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Broadcastingbook 2010.Pdf Dear BroaDcaster anD MeDia specialist: Please take a moment to view our latest edition of the Graduate Bulletin featuring the recent graduates from the Vincennes University Broadcasting Department. It will provide prospective employers with those students that are graduating in May, August and December of 2010. This Graduate Bulletin is also available on-line and you can access it by visiting the VU Broadcasting website at www.vinu.edu/broadcasting then click on Graduate Bulletins. Our broadcasting and sales students are educated in audio production and announcing, video production, advertising sales, and writing for media. The VU broadcasting department is as “real world” hands-on as possible, utilizing our up-to-date radio and television facilities. 2010 continues to be a good year for the Broadcasting Department. WVUB won the Community Service Award in 2009. WVUB continues to operate an HD1 channel in a Top 40 format, while HD2 is Smooth Jazz, and HD3 is Spanish Programming with Regional Mexican and Latin Music. WVUT will be converting its studio to a full HD facility during the summer months. WVUT continues to program PBS programming on its HD channel and programs separate PBS Create and the Indiana Channel programming on SD1. Vincennes University broadcasting has its students working with audio and video equipment during their first week of class in our radio and TV studios. The sales portion of the curriculum includes the students making simulated sales calls and proposals with simulated clients. VU broadcasting students are employed in many facilities throughout Indiana, the Midwest, major markets throughout the country, and with networks such as CNN and Speed. I hope you’ll take a few moments to view our Graduate Bulletin. Contact me if you have any questions. I would also encourage you to stop by and take a tour of our facilities at your convenience. Sincerely, Jay D. Burks Interim Chair Broadcast Production & Sales 812.888.5360 [email protected] Page 1 STEPHEN M. BUSTELL 215 S. 5th Street, Apartment. 3, Vincennes, IN 47591 cell: 614-327-1583, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL oBJECTIVES Immediate: To work as a photojournalist or in television production in a mid to large market. Long Range: To work on-air in television in a medium to large market. BROADCAST / MeDIA eXPERIENCE University Radio: ROK-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. ROL-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Remote Broadcasts. Television: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Associate Producer, Chyron Operator, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Video Playback. ENG: News Photographer, News Editor. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera Operator, Greeter, TelePrompTer Operator. Master Control Operator. Additional Experience Television: Employed at WTHI-TV from May, 2007 to July, 2008 as a Production Assistant. Responsible for operating the Chyron for the 6 and 11 pm weekday newscasts. Experience with Sony DV cameras, TelePrompTer, studio cameras, Pinnacle liquid editing software, audio console, video playback. internships WVUB-FM: Vincennes, IN, Summer, 2006. Remote Broadcast Assistant and Photographer. Broadcasting department website manager. honors & awarDs Dean’s List, Fall, 2008, Vincennes University, Vincennes, IN. ACADeMIC TRAINING AAS Degree – Broadcast Production & Sales AAS Degree -- Multimedia Communications with Web Emphasis aVAILABLE FOR eMPLOYMENT May of 2010 Page 2 FORREST FAIRCHILD 719 Alexandria Pike, Anderson, IN 46012, home: 765-640-1519 cell: 812-887-5057, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL oBJECTIVES Immediate: To work as an On-Air Talent in radio or as a News Photographer for television in a small to medium market. Long Range: To work as an On-Air Talent in radio or as a News Photographer for television in a medium to large market. BROADCAST / MeDIA eXPERIENCE University Radio: ROK-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach.ROL-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach. Television: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Chyron Operator, Camera Operator, Floor Director, Master Control Supervisor. ENG: News Photographer, News Editor Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Camera Operator, Greeter, Record Tapes. Sports Remotes: Remote Camera Operator. Master Control Operator HONORS & AWARDs Resident Assistant – Fall, 2009 to Spring, 2010, Godare Hall/Housing Office, Vincennes University, Vincennes, IN. 21st Century Scholar, 4-years Varsity Basketball Manager, hosted and managed broadcasting of announcements including game clock operation and live announcing. ACADeMIC TRAINING AAS Degree – Broadcast Production & Sales aVAILABLE FOR eMPLOYMENT December of 2010 Page 3 TRISTAN GAMBLE 603 Clark Street, Huntington, IN 46750, home: 260-358-8265 cell: 260-224-7251, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL oBJECTIVES Immediate: To work as an ENG Photographer in a small to medium market. Long Range: To shoot ENG or work as an EFP Production Photographer in a medium to large market. BROADCAST / MeDIA eXPERIENCE University Radio: ROK-Internet Radio: Air Talent, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach. ROL-Internet Radio: Air Talent, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach. Television: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Chyron Operator, Audio, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Floor Director. ENG: News Photographer Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Chyron Operator. Sports Remotes: Remote Camera Operator. Master Control Operator. SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS ATTENDeD Summer Youth Program, Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI. ACADeMIC TRAINING AAS Degree – Broadcast Production & Sales aVAILABLE FOR eMPLOYMENT May of 2010 Page 4 MIKE GATLIN 812 North 6th Street, Vincennes, IN 47591, cell: 317-258-2271, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL oBJECTIVES Immediate: To be a reporter in a medium to large television market. Long Range: To become an anchor for CNN or host the Washington Journal for CSPAN. BROADCAST / MeDIA eXPERIENCE University Radio: ROK-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach.ROL-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach. Television: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Weather Anchor, Associate Producer, Audio, Camera Operator. ENG: News Photographer. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Camera Operator. Sports Remotes: Remote Camera Operator. Master Control Operator. HONORS & AWARDs Chosen to act in The Boys Next Door, Vincennes University, Spring, 2007. Vincennes University Cheerleader. High School Homecoming King, Turkey Run 2006 Mr. Football. ACADeMIC TRAINING AAS Degree – Broadcast Production & Sales aVAILABLE FOR eMPLOYMENT December of 2010 Page 5 SPENCER GROSVENOR 5623 Norwaldo Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46220, home: 317-872-6724 cell: 317-549-5748, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL oBJECTIVES Immediate: To become a Radio Host or a Promotions Manager in a small to medium market. Long Range: To become a Radio Host in a large market. BROADCAST / MeDIA eXPERIENCE University Radio: ROK-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Production ROL-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts. Television: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Weather Anchor, Director, Technical Director, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Floor Director, Master Control Supervisor. ENG: News Photographer. Master Control Operator. aDDITIONAL eXPERIENCE Television: Two time Color Commentator for VU Men’s Basketball games. internships WRZX, WNDE, WFBQ, summer, 2010, Clear Channel, Indianapolis, IN. HONORS & AWARDs Broadcasting department Peer Tutor, Resident Assistant. High School Honor Roll, S.A.D.D. President. ACADeMIC TRAINING AAS Degree – Broadcast Production & Sales aVAILABLE FOR eMPLOYMENT December of 2010 Page 6 JOSH KIDD 14570 Corydon Ramsey Road, Palmyra, IN 47164, home: 812-364-6132, cell: 812-786-1658, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL oBJECTIVES Immediate: To become a sports photographer or to work in sales in a medium to large television market. Long Range: To become a sports photographer or to work in sales in a medium to large television market. BROADCAST / MeDIA eXPERIENCE University Radio: ROK-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. ROL-Internet Radio: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: News Reading. Television: WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Sports Anchor. ENG: Sports Photographer. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator. Sports Remotes: Technical Director, Replay Operator Master Control Operator. aDDITIONAL eXPERIENCE Television: WLKY 32: Louisville, Kentucky, Sports Photographer and Editor, May to August, 2009. internships WLKY 32: Louisville, Kentucky, Sports Photographer: covered minor league baseball, college football and basketball, horse racing at Churchill Downs, and AAV basketball, May to August, 2009. HONORS & AWARDs High School Basketball Scholarship (not completed due to injury). ACADeMIC TRAINING AAS Degree – Broadcast Production & Sales aVAILABLE FOR eMPLOYMENT May
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