Long-time TV producer and Temple University Alumni John Foy has become the Senior Vice President at ShootersINC, a local production company that is developing and producing programming for reality, and non-scripted television.… →
Temple Flashback
Temple Flashback brings you the most accomplished and talented Temple graduates who are changing the game in media production and consumption across the globe. Be inspired by their stories, and learn from their experiences as they share their insights and expertise.
Alan Boris is a local radio historian and the founder/director of the Philadelphia Radio Archives.… →
Temple University alumni and philanthropist Kal Rudman is a music and show business legend.… →
In 1965 Larry Kane came to Philadelphia as an anchor for WFIL Radio and as main anchor for its sister station WFIL-TV, Philadelphia’s ABC affiliate.… →
Before coming to Temple University to teach in 2005, Amy Caples spent more than 20 years in broadcast news. Amy was the co-anchor of the CBS3 morning show for six years and an Emmy-nominated reporter.
Gene Crane and Herb Clark host this WCAU-TV special that looks back on the first 40 years of the station.… →
Marc Zumoff is an Emmy Award-Winning American sportscaster who currently calls play-by-play for the Philadelphia 76ers on Comcast Sportsnet in the Greater Philadelphia area.… →
John Clark joined NBC10 in 2001 as a Weekend Sports Anchor. Previous stops in his career have included West Palm Beach, Florida and Atlantic City, N.J. Clark has earned several Mid-Atlantic Emmy nominations for his reports. In 2004 he won an Emmy for Outstanding Individual Achievement for Sports Reporting.
20/20 Visual Media
Temple Broadcasting alumni Patrick Rosenbaum and Robert Czyzewicz talk about the formation of their video and multimedia production company, 20/20 Visual Media, which produces visually rich, often sports-related programming for TUTV, including Above the Rim and Temple Tuff, and other companies.… →