DJ 908 Aumari Peters On "Campus Conversation"

SC State Communications student Javonte Neal interviewed his classmate and fellow Communications major Aumari Peters about his DJ hobby and passion.  The interview was shot in our TV studio as part of the ongoing series, "Campus Conversation."

This and other "Campus Conversation" interviews have been conducted as part of the SC State Communication Program's practicum course that gives students internship-type experience at various offices and departments at the university. 

"Buzzer Beater" Sports Talk Program

Javonte Neal and Devante Williams continued their sports talk collaboration from last semester with a new segment recorded today in the Communications Program's television studio.

"Buzzer Beater" is the show's name. Check it out!

Andrea Butler did a great job in the control room directing and operating the NewTek Tricaster "studio in a box" system. Jasmine Robbins kept things tight in the studio as associate director. Kedrick Paisley, Kendra Pigler and Stephanie Lampkin were on the three studio cameras. 

Super Bowl Predictions by Javonte Neal

S.C. State communications Javonte Neal produced this excellent person on the street (POS) report, asking students and faculty who they like in the upcoming Super Bowl 50 between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos. Perhaps not surprisingly given our Carolina Connection, the Panthers are a unanimous choice among those interviewed by Javonte.

Super Bowl 50 will air on CBS this Sunday at 6:30 p.m. 

SC State Sports Talk with Devante Williams and Javonte Neal

This is a second TV production interview we shot and recorded in the SC State Communication Program's studio on the second floor of the former Crawford Engineering Building.

Christian Manning jumped at the chance to direct this sports talk segment with classmates Devante Williams and Javonte Neal. Everyone did a great job, including the students operating the studio cameras and the ones in the control room assigned different tasks.

This week the class, divided into three groups of five students, will begin to organize their own studio interview productions. What a great facility we have for such excellent hands-on learning!

Here are some photos I took during the production: