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The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Suncoast Chapter
suncoastchapter.org
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DEADLINE: July 1, 2016
HAVE YOU ENTERED YET?
JUST A REMINDER - the 2016 Suncoast Regional Emmy® Awards Call for Entries deadline is
July 1, 2016. It will be here before you know it. Entering is easy – you’ll find all the information you
need to submit your entries—from the Call for Entries Rulebook to FAQs that guide you through the
entire process. The eligibility period for this year’s submissions is July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016.
Don’t delay - enter today! suncoastchapter.org
It’s your chance to shine.
Call
for
Entries
2016 Suncoast Regional Emmy® Awards
PO Box 840738 • Pembroke Pines, FL 33084 • Tel. (954) 322-3171 • Fax (954) 322-3178 • E-mail: [email protected]
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CHAPTER NEWS
SUNCOAST BOARD OF GOVERNORS
CHANGING OF THE GUARD
Karla MacDonald, Suncoast Executive Director honors outgoing
Chapter President Chip Richards with a commemorative EMMY®
Chip Richards presents Frances Hernandez, WPBT Channel 2, with
a commemorative plaque for her service as a Suncoast Governor
Karla MacDonald presented outgoing Suncoast Chapter President Chip Richards, former Production Manager of WLRN-TV,
with a commemorative EMMY® at the Board of Governors May meeting. Chip’s term as President of the Chapter has ended
and newly elected President John Mays, Production Manager, WFOR/CBS4 will now be at the helm of the Suncoast Chapter.
Barbara Alfonso, Director, TeleXitos, Miami will serve the chapter as 1st Vice President and Alternate Trustee and Frances
Hernandez, Manager, National Productions, WPBT Channel 2 will serve as 2nd Vice President and Trustee. Maria Cristina Barros
will serve the chapter as a Trustee.
According to the Suncoast Chapter by-laws, members of the Board of Governors who faithfully serve two 2-year terms receive
a gold plaque in appreciation. Frances Hernandez, newly elected 2nd Vice President completed her terms as a board member and
received her plaque from Chip Richards. Natalia Crujeiras, Chief Content Officer for the Office of Cuba Broadcasting completed
her terms as a board member and was also presented with a plaque. Natalia was not in attendance at the May meeting.
Also at the May meeting, the Board of Governors elected four new board members. They are Victor Hernandez, Career and Technical
Education/Fine Arts Dept. Head TV Production, Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High, Sarah Landman, VP, Production + Post
Production,
Dolphin Digital
Media, Sandra
Peebles,Submissions:
News Anchor/Reporter,
WLTV
and Susan
Solano
Vila, Vice
Eligibility
Period
for Entry
July
1,Univision
2014 23
– June
30,
2015
President of Creative Services and Community Relations, WSCV Telemundo 51.
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CHAPTER NEWS
SUNCOAST STUDENT
TELEVISION
AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE
Congratulations
to our Suncoast
Winners & Honorable Mentions
STUDENT TELEVISION AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE
WINNERS & HONORABLE MENTIONS
The Suncoast Student Television Award of Excellence encourages the pursuit of excellence in video production and focuses
public attention on outstanding achievements produced by college, university and high school students. The 2016 Suncoast
High Television Awards of Excellence winners and honorable mentions are listed below.
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY – WINNERS
Category 9 ANIMATION
Escuela de Artes Plásticas de Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR “Flipped”
Escuela de Artes Plásticas de Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR “Star Gaze”
Category 11 PHOTOGRAPHER
Escuela de Artes Plásticas de Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR “Vortice”
Category 12 DIRECTING
Miami Dade College, Miami, FL “Tesla”
Category 6 WRITING
Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond, LA “Twin Spans Rebuilt”
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CHAPTER NEWS
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY – HONORABLE MENTIONS
Category 1 NEWSCAST
Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond, LA “Northshore News (3/5/2015)”
Category 4 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURAL AFFAIRS
Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL “Use Social Media to Meet Your Idol”
Category 9 ANIMATION
Escuela de Artes Plásticas de Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR “Pico y Espuela”
Escuela de Artes Plásticas de Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR “The Perfect Man”
Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond, LA “Stolen Dance”
Escuela de Artes Plásticas de Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR “Sidewalk”
Category 13 EDITING
Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond, LA “Grace’s – Editing Composition”
NOTE: High School entries are judged in a separate contest from College entries. The scores produced by these two panels are not combined;
instead the scores are interpreted separately for final “cut-off” evaluation.
