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ICTV Rush Night Spring 2012 ICTV Rush Night Spring 2012 A note from your Station Manager New Productions for Spring 2012 Hello Rush Nighters, Backstage Comedy Ithaca Eats College Gourmet Poutine on the Fritz Welcome to the Spring 2012 ICTV Rush Night! ICTV is turning 54 years old this year as we gear up to start another semester of Dual Redundancy Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One the longest-running college television station in the nation. ICTV is the largest student organization on campus. From producers, directors, actors, anchors, editors, graphic designers, set designers, sound engineers, and much more - ICTV has something to interest everyone. Executive Staff I encourage you to stop by each of the tables here, using this Monitor as your guide. The producers need your help to make their production visions a reality. They’re more than happy to talk to you Station Manager: about what they’ll be putting a lot of dedication into this coming semester. Find out what best suits you. Most of all, get involved! J.P. Mosca, [email protected] With over 20 unique productions, I am confident that you’ll be able Director of Programming: to find something you’ll enjoy. We have news, sports, dramas, reviews shows, game shows, sketch comedies, and many more. James Heasley, [email protected] Director of Technical Operations: ICTV’s Rush Night often gets a large turnout and these producers have many applications to sift through. If for some reason you do Ayla Kaluski, [email protected] not hear back from anyone, please email me and I will personally Director of On-Air Promotions: do my best to find a show that needs your help. We are committed to making sure that anyone who wants to get involved is able Dylan Van Arsdale, [email protected] to participate. I also want to encourage that you sign up for our mailing list at the front of the room. We’ll be using this throughout Director of Publicity: the semester to let everyone know about exciting events such Hannah Coulson, [email protected] as our end of the year banquet, our annual TV vs. Radio softball game, and other opportunities the station may have. Director of Web Development: Kelsy Franklin, [email protected] ICTV is something truly special here at IC. Not many schools have the opportunities that we can offer. I urge you to take advantage News Director: and be a part of them. Colin Smith, [email protected] If you ever need anything, please feel free to contact myself or any Sports Director: other member of the executive staff; you can likely find us in Park. Ryan Sager, [email protected] We look forward to working with you. Master Control Supervisor: Welcome to ICTV, Sarah Perlmutter, [email protected] J.P. Mosca Digital Media Manager: Station Manager, ICTV Fall 2011 - Spring 2012 Jenn Magrann, [email protected] Spring 2012 Productions Show Description Shooting Time and Available Positions leave the Finally a late night show you can bring home to mom! Hosted Show Description Shooting Time & Available Positions by IC’s own Dave Karam, Leave the Light On features topical Shooting Time: Sunday 2PM light on monologues, exciting interviews with interesting guests, and Positions Available: All Positions Backstage Backstage Comedy is a web-exclusive improvisational comedy Shooting Time: Saturday 1-6PM with dave! talented musical acts. Comedy show that also showcases stand-up comedians on campus. Positions Available: All Positions newswatch Tompkins County’s ONLY local news program, airing three Shooting Time: Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday A show solely devoted to Cornell Men’s and Women’s Ice nights a week and covering news, sports and weather from 5:30-9:00PM BIG red Shooting Time: Sunday 10PM (LIVE) Hockey. From highlights to exclusive interviews, The Big Red 16 Tompkins County to New York state and around the world. Positions Available: All Positions Positions Available: All Positions faceoff Faceoff is your source for everything Cornell hockey. Pop Quiz is ICTV’s number one pop culture game show that Shooting Time: Feb. 15, Mar. 14, Apr. 4 at 6PM Shooting Time: Sunday 7-11PM puts three contestants’ knowledge of music, movies, and televi- College Wanna learn how to make delicious meals with a college Positions Available: Director of Photography, Audio Pop quiz Positions Available: Writers, Production Assistants, budget? Don’t worry, we are here to help you out. Director, Boom Operators, Lighting, Production sion to the test. Featuring a variety of games, this show will Camera Operators, Lighting, Host, Graphic Design- Gourmet Assistants, Camera Operators, Script Supervisor determine who is the true king or queen of all media. ers, Editors In which our heroes lose their baby in the space-time con- A new action/comedy show that features one of the