Entry level position for any television production
company.
LONG RANGE
I would like to work on the production of episodic
network programs.
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Co-Produce
and Voice work for K-Now “Box Office Beat” Features, Air Talent, Program
Director. WVUB-FM: Sports Board Ops.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Director, Technical Director,
Floor Director. ENG: News Photographer. Public Affairs Program 22 Magazine:
Camera Operator, Sports Remotes: Floor Camera Operator, Platform Camera
Operator.
INTERNSHIPS
At this point, I have applied to Disney for an internship.
HONORS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY: I’m currently on the Dean’s List with a 4.0 GPA
HIGH SCHOOL: I have a Core 40 diploma.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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KRISTOPHER “KOLE” RUSHMORE
693 Baums Bridge Road, Kouts, IN 46347
Ph: 219-707-9831 • Cell Ph: 219-707-9831
IMMEDIATE
My immediate goal is to pursue a bachelor degree in
Communications. LONG RANGE
To learn as much as I can about the industry
and work as hard as I can to be successful in the
industry. BROADCAST / MEDIA EXPERIENCE
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Air Talent,
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Director, Associate Producer,
Chyron Operator, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Video Playback,
Master Control Supervisor.
HONORS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY: Recommended for peer tutoring in the broadcasting department.
HIGH SCHOOL: Student of the quarter in Video Production vocational.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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AUSTIN SARVER
270 EUCLID AVE., PERU, IN 46970
Ph: 765-472-8106 • Cell Ph: 765-469-2670
IMMEDIATE
My goal right now is to continue to develop my skills
in the field that I love, still photography and video
production. I wish to continue to strengthen my work
in public relations as well.
LONG RANGE
After completing my education run, I wish to
be housed in a suburban or urban area with a
dedicated job to business oriented still photography
and videography. As a hobby, I wish to write short
stories in the forms of novels and screenplays, while
producing some of those stories in the medium of filmmaking. I wish to submit
some of those pieces into film festivals as well.
UNIVERSITY
Production.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Public Affairs Program 22 Magazine: Camera
Operator. Sports Remotes: Floor Camera Operator.
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TYLER SHELTON
North East Street, Mays, IN 46155
Ph: 765-645-5462 • Cell Ph: 765-561-5792
IMMEDIATE
To earn a bachelor degree in web design.
LONG RANGE
To own my own web design and corporate video
production company.
UNIVERSITY
News Reader, Sports Reader, Production.
TELEVISION: Public Affairs Program 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera Operator,
Greeter, Floor Director, TelePrompTer Operator, Record Operator.
RADIO: Remotes.
TELEVISION: Have my own camera and editing software, for production.
SOFTWARE: All Microsoft office programs, Photoshop, InDesign, Flash
Animation, Avid, Premier, Bridge, Audition, Dreamweaver, and a good
understanding of HTML5.
HONORS & AWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL: Student Broadcasting Award, won a safe driving award for a
contest.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
AS Degree – Multimedia with Broadcast Emphasis
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MITCHELL SHOAF
7621 N 100 W, Boswell, IN 47921
Ph: 765-869-4039 • Cell Ph: 765-376-7661
IMMEDIATE
To gain an entry level job in radio or television
production, in radio as an on-air talent or as an ENG
photographer in television in a small to medium
market. Would also like to do freelance work
LONG RANGE
To work as an on-air radio talent in a large market or
be a sports reporter for the NHL network while doing
freelance work on the side.
UNIVERSITY
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Associate Producer, Camera
Operator, Video Playback, ESS Stills. ENG: News Photographer. Sports Remotes:
Floor Camera Operator, Platform Camera Operator, Replay Operator.
TELEVISION: WVUT: Camera operator: Miss Vincennes University pageant
for. Camera operator: 2012 8th District U.S. House of Representative debate for.
Metronet Cable: Camera operator: High school Football, Basketball & Baseball
games.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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VICTORIA STOLL
2120 Spring Street Lot #44, New Castle, IN 47362
Cell Ph: 812-677-8701
IMMEDIATE
After I graduate from Vincennes, I plan to look for
work hopefully either in Evansville, Terre Haute, or
Indianapolis.