HIGH SCHOOL – WINNERS
Category 2 NEWS STORY – SERIOUS NEWS
Christopher Columbus High School / CCNN Live, Miami FL “Seeing Beyond the Darkness”
Christopher Columbus High School / CCNN Live, Miami FL “Dangers of Digital Dating”
Christopher Columbus High School / CCNN Live, Miami FL “Sofia’s Hope”
Category 3 NEWS STORY – LIGHT NEWS
Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High, North Miami Beach, FL “Sb+Rs+N7”
School District of Lee County, Ft. Myers, FL “A High Five for Good”
West Broward High School, Pembroke Pines, FL “JROTC Feature”
WAHS News, American Heritage School, Plantation, FL “The Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference: Dream. Dare. Do.”
Category 4 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURAL AFFAIRS
School District of Lee County, Ft. Myers, FL “Finding Her Balance”
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CHAPTER NEWS
HIGH SCHOOL – WINNERS
(continued)
West Broward High School, Pembroke Pines, FL
Winners in Category 3 NEWS STORY – LIGHT NEWS, Category 5 LONG FORM (FICTION) and
Category 8 PUBLIC AFFAIRS/COMMUNITY SERVICE/PUBLIC SERVICE (includes PSA’s)
Category 5 LONG FORM (Fiction)
West Broward High School, Pembroke Pines, FL “Revolving Child”
Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High, North Miami Beach, FL “Monster”
West Broward High School, Pembroke Pines, FL “Words Hurt”
Christopher Columbus High School / CCNN Live, Miami FL “Connect, Respect, Protect”
Christopher Columbus High School / CCNN Live, Miami FL “Keep Columbus Clean”
American Heritage School / WAHS News, Plantation, FL “Online Safety PSA”
School District of Lee County, Ft. Myers, FL “CurrentLee Episode 42”
Category 13 EDITING
School District of Lee County, Ft. Myers, FL “Breathe Easy”
Category 16 WRITING
School District of Lee County, Ft. Myers, FL “Eco-Friendly Elementary”
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CHAPTER NEWS
HIGH SCHOOL – HONORABLE MENTIONS
Category 1 NEWSCAST
West Broward High School, Pembroke Pines, FL “Bobcat Broadcast (Back to School)”
Category 2 NEWS STORY – SERIOUS NEWS
School District of Lee County, Ft. Myers, FL “Teacher Shortage”
Category 3 NEWS STORY – LIGHT NEWS
Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High, North Miami Beach, FL “Those Who Lead”
Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High, North Miami Beach, FL “Ten80 STEM Expo”
School District of Lee County, Ft. Myers, FL “Estero Culinary”
West Broward High School, Pembroke Pines, FL “Peaceful Ridge Rescue Feature”
School District of Lee County, Ft. Myers, FL “White Cane Awareness”
West Broward High School, Pembroke Pines, FL “Internet Safety”
American Heritage School / WAHS News, Plantation, FL “Healthier Lunch, Happier Students: Let’s Move, AHS!”
Pine Crest School – PCTV, Ft. Lauderdale, FL “Pitbulls in Need of a Home”
Category 10 GRAPHICS
Christopher Columbus High School / CCNN Live, Miami FL “CCNN Live Graphics Reel”
American Heritage School / WAHS News, Plantation, FL “Life Support”
American Heritage School / WAHS News, Plantation, FL “Lights Out”
Category 13 EDITING
Pine Crest School – PCTV, Ft. Lauderdale, FL “Football Team Hype”
Christopher Columbus High School / CCNN Live, Miami FL “Revolutionizing the World of Custom Cleats”
Category 14 MUSIC ARRANGEMENTS/COMPOSITE
Belen Jesuit Preparatory School, Miami, FL “Survive”
Category 16 WRITING
American Heritage School / WAHS News, Plantation, FL “Life Support”
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WE NEED YOUR HELP!
WE’RE SEARCHING
FOR SUNCOAST
NEWS!
We’d love to know what’s happening in your part of the Suncoast
region! Tell us about current or upcoming events and projects, job openings,
promotions, new technologies, tricks of the trade, etc. and we’ll share it with the
rest of the Suncoast Chapter in Tube Talk, our chapter newsletter.
Just email Karla MacDonald, Suncoast Chapter Executive Director, at
[email protected]. Submit your stories and photos by the 25th of each
month and we’ll do our best to include it in an upcoming edition of Tube Talk.
For the most current Suncoast Chapter information on upcoming events, be
sure to follow us on Facebook or go to our website suncoastchapter.org.
SUNCOAST CHAPTER
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REGIONAL NEWS
TIM BARBER LEAVING WFTV
By Kevin Eck TVSPY
Tim Barber has left Orlando ABC affiliate WFTV.
He’s going to WJLA in Washington, D.C. where he’ll be a Monday through Friday nightside
reporter.“I’m supposed to say how disappointed I am to be losing Tim, but I really am
happy to see him get a chance to show Washington, D.C., what he can do,” news director
Matt Parcell told the Orlando Sentinel. “Tim showed up from a small Texas market and had
to figure out how to report at the level we require. He did it, and he did it very well. We’re
glad he was on our team.”
