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TUTV student-produced programming has been nominated for nine awards from the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System, including best college television station! The nominees are as follows:
- Best College/University TV – TUTV
- Best Video Newscast – Lo Último, Oct. 16, 2019
- Best Video News Report – “The Metropolitan Reopens on Broad Street in Philadelphia,” Dec. 6, 2018
- Best Video News Report – “Live Report from Paris: Aftermath of the Fire at Notre Dame,” April 18, 2019
- Best TV Talk Program – Philly Famous Podcast
- Best TV Station Promotion – The Vibe at Temple Promo
- Best TV Station On-Air Promotion – “TUTV: Bringing People Together”
- Best TV Station On-Air Promotion – Promo for TUTV’s Temple Update (for broadcast and social media), Oct. 24, 2019
- Best Use of Graphics – Inside the Nest: Oct. 22, 2019
- Best TV Commercial – “TUTV: Embrace the Binge”
Host Jay Thatcher and co-host Ava Sullivan talk to special guest Jake Noecker, the writer, director and co-producer of the short film Behind the Counter, who discusses what went into his years-long effort to make his dreams a reality. Comedian Masha Makarova performs a stand up routine, and correspondent Brianna talks to students on campus about some of her holiday conspiracies. Also, Noah of Noah and the Noahs attempts to find a new bandleader to replace him after he graduates, but he runs into some problems.
John Oates of Hall and Oates describes a day in his life
Klein College of Media and Communication launched its Visiting Artist Series on October 21 with alumnus John Oates, KLN ’70, one half of the famed musical duo Daryl Hall & John Oates. Oates participated in a panel with other music industry heavy-hitters who spoke on “A Day in the Life” of a music industry professional. Hosted in Charles Library, the event was the first in a series of talks by professional artists who want to share their knowledge with future leaders in the entertainment industry. The event was also a part of the development of Klein College’s live events curriculum for students.
Along his musical career, Oates has met and maintained many music industry connections, including the three other professionals on the Visiting Artist Series panel. Anthony Aquilato, a recording engineer and manager; David Haskell, president of Morris Lighting & Sound; and Phil Nicolo, KLN ’77 and founder of Philadelphia’s Studio 4 recording studio, all gave their insights about the opportunities available to those in the Temple community interested in the music industry.
Oates said of this panel: “It gives students insight into what goes on … in a day of tour. What do these guys do from the moment they wake up to the moment their head hits the pillow again. I think there’s this image that it’s just the concert and that’s when they’re working, and we want to make sure they understand that there’s a lot more that goes into it.”
Watch the full discussion on TUTV this Thursday, January 23 at 1 and 9 p.m.