LONG RANGE
I hope to be either a news writer or a field photographer
for a station in Indianapolis. Possibly even a field
reporter.
UNIVERSITY
RADIO: K-NOW Internet Radio: Produce, Write,
and Host the audio feature “Nashville News”, Air Talent, Program Director,
Promotions Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: News Gathering, Production.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Chyron Operator, Camera Operator,
ESS Stills. ENG: News Photographer, News Reporter, News Editor. Public Affairs
Program 22 Magazine: Audio, Floor Director. Sports Remotes: Chyron Operator,
Floor Camera Operator.
TELEVISION: I am a Blazer Vision employee; we began work in August of 2012 and
we will continue until the spring of 2013. Work will begin again in August of 2012. I
was a floor camera operator and helped with music and running the scoreboard video
screen.
INTERNSHIPS
RADIO: 102.5 WMDH, New Castle, Indiana: WMDH is a Cumulus Media
station. While there I will being doing a lot of production work and also help out with
remotes. I will be helping with the Morning Brew, the stations morning program. I
might possibly even do a little bit of on air work.
HONORS & AWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL: Academic Honors. Editor in Chief of the school newspaper, An
article I did over Spring Break Destinations won 3rd place at the Ball State Journalism
Day feature spread competition.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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DANNY TABORN
19212 Auten Rd, South Bend, IN 46635
Ph: 574-272-6528 • Cell Ph: 812-887-0894
IMMEDIATE
To become part of my first news team either as spot
reporter and later weekend anchor.
LONG RANGE
To one day be an anchor in television.
UNIVERSITY
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Weather Anchor,
Chyron Operator, Audio, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Floor
Director. ENG: News Photographer, News Reporter, News Editor. Public Affairs
Program 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera Operator, Greeter, Floor Director,
TelePrompTer Operator, Record Operator.
INTERNSHIPS
CBS Headquarters NYC: Worked under two shows CTM (CBS THIS
MORNING) and CBS The Evening News. Also, in the CBS sales department,
I wrote and edited scripts for promos, cued in CTM promos to major affiliate
stations edited promos using Avid News Cutter Daily and attended meetings with
executive staff members for topic ideas.
HONORS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY: SGA (Student Government Association) scholarship CAB
(Campus Activites Board) scholarship.
HIGH SCHOOL: Certificate of completion of radio/tv program at Riley High
School. Core 40 diploma from Clay High School.
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ZACH WELDY
930 N Elm Rd., Bremen, IN 46506
Ph: 574-546-3185 • Cell Ph: 574-248-0094
IMMEDIATE
I would like to establish myself in the radio industry
in a small to medium market.
LONG RANGE
I would like to be able to run and manage a radio
station in a medium to large market.
UNIVERSITY
News Reader, Sports Reader, Talent Coach, Promotions, Production. WVUB-FM:
Remote Broadcasts, Production.
TELEVISION: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Director, Associate Producer,
Technical Director, Audio, Camera Operator, Video Playback. ENG: News
Photographer, News Reporter, News Editor. Public Affairs Program 22
Magazine: Camera Operator, Record Operator. Sports Remotes: Floor Camera
Operator, Platform Camera Operator, Replay Operator.
INTERNSHIPS
RADIO: WRBR 103.9: On-air talent with the morning show (Jason Lee and
Kluck) Summer 2011 and 2012.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
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VIDEO PRODUCTION
Students in the Electronic Media program gain video production skills through
structured educational experiences and the production of programming created
for WVUT-HD. 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 complete daily tasks and goals. Students are crew members for a nightly
newscast, sports remotes, public affairs programs, and other productions
throughout the year.
Students have access to high definition studio and field equipment, including
twenty-four AVID Media Composer editing suites.
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WVUT-HD
WVUT-HD is Vincennes 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. This newscast is
broadcast live at 5:00 pm and re-broadcast at 11:30 pm. This newscast 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-HD is the first public
digital television station to go on-air in Indiana, broadcasting a high definition
and standard definition schedule daily on 22.1 and 22.2. Studio and remote
productions are in broadcast high definition.