Thursday 5-10PM College tinuum, and must venture through time to find it, discovering Shooting Time: Poutine gravest, most terrifying what-if scenarios known to man - Cana- Shooting Time:Tuesday 7-11PM the importance of love and friendship-- mostly with historical Positions Available: TBA kids on the dian Aggression. It’s up to Piper Quinn, her best friend Dirk, and Positions Available: All Positions figures-- along the way. fritz a rag-tag group of rebels to stop these ne’er-do-wells from the North. The podcast turned web-show where you can find out all the Dual Shooting Time: Sunday 1:30-6PM latest in television and entertainment news by two hosts with Positions Available: All Positions A half hour long weekly breakdown of the week that was in the Redundancy exactly the same opinions! sports Tompkins County Sports scene. Covering Cornell, Ithaca Col- Shooting Time: Sunday 8PM (LIVE) lege, and even high school sports in the area. Sports Final has Positions Available: All Positions Get all the latest celebrity news, dirt, and gossip on ICTV’s only Wednesday 8:30PM (LIVE) final Shooting Time: everything you need to stay up to date on your local sports. Entertainment source for Hollywood news, Entertainment16! Every week we Positions Available: Cast, Production Assistants, 16 cover the latest in movie, television, and music news and of Camera Operators, Tape Operator, Field Producer, Editors course all the celebrity slip-ups and scandals. Stop me if A documentary web-series chronicling the comedy scene on the Ithaca College Campus. Come hang out with a bunch of people Shooting Time: Wednesday 8PM (LIVE) Experts Say is ICTV’s one and only political debate show. you’ve heard Positions Available: All Positions Experts Shooting Time: Monday 7PM (LIVE) who think they’re funny trying to be funny. Every week our panel of contributors discusses current this one Positions Available: All Positions say events and public issues. The Director’s Chair is ICTV’s only show for everything about The game show where B.S. is at it’s best. Contestants try to The Shooting Time: Monday 8PM (LIVE) Fake student filmmaking. Get the latest news, meet the crews, and Shooting Time: Wednesday 9PM (LIVE) figure out which liar of the panel is telling the truth about an Positions Available: All Positions Director’s watch exclusive behind-the-scenes look at student productions. Positions Available: All Positions Out object, location, sound, and trivia question. chair You’re in “The Director’s Chair.” Game Game Over is ICTV’s one stop for Geek Culture. We review Shooting Time: Monday 11AM - 3PM ,Saturday 1-6PM video games, comics, and toys, as well as bring you news Positions Available: Camera Operators, Assistant “The Screening Room” is ICTV’s long-running movie review Editors The over from the geek world. show. Each week, two reviewers critique and give their grades Shooting Time: Wednesday 8PM (LIVE) Positions Available: All Positions Screening to recently released Hollywood films, as well as their DVD rec- Hold That Thought is a weekly sports debate show that Hold that Shooting Time: Monday 9PM (LIVE) Room ommendations. focuses on the hottest topics on the South Hill, East Hill, Positions Available: All Positions thouGht and national sports scene. Students volunteer to help create promotional materials The student-run investigations unit at Ithaca College sets out ICTV for ICTV and its shows, as well as special events Director: Hannah Coulson to solve the crimes that strike the college every day. Under the throughout the semester. Great for people who love E-Mail: [email protected] Shooting Time: Saturdays and Sundays Publicity Photoshop! IC-IU supervision of first-year forensics professor Garret Webster, the Positions Available: Some Cast Positions, Editors students solve real life crimes and bring criminals to justice. A creative staff dedicated to the interstitial Director: Dylan Van Arsdale ICTV Special Projects is dedicated to bringing special event Shooting Dates: TBD On-Air segments on ICTV: we work throughout the semester ICTV Special E-mail: [email protected] programming to ICTV. Topics may range from political events Positions Available: All Positions Promotions to produce spots that promote different ICTV shows Projects to concerts to community events. and on-campus groups. “Ithaca Eats”, is a thirty-minute cooking web series that Shooting Dates: Tuesday 6-11PM Student operators are responsible for putting shows Director: Sarah Perlmutter Ithaca Eats consists of a host whipping up a dish in the studio, a feature Positions Available: Assistant Producers, Assistant Master on the air. Students are able to become a paid Director, Technical Director, Camera Operators, Host, E-Mail: [email protected] of local events, and a special guest with “food-pointers”. Master
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