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If you're going to the last Art House production this Saturday, take a look behind the scenes with Evan Jimenez (COM'23)! He interviewed the director, producer, cast, and production and scenic designers for butv10's "Good Morning BU."
Watch now:
Biden announces his reelection campaign and bottles of liquid m**h are found in Mexico. Join Eloise Lushina and Adriana Cardenas-Valles for today's top stories. butv10
http://www.butv10.com/shows/the-wire/ =1_0ulsf9h5
The Supreme Court sustains abortion pill access and governments evacuate officials from Sudan. Join Sydney Dao and Anisha Misra for today's top stories. butv10
http://www.butv10.com/shows/the-wire/ =1_dot1xnhi
A shooting occurs at a Mardi Gras parade and President Biden visits Ukraine. Join Sydney Dao and Anisha Misra for today's top headlines. butv10
http://www.butv10.com/shows/the-wire/ =1_5po2wv07
Rachel Neil (COM'25) is a film and TV major with a minor in advertising. She's the general manager of butv10, the set director of Bay State, producer of Pop Showdown!, and edits both shows. She's also an art director in Boston University AdClub, a member of the Redlist (BU's Short Film Club), and more.
"My time at BUTV10 has helped me receive hands-on experience in all aspects of production. I've written scripts, manned cameras, handled sound, ran capture, directed episodes, managed post-production, and helped with social media. I've worked with many talented people and connected with experienced BU staff. At BUTV10, I'm able to express myself creatively, foster connections, gain practical skills, and feel like I'm making an impact in the BU community. Studio East is my home away from home, and I'm grateful for BUTV10 for providing a space that I feel welcome and important in."
Follow Rachel's takeover today on our Instagram to see a full Bay State shoot, our newly upgraded Studio West, COM's awesome editing bays, engaging COM coursework, and a glimpse into the duties of BUTV10's General Manager ➡️
http://spr.ly/61803gzik
The Peace Island Institute, a Turkish cultural center, organized an interfaith Thanksgiving in Revere, MA.
People from different religious backgrounds joined the event.
Here is the video report.
Mady Gomaa and I tell the story for butv10 and Boston University News Service
The Peace Island Institute, a Turkish cultural center, organized an interfaith Thanksgiving in Revere, MA.
People from different religious backgrounds joined the event.
Here is the video report.
Mady Gomaa and I tell the story for butv10 and Boston University News Service
The Peace Island Institute, a Turkish cultural center, organized an interfaith Thanksgiving in Revere, MA.
People from different religious backgrounds joined the event.
Here is the video report.
Mady Gomaa and I tell the story for butv10 and Boston University News Service.
The Peace Island Institute, a Turkish cultural center, organized an interfaith Thanksgiving in Revere, MA.
People from different religious backgrounds joined the event.
Here is the video report.
Mady Gomaa and I tell the story for butv10 and Boston University News Service.
: Alex Dowd (COM'23), from Austin, Texas, is studying journalism and will be covering Maura Healey’s campaign party tonight with butv10.
"My happy place on campus is Studio West: the television news studio on the top floor of COM," Dowd said. She's an anchor for BUTV10's "Good Morning BU," and a producer on both "On that Point" and this year's election special. After graduation, she plans to work as a broadcast reporter, but wants to gain as many multimedia skills as possible while she's here.
"I love reporting because it means my job is to talk to people and tell their stories. No day is the same as the last. The news never stops, but sometimes I have to. In my free time, I do hot yoga, walk my cat, or fall down a random research rabbit hole. I'm a huge fan of collecting old magazines, reading them, then tearing them apart to make collages. I also consider myself a rookie Supreme Court watcher and constant C-Span viewer."
Follow along with BUTV10's election coverage today on our Instagram!
: Alex Dowd (COM'23), from Austin, Texas, is studying journalism and will be covering Maura Healey’s campaign party tonight with butv10.
"My happy place on campus is Studio West: the television news studio on the top floor of COM," Dowd said. She's an anchor for BUTV10's "Good Morning BU," and a producer on both "On that Point" and this year's election special. After graduation, she plans to work as a broadcast reporter, but wants to gain as many multimedia skills as possible while she's here.
"I love reporting because it means my job is to talk to people and tell their stories. No day is the same as the last. The news never stops, but sometimes I have to. In my free time, I do hot yoga, walk my cat, or fall down a random research rabbit hole. I'm a huge fan of collecting old magazines, reading them, then tearing them apart to make collages. I also consider myself a rookie Supreme Court watcher and constant C-Span viewer."
Follow along with BUTV10's election coverage today on our Instagram!
This is a big day across the country, but especially for some COM students. Dozens of students from Boston University News Service (BUNS), WTBU, butv10, and our Statehouse Program (the largest news organization working in the Mass. Statehouse) will be producing coverage across all platforms.
“We started prepping for the election at the beginning of the semester,” grad student Emma Picht (COM’23), BUNS co–managing editor, said.
WTBU has already produced close to a dozen stories related to elections, and BUTV10 will be airing their election coverage on Thursday night.
Read more about students getting experience with live reporting on such a big national event ⬇️
This is a big day across the country, but especially for some COM students. Dozens of students from Boston University News Service (BUNS), WTBU, butv10, and our Statehouse Program (the largest news organization working in the Mass. Statehouse) will be producing coverage across all platforms.
“We started prepping for the election at the beginning of the semester,” grad student Emma Picht (COM’23), BUNS co–managing editor, said.
WTBU has already produced close to a dozen stories related to elections, and BUTV10 will be airing their election coverage on Thursday night.
Read more about students getting experience with live reporting on such a big national event ⬇️
This week, College of Communication, Boston University students from Boston University News Service, WTBU, butv10, and the Statehouse Program are reporting on the 2022 midterms.
Check out their coverage here ⬇️
This week, College of Communication, Boston University students from Boston University News Service, WTBU, butv10, and the Statehouse Program are reporting on the 2022 midterms.
Check out their coverage here ⬇️
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