WVUT also produces “22 Magazine,” a public affairs magazine program.
Students work in production crew positions as studio camera operators,
Chyron graphics operators, TelePrompTer operators, audio operators, video
recorder operators, and photographers shooting high definition video. WVUT
operates an HD channel for PBS programming, and a separate SD channel with
programming for PBS Create and the Indiana Channel.
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AUDIO/RADIO PRODUCTION
In addition to three 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” audio
editing software, students learn and practice on the latest audio equipment. The
Electronic Media/Broadcasting Department faculty and staff work directly with
students in both formal and scheduled lab situations.
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WVUB-BLAZER 91.1 HD
91.1, WVUB-HD is a Hot Adult Contemporary 50,000 watt Public Radio Station.
WVUB is affiliated with the National Public Radio and American Public Radio
networks. 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 broadcasts in HD, allowing two more signals on the same
frequency. WVUB-HD-2 is Blazer Cool Jazz with NPR news, and WVUBHD-3 is Blazer Bilingue, the only Indiana radio station south of Indianapolis
broadcasting in the Spanish language. WVUB won three IBA Spectrum Awards
in 2012. WVUB was recognized as Radio Station of the Year, Community
Service Award, and Best Promotional Announcement.
Students assist professional staff on WVUB. They are supervised and trained by
broadcasting faculty and staff who have strong 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 with WVUB.
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INTERNET RADIO
K-NOW streams live from the Vincennes University Website at www.vinu.edu.
K-NOW is operated and programmed by a mix of first and second year students
as they learn how to operate a radio station from the ground up, including
learning to work with a digital automation system. The experience mirrors a real
world progression of skills and training as closely as is possible in an academic
setting. All of the station operations are conducted under the direction and
supervision of faculty.
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INTERNSHIPS
Danny Taborn (pictured above) completed an internship with the CBS Network
in New York city during the summer of 2012. With his Avid Editing experience
in the VU E-Media program he was editing promos for CBS This Morning, CBS
Evening News, CBS Sunday Morning, and the 48 Hour Mystery program. He
also attended workshop sessions with Scott Pelly and Gale King. These sessions
included the topic of an effective Enterprise Journalist and script writing.
Each year students in the E-Media and Multimedia programs complete
internships throughout the state of Indiana and the Midwest. This includes
radio and television stations in addition to cable companies. Today’s multimedia
students are working with companies to improve and maintain their websites
and to increase their use of social media.
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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 Legislator”, to the Miss Vincennes University
Scholarship Program (winner of the Indiana Public Broadcasting “Best
Performance Award”), and the VU Commencement ceremony.
These major remotes utilize a 4-5 camera High Definition remote production
fly-away package, which WVUT utilizes for major remotes. Studios are also
located in the Red Skelton Performing Arts Center and the Vincennes University
P.E. Complex.
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MULTIMEDIA
The Multimedia Communications program at Vincennes University is designed
to prepare students for successful entry into the career field of their choice.
Multimedia is the creative union of graphic design, animation, audio, video, and
text, used to produce an informative, eye-catching, audio-visual computer based
presentation. Students will combine artistic ability with technical proficiency
to design and create multimedia products for websites and non broadcast
productions.
Students will work on skills that can be adapted to fit a variety of situations. With
the continuing changes in technology and the business world, people with the
flexibility of multiple skill areas are more likely to make progress in their careers.
Students will take a series of skill building courses needed to effectively operate in
a computer media environment. They complete a set of core courses that includes
audio-video production, photography, web page development, graphic design,
computer aided publishing, multimedia production, and broadcast writing.
Students will choose one area of emphasis to compliment the core skill courses and
provide expertise in a specific career area.
At Vincennes University, we firmly believe in the value of hands-on, real world
experience for students. The Multimedia Communications program is a time
intensive course of study. An internship or capstone project is required for all
Multimedia Communication majors. We stress the importance of good job habits
and developing a strong personal presentation so students can get where they want
to go in their careers.
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MEDIA SALES
In sales classes, radio, television, internet, and cable selling techniques are
presented and practiced. The successful Electronic Media/Broadcasting sales
student has a working knowledge of Arbitron and Nielsen rating techniques
and uses; local, regional, and national selling differences; and direct and agency
selling skills.
Students who successfully complete their sales courses will be eligible to take the
Radio Marketing Professional exam and become certified by the Radio
Advertising Bureau. Vincennes University Electronic Media/Broadcasting
department is the only university program in the country partnering with the
RAB in this manner. This year’s graduates have additional sales training for
digital media sales.
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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 Consoles and Mixers
Audio Arts D70 and Air 2+
Radio Systems Millennium
Autogram AC-8
Arrakis 2000SCT
Mackie 1642VLZ
ElectroVoice 5212211
Radio Automation and
Production Software
Broadcast Electronics Audio Vault with
production module to support three stations
Broadcast Software International Simian
Broadcast Software International Stinger
iMedia logging
Natural Log traffic
Adobe Audition
Sony Sound Forge
Remote Pickup Systems
Marti RPT 30-2, 15 and 40
Audio Studio Equipment
Video Recording
Omneon Media Deck HD video server
Omneon Media Deck SD video server
Harris Nexio Server
Sony PDWF1600 hd XDcam recorder
Sony PDWF1500 hd XDcam recorder
JVC BR-D85
JVC BR-DV6000 and 3000
Sony DSR20
Sony BR-D50
Sony HVR-1500A
Television Automation and
Production Software
Twenty Four Avid Media Composer
workstations
Two Avid Media Composer w/NitrisDX
workstations
NVerzion automation system with
production to support two channels
Broadview Traffic system
EZ News Electronic Newsroom system
Yamaha SPX 90, SPX 900 and SPX 1000
Gentner SPH3A and SPX5A
360 Systems Instant Replay
Various Mini-disc recorder/players
Various audio cassette recorder/players
Studio Cameras
Video Switchers
Sony PDW700 HD XDcam
JVC GY-HM700 series HD camera
Grass Valley Group Kayak SD/HD
Ross Synergy 100
Sony Anycast
Miranda HD ImageStore Master Control
Miranda SD ImageStore Master Control
Graphics Systems
Chyron LEX2 HD/SD with Lyric Pro
Avid/Pinnacle HD Dekko and Post Dekko
Avid/Pinnacle Thunder HD Still/Clip server
Avid/Pinnacle Thunder SD Still server
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Ikegami HDK-77EC
Ikegami HL-60W
Ikegami HL-55
ENG, EFP and Remote Cameras
Camera Mounting Equipment
EZ- FX JIB 24 ft.
Steadicam Zephr Camera Unit
TVUPack Mini for live HD remotes and
news inserts
FACULTY & STAFF
Jill Ballinger, Operations/Production Manager, WVUT-TV
Jim Bowers, Broadcast Engineer
Jay Burks, Professor and Department Chair
Nichole Carie, Assistant News Director, Adjunct Faculty
Tony Cloyd, News Director
James Evans, Director of Engineering
Mary Hogue, Assistant Program Director, WVUT-TV/Blazer Vision Supervisor
Sharon Kiefer, Program Director, WVUT-TV
Steve McClure, Senior Broadcast Engineer
Marianne McDaniel, Producer/Director, WVUT-TV
Al Rerko, Associate Professor, Manager, WVUT-TV,
Director of Broadcast Facilities
Julie Sievers, Senior Producer/Director, WVUT-TV
Phillip Smith, Instructor and General Manager, WVUB-FM & WFML-FM
Roseann Smith, Traffic Director, WVUB-FM
Kevin Watson, Program Director, WVUB-FM HD-2 & HD-3, Adjunct Faculty
Mike Woods, Program Director, WVUB-FM, Adjunct Faculty
Thomas Young, Professor
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Broadcasting Graduation Bulletin 2013

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