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High School-Newscast High School-Sports HIGH SCHOOL-NEWSCAST Full Show of Plymouth North News Plymouth North High School/Plymouth North News Shelley Terry, Teacher Mustang Magazine #17 - Summer Lookback Norwood High School Mustang Magazine Staff, Staff Collaboration Brendan Hurley, Line Editor NHS Update - 11/21/14 Norwood High School NHS Update Staff, Staff Collaboration Jeb Brunt, Adviser Panther TV: Show #7 Plymouth South High School Panther TV News Team, Reporter, Anchor, Producer, Director, Editor, Writer VTTV News Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School Alana Bergeron, Editor Josephine Tilley, Pre-Production Joshua Boucher, Interview Scheduler Zachary Morse, Graphic Editor VTTV Newscast Cycle 10 Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech Media Technology Senior Class 12-1, Producer, Editors, Videographers, Writers VTTV Newscast Cycle 9 Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech Media Technology Senior Class 12-2, Producer, Editors, Videographers, Writers HIGH SCHOOL-SPORTS Brendan Hurley - Sports Reel Norwood High School Brendan Hurley, Photographer and Editor Giuliana Schallmo, Reporter Concussions Plymouth South High School Madison Hendry, Reporter/Photographer/Editor Karate Kids Plymouth North High School/ Plymouth North News Shelley Terry, Teacher KPTV Fall Sports Wrap 2014 King Philip Regional High School Jaron May, Writer/talent Kelly Lewicki, Camera/editor Blair Cloutier, Camera Nathaniel Puzey - Sports Reel Norwood High School Nathaniel Puzey, MMJ Reporter Rattle City Controversy Franklin High School Allison O'Donoghue, Reporter, Writer, Editor Samantha Croteau, Reporter, Writer, Editor Christine Delay, Reporter, Writer, Editor Sadie Krall & Danny Sullivan - Sports Reel Norwood High School Sadie Krall, Reporter & Editor Daniel Sullivan, Photographer, Editor, Sports Highlight Sports Reel: Brian King and Brian Curley Norwood High School Brian Curley, Reporter & Editor Brian King, Reporter & Editor Victory Over Mansfield King Philip Regional High School Jaron May, Talent, Writer Kelly Lewicki, Camera/editor Blair Cloutier, Camera/editor Todd Bushway, Camera HIGH SCHOOL-SPORTS-LIVE EVENT Durfee Vs. Brockton Boys Varsity Basketball FRED-TV Jennie Arruda, Director (Live-to-tape) Pauline McGrath, Advisor Eye In The Sky Canton High School Dan Klein, Producer Mia Tess, Producer Pound The Panthers 2014 King Philip Regional High School Jaron May, Writer/Announcer/Graphics Kelly Lewicki, Camera/editor HIGH SCHOOL-PUBLIC SERVICE (PSAS) Child Abuse Awareness / Prevention PSA Beverly High School Allie Clancy, Writer, Videographer, Editor, Producer F Cancer PSA Natick High School Addison Dlott, Directer, Actor, Editor Happy Chain, Be Positive Hudson High School Lynda Chilton, Advisor Hannah Leckrone, Director, Talent Sadie Frade-Morel, Writer, Talent Celina Chaves, Camera Operator, Talent Lily Usherwood, Camera Operator It Sticks With You Forever Fairhaven High School Andrew Romano, Director, Photographer, Editor Jordan Costa, Director, Photographer, Editor Bethany Fernandes, Talent Lockdown Barnstable High School Adam Farrell, Advisor Charles Myett, Videographer/Editor Russ' Pan Mass Challenge Canton High School Veronica "Roni" Polsgrove, Director, Editor, Camera-Person The Modern Day Plague King Philip Regional High School Blair Cloutier, Editor/Camera Sarah Butts, Actor/Writer What Happened To Being A Princess? Somerville High School Vera Ventura, Advisor Karis Morales, Director HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC AFFAIRS/COMMUNITY SERVICE Born This Way King Philip Regional High School Eli Lavin, Producer Thomas Abbott, Editor/camera Anna Cuddy, Director Ethan Dunford, Editor Rachel Raposa, Camera Earth Brockton High School Lynne Tartaglia-Ricciotti, Student Advisor Riley Pelrine, Producer Timothy Lemack, Producer Empty Bowls Plymouth North High School/ Plymouth North News Shelley Terry, Teacher Hometown Hero Shrewsbury High School Kaleigh Keohane, Producer My Hero Is... Fairhaven High School Keegan Fike, Photographer, Editor Amelia Ostiguy, Photographer, Editor, Writer Kaylie Owen, Photographer, Editor, Writer Thank A Veteran Plymouth South High School Ally DiBella, Reporter/Photographer/Editor HIGH SCHOOL-COMMERCIAL 2014 NVTHS Commercial Nashoba Valley Technical High School Emma Parla-Aziz, Producer, Editor Nico Hartzel, Camera, Graphics Evan Peltola, Camera Jesse Magliozzi, Music Cats. Cats. Cats. Fairhaven High School Kylie Schuster, Director, Photographer, Editor Bailey Cormier, Photographer, Editor, Writer Kristopher Moore, Talent Credit For Life Barnstable High School Adam Farrell, Advisor Bob Pimenta, Editor Go Further, Go International King Philip Regional High School Kristian Stromnes, Writer Jaron May, Editor/camera Let's Talk About It King Philip Regional High School Ryan O'Donoghue, Camera/Actor Alex Villeneuve, Actor/Editor New Hampshire Police Cadet Training Academy Nashua Technology Center Emily Landry, Producer/Videographer/Editor Support Sports - Buy A Tree Plymouth South High School Jacob Jobe, Producer/Videographer/Editor/Writer HIGH SCHOOL-ANIMATION/GRAPHICS/SPECIAL EFFECTS Connor Canning Special Effects Reel King Philip Regional High School Connor Canning, Special Effects Design Your Future CPBN Learning Lab & JMA Julyanna Schreider-Passos, Producer/Photographer/Animator/Editor Solimar Aponte, Producer Donna Frustere, Teacher Sam Hockaday, Learning Lab Fellow Joshua Gaestel, Senior Learning Lab Fellow Frank Wallace, Learning Lab Fellow Shayna Chomko, Theme Coach Leonard Epps, Principal Paul Pfeffer, Director Of Education Donna Sodipo, VP Of Education HIGH SCHOOL-AUDIO/SOUND Happy Fairhaven High School Bethany Fernandes, Photographer, Editor, Audio Here To Stay Performed By Broadreach Hudson High School Lynda Chilton, Advisor Bennett Emery, Audio Engineer, Editor When You're In Love Music Video FRED-TV at Durfee High School Margaret Ferreira, Producer/ Editor/ Creator/ Vocalist Pauline McGrath, Advisor HIGH SCHOOL-DIRECTOR Home Lexington High School Will Forman, Director Michael Zahar - 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