Tim Barber
Barber started at WFTV in 2011. He got his start at KAMC in Lubbock, Texas.
WFLA ADDS MIDDAY NEWSCAST
NBC affiliate WFLA Tampa is adding an 11 a.m. newscast starting Monday, June 13.
The one hour newscast will be anchored by Stacie Schaible and Gene Ramirez
along with meteorologist Leigh Spann.
“The 11 a.m. time period gives News Channel 8 another exclusive opportunity to
showcase our “8 On Your Side brand,” said Andy Alford, president and GM.
Stacie Schaible, Gene Ramirez and Leigh Spann
2016 SUNCOAST REGIONAL
EMMY AWARDS
®
Save The Date!
December 3rd at the Rosen Centre Hotel
on International Drive, Orlando, FL.
SM
© 2016 United Airlines, Inc. All rights reserved.
private
screening
Proud to be the Official Airline of
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
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REGIONAL NEWS
WTVT ADDS CONSUMER REPORTER
By Kevin Eck TVSPY
Sorboni Banerjee is joining Tampa Fox-owned station WTVT as a consumer reporter.
“I can’t think of a more rewarding reporting role than helping viewers save time and
money, stay safe, and keep up to date with technology and trends,” said Banerjee.
“Social Media has made news a two-way street, and I can’t wait to reach out, and hear
directly from the Tampa Bay community!”
Sorboni Banerjee
Banerjee last worked at WFXT in Boston. She worked at WHDH before that. She’s also worked as a morning anchor at WLNE in
Rhode Island and political correspondent at WHAG in Hagerstown, Md.
SUNCOAST CHAPTER STATIONS FINALISTS IN PROMAXBDA LOCAL AWARDS
The PromaxBDA Station Summit takes place June 21-24 in Las Vegas. The
annual PromaxBDA Local Awards which celebrates and honors the best in
local media, marketing and design will be held on June 23 as part of the
Station Summit held at The Mirage Hotel & Casino.
Local Suncoast Chapter stations are among the finalists – including WSVN-TV,
WTVJ NBC 6, WSFL-TV, WFLA News Channel 8, WFTV and WDSU. Way to go!
Congratulations to all the 2016 Finalists!
JUDGES NEEDED
It’s easy. And it’s always great to see the work of our peers in other markets. You
can judge at home or in your office—all at your convenience. Entries are judged
online and easy to access.The success of the Emmy® Awards process depends
on the willingness of qualified professionals to serve as judges. Call or email
Karla MacDonald today at 954.322.3171 or [email protected].
(if you don’t contact her, don’t worry ... she’ll eventually come looking for you!)
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SUNCOAST JOB OPPORTUNITIES
WSVN-TV Miami- Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Producer (316-604: PRODUCER FT– 05/12/16-CC-KC)
We are looking for an aggressive, creative, on-line show producer. Should have medium market producing skills. Heavy emphasis
on show stacking, headline and tease writing, as well as copy editing. Must be able to work in a fast paced environment and be
able to meet deadlines. A Bachelor’s degree plus a minimum of two (2) years experience as a TV News Producer required. Must
be proficient in Windows 7. Send resume to: WSVN-TV, Inc., Attn: Human Resources, PO Box 1118, Miami, FL 33138
Fax: (305) 795-2794, [email protected] Resumes without a JOB NUMBER will not be processed.
Chyron Operator (316-606: CHYRON OPERATOR PT-05/20/16-KI-NR)
Great opportunity to learn and work on the latest chyron product duet. Candidate will work in post-production, design and on-air
environments. Must be organized, reliable and a good communicator. Must be able to work under pressure, meet deadlines, work
flexible hours, weekend and holidays. Minimum 1 year experience or related college courses. Television majors welcome to apply.
Send resume to: WSVN-TV, Inc., Attn: Human Resources, PO Box 1118, Miami, FL 33138 Fax: (305) 795-2794, [email protected]
Resumes without a JOB NUMBER will not be processed.
Studio Technician (316-608: STUDIO TECHNICIAN PT-05/20/16-GS-PM)
Operates live studio camera during live news shows. Must understand format of shows for proper key camera shots. Must know
operation of teleprompter and equipment associated with studio. Minimum of one year television production experience required.
Jimmy Jib experience preferred. Must be available nights and weekends. Send resume to: WSVN-TV, Inc., Attn: Human Resources,
PO Box 1118, Miami, FL 33138 Fax: (305) 795-2794, [email protected] Resumes without a JOB NUMBER will not be processed.
