The October 11 game played by the Temple Womens Volleyball team versus the visiting Houston team will be shown on Oct 6 at 1:30 p.m. You can watch TUTV online anywhere or tune into cable channels Comcast 50/Verizon 45 within the city of Philadelphia. The game re-airs Tuesday at 9:30 p.m.
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The Lew Klein Alumni in the Media Awards will air live on TUTV this Thursday, October 17 at noon. Legendary actor and comedian Whoopi Goldberg is set to receive the School of Media and Communication’s top honor, the Lew Klein Excellence in the Media award.
Tune into channel 50 on Comcast or 45 on Verizon to hear Whoopi’s insights into the industry, or watch it live online. Visit alumni.temple.edu/lkam to purchase tickets or sponsorships.
2010 Excellence in the Media Honoree Robin Roberts poses with Janet and Lew Klein
The Lew Klein Awards ceremony has been the signature event for the School of Media and Communication since 2000. Including this year’s honorees, 12 distinguished media professionals have been selected as Excellence in the Media Honorees, and 113 alumni have joined the school’s Hall of Fame through receipt of the Alumni in the Media Award.
The following people will receive the Lew Klein Alumni in the Media Award and will be inducted into the School of Media and Communication Hall of Fame:
- E. Steven Collins, director of urban marketing/external relations, Radio One Inc.
- David Henry, reporter, 6abc Action News
- Kevin Negandhi, anchor, SportsCenter, ESPN
- Deborah Veney Robinson, senior communications officer for external communications, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
The 2013 Rising Star Award, given to someone who has graduated in the past 10 years, will be presented to Noah Goldstein, a producer and recording engineer for Kanye West.
Temple University’s Vice-President for Student Affairs, Dr. Theresa Powell, shares her mother’s recipe for sour cream pound cake on an all-new episode of Baker Dave Presents…
Dr. Powell, the ninth sibling of ten, came from a large family, so the substantial cake easily became a staple in her childhood home.
Not too sweet nor too difficult to master, pound cake is a favorite across the world. Tune in to see how it’s made tomorrow, October 1 at 12:30 p.m. or 8:30 p.m. It will air on Comcast channel 50/Verizon channel 45 or online.
The regional awards ceremony is coming this Sunday, Sept. 29 to TUTV! Starting at 1 p.m. and airing again at 9 p.m., we’ll be airing the full program, including some dramatic wins from the Temple community. This year, several TUTV productions won and many more were nominated. Tune in online or to Comcast 50/Verizon 45 to see our students win and more during this exciting night!
Every week between 12:30 and 3 p.m. we’ll be airing student films and movie-related programming, including episodes of Film vs. Film and Cinemaniacs, a weekly movie news show. The featured Temple University student-produced films are documentaries, short animation, comedies and more.
‘Film Fridays’ will take effect this week, on September 27. Don’t miss student films British Pub, Inc. (2 p.m.) and On Wheels (2:30 p.m.).
The programming block re-airs starting at 8:30 p.m.
Temple Smash‘s season 4 finale premieres on TUTV Saturday, September 21 at 5 p.m. Tune in for a twisted episode of Great Morning America wherein we learn the danger of memory-boosting foods; a tale of caution that chronicles the sordid history of Temple Smash itself; a sexy soap opera spoof; as well as a lesson in truth starring the Magic Eight Ball incarnate.
Prepare yourself also for a very informative episode of Janitor Talk; the untold tale of a hard-working electrician on the Titanic; a call for babies to appear in Babies World, a new feature film; a look into the incredibly intellectual exchanges that occur in some boardrooms; and, finally, a very significant dinner with the Wacky family.
The show airs at 5 & 11 p.m. on Comcast channel 50, Verizon channel 45 and online.
TUTV is happy and proud to announce that several TUTV productions won at this year’s Mid Atlantic Emmy Awards Ceremony! Watch the winning pieces online now: (more…)
Without Walls is a short documentary made by Temple students who walked the streets of Philadelphia to ask the homeless individuals who live there to share their personal stories of homelessness. These captivating narratives are intertwined with interviews featuring personnel from the nonprofit organization Project HOME, which serves as a resource for assisting homeless individuals in Philadelphia who want to rehabilitate back into society. For more information on Project HOME and how to help the homeless in the area, visit their website.
