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Emmer also hosted a show named "Two Minute Minor" where she laced up her skates and hit the ice with members of the mens hockey team.Emmer completed her time at SCSU this spring, but is taking online courses over the summer to complete her degree. Emmer will receive representation from STAA for a full year as she looks for her first sports broadcasting job following graduation. "I'm excited for my next step into this exciting career and will always be proud to be a Husky!" said Emmer. She is the first person from UTVS to receive the award, as well as the first female.The award has been around since 2009, and receives hundreds of applicants from across the country each year.
Fast forward eight months, Bohlig works as a reporter for the Liberty Flames Sports Network at Liberty University. She has been featured on ESPN3 covering the Liberty football team, and also works on their sports show "Game On".
Bohlig originally attend Minnesota State Mankato where she played on the golf team. She decided to change her major and transferred to St. Cloud State University. She is also a native to St. Cloud, so she was already very familiar with the university as well as the area. She ended up staying at St. Cloud State for two years. In her time here, she was a member of Husky Mag, was a sports anchor for UTVS News, was a sideline reporter for the basketball teams as well as football, and in her final year here became the Ice Side Reporter for Husky Productions.
Otte was heavily involved in student media at St. Cloud State. Beyond HP, Otte was also part of UTVS News and co-produced original content on a show called AVFuzz that featured live music and action sports. They would travel and shoot live performances at First Avenue and often-frequented Powder Ridge to feature snowboarders and skiers.
"The biggest challenge was the fact that there were many different kinds of facets and workflows that all had to be tied together," he says. "The news, sports. They also have a student lab for editing a remote field gear. A lot of different pieces had to come together to make this whole system work."
Sports Video Group The Sports Video Group (SVG) and National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) partnered to shine a spotlight on the very best in college-sports video at the ninth-annual College Sports Media Awards, sponsored by Ross Video.
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He concludes, "EditShare gives us the flexibility to have our producers and editors access all of their content from any computer on the EditShare network, which allows for greater collaboration and time saving. Furthermore, the central storage of all of sports, news and historical content in combination with Flow asset management provides for the most efficient access to required material. With news and other production content available to all of our students, we can facilitate easier collaboration and editing, which increases the productivity of our workflows. It was the right move to install EditShare."
UTVS is a student-run organization with more than 100 students and a faculty advisor. Today, UTVS provides live coverage of news, sports and entertainment, with two daily live newscasts each weekday, and numerous sports and entertainment programmingall student produced.
The switcher of choice was a Grass Valley Karrera, which operates in dual-suite mode. A two M/E panel was purchased for news productions, while a three M/E panel was purchased for sports productions. A soft panel was purchased for smaller productions and remote control. A Summit 3G Production Client serves as a four-channel clipstore, with integrated fill-and-key channels. The dual suite mode, along with assignable resources allows flexibility in productions.
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