UNIVISION Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Human Resources Coordinator (Requisition ID: req 881)
Fusion Media Group (FMG), which includes FUSION, The Root, The Onion, El Rey, Flama, Univision Digital, and Music, serves as the
multi-platform destination for the new, rising American mainstream – delivering content that embodies the audience’s shared
values and passion points across all platforms. Do you want to be a part of a company looking to transform their culture? Are you
curious and have a passion for HR? Then Fusion Media Group is the place for you. We are looking for a dynamic, self-starter who
likes to get things done. https://univision.csod.com/ats/careersite/JobDetails.aspx?id=881
WPBF-TV Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Reporter (Job ID: 1471)
WPBF 25 is looking for a Reporter that has the ability to generate story ideas, write to video, and do compelling live shots. We
are looking for a strong, take-charge reporter who hits the ground running every day. The successful candidate loves breaking
news and is highly competitive. We value strong enterprise reporting and we’re looking for someone who finds the stories that
lead newscasts. The Reporter is someone who can bring the energy of live reporting to our anchor desk. In addition to credibility,
poise, and personality; we’re looking for a reporter who isn’t afraid to head out into the field and break the big stories. We are
looking for this market’s next leader who isn’t afraid to ask the tough questions, and will hold those in power accountable. We are
looking for a versatile, enterprising self-starter who is fast, efficient, works well under tight deadlines, can develop sources, and
has excellent live reporting skills. http://careers.hearsttelevision.com/ShowJob/Id/844491/Reporter/
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SUNCOAST JOB OPPORTUNITIES
WESH/WKCF-TV Winter Park, FL
Account Executive (Job ID:1499)
The Account Executive is responsible for selling advertising to local businesses and ad agencies and negotiating ratings and rates
with ad agencies. This position will also bring in new businesses to advertise on the TV and web. The ideal candidate is coachable,
thrives in a goal-oriented team environment and has strong interpersonal skills. If you are motivated by an excellent product,
great compensation, and working with a talented team of professionals, look no further. We will provide the tools for powerful
multi-platform marketing solutions that will create partnerships to retain and grow our existing and new client base – you provide
sales ability, positive attitude, client focus, and desire to WIN! If you want to work for the best, we want to hear from you today!
http://careers.hearsttelevision.com/ShowJob/Id/856704/Account-Executive/
WJXT-TV Jacksonville, FL
Production Manager
WJXT-TV is looking for a Production Manager. We are looking for a self-motivated, team player who has excellent organizational,
planning and strategic-thinking skills. You will report directly to the Director of News & Studio Operations. Must be flexible with
schedule and be able to adjust workdays and work hours on short notice. Responsibilities: Coordinate, set-up and oversee live
events and coverage. Implement new technologies for news gathering. Working knowledge of ENG photography and equipment
so you can troubleshoot or help with live shots on special projects or events. Assist setting up shoots as needed for I-team,
This Week in Jacksonville, special projects, sweeps, etc. Please send resume to: Nancy Tillman, [email protected] NO PHONE
CALLS PLEASE. http://www.news4jax.com/station/careers/production-manager
WJXT-TV Jacksonville, FL
General Assignment Reporter - Nightside
We are looking for a nightside general assignment reporter. Must be able to handle breaking news and turn daily content quickly.
Need strong storyteller with the ability to produce engaging live shots, stand-ups and teases. Nightside reporter turns several
stories an evening--- including content for web. Also responsible for social media postings. Prefer three years TV news reporting
experience. Must be flexible with work schedule. Send resume to: Kathryn Bonfield/News Director, WJXT-TV, 4 Broadcast Place,
Jacksonville, FL 32207 [email protected] Fax: (904) 393-9822 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
http://www.news4jax.com/station/careers/general-assignment-reporter-nightside
FIND MORE GREAT JOB OPPORTUNITIES:
JOB BANK
jobbank.emmyonline.org
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Officers
Committee Chairs
John Mays, President and Trustee, Production Manager,
WFOR/CBS4, Miami
Art & Design
Barbara Alfonso, 1st Vice President and Alternate Trustee,
Director, TeleXitos, Miami
Emmy Awards
Stacey Panson, Designer, Ft. Lauderdale
Frances Hernandez, 2nd Vice President and Trustee,
Manager, National Productions, WPBT Channel 2, Miami
John Mays, Production Manager, WFOR/CBS4, Miami
Maria Cristina Barros, Trustee
Angela Ramos, Director, Community Empowerment,
Local Media, WLTV/Univision23, Miami
Karla MacDonald, Secretary, Suncoast Chapter Executive Director
Betsy Behrens, Treasurer, Retired television producer
Scholarship
Karla MacDonald, Executive Director
Board of Governors
Tel. 954-322-3171 e-mail [email protected]
Barbara Alfonso, Director, TeleXitos, Miami
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Reizel Larrea-Alvarez, Producer, iZoom Productions, Miami
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Sandra Peebles, News Anchor/Reporter, WLTV Univision 23
Rocio Ramierez-Pellicer, Creative Copy Producer,
AMC Networks/Sundance Channel Global, Miami
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CV Network, Miami
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Community Relations, WSCV Telemundo 51, Miami
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