Watch this compelling film Friday, September 13 at noon and 8 p.m. on Comcast channel 50/Verizon channel 45 or online.
This documentary was created by Gloria Vincent, Connor Kline, Tina Carilla, and Lauren Gallagher for Professor Kristine Trever Weatherston’s MSP production class.
TUTV is excited to host the screening of Everything Went Down, a feature film by former Temple professor Dustin Morrow. The film will be shown in Annenberg Hall’s TV Studio 1 at 7 p.m., Thursday, September 19, followed by a Q&A with Morrow.
Everything Went Down is described as a “realist musical in the style of the beloved Irish film Once”–a very contemporary mix of drama, comedy and music.
It tells the story of a young college professor (Noah Drew) who is still in mourning since the death of his wife two years earlier when he meets a young singer-songwriter (Kate Tucker), herself lost in a struggle to maintain faith in her music while trying to make a name for herself. The film chronicles their budding friendship as the energy and beauty of her music begins to bring him back to life, and the value of her music to this man reawakens her to its merits.
Learn more about the film at its website, www.everythingwentdown.com, or by watching the trailer.
Every Saturday this semester we’ll bring you non-stop sports coverage for three hours straight. It begins this weekend at 10:30 a.m. with the first ever OwlSports Update “Special Football Edition.”
Next, Temple alum-owned production company 20/20 Visual Media presents a new episode of Temple TUFF, now airing under the name Inside the Owl’s Nest. At 11:30 a.m., a new TUTV original sports show, Temple Athletics, premieres their first episode. Then OwlSports Update comes on again at noon to report on all Temple sports. Finally, We Make The Call, the only sports talk show on TUTV, puts out a new episode at 12:30 p.m.
So tune in starting 10:30 a.m. Saturday, September 7th for your Temple sports fix–Comcast channel 50, Verizon 45 and online!
TUTV will air the 2013 Veteran’s Welcome Program Wednesday and the Convocation ceremony Thursday, both at 1 p.m. (more…)
Temple TV is excited an all-music and movie Labor Day weekend! Starting 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 1, we’ll be airing nothing but live musical performances and sci-fi or horror B movies.
Sunday is our Europe in Concert marathon, during which we’ll air performances by musicians such as Robert Plant, Sinead O’Connor, and Mark Knopfler. Then, tune in on Labor Day to watch Professor Fred’s Movie Marvels from morning til night.
The beginning of the semester also means new episodes of Temple Update! Temple Update goes first with their season premiere on Friday, August 30 at 10 a.m. Tune in to get the scoop on a brand new year at Temple, including the newly built Morgan Hall, the cancellation of Spring Fling, and much more. Tune in to Comcast channel 50/Verizon 45 or watch it all online.
The annual graduate student portion of the Diamond Screen Film Festival presented by the Film & Media Arts department premieres on TUTV Thursday, August 29 at 1 p.m. It re-airs in its entirety again at 9 p.m. The festival offers short films made by FMA students in the 2012-2013 academic year, including dramas, experimental pieces, and animations. The films shown in this program are as follows:
- Blackout, directed by Natasha Ngaiza
- Skullcap, directed by Alina Postula
- Deer, directed by Alessandro Zangirolami
- Man of the Monkey (teaser), directed by David Romberg
- The Extremist, directed by Shahin Izadi
- Lao Tang, directed by Haitao Guo
- Maquette 1:1000, directed by Doris Lin
The annual Diamond Screen Film Festival presented by the Film & Media Arts program at Tyler premieres on TUTV Thursday, August 22 at 1 p.m., re-airing in its entirety again at 9 p.m. The festival offers short films made by undergraduate FMA students in the 2012-2013 academic year, including dramas, experimental pieces, and animations. The films shown in this program are as follows:
- Chroma, directed by Allegra Norris
- A Man Who Takes the Place of (ep. 1), directed by Samuel Campbell
- The Witmans, directed by Joe Lee
- Unlike, directed by Garret Diffenbaugh
- Guests of a Nation, directed by Daniel Speers
- A Man Who Takes the Place of (ep. 2), directed by Taylor Shuster
- The Puppet, directed by Yuchao Feng
- The Midnight Dragon, directed by Brendan Grant
- The Duet, directed by Connor Griffin
