Annenberg TV News

Annenberg TV News
Country of origin United States
Production company(s) USC Annenberg School for Communication
Release
Original network Trojan Vision
Original release September 28, 1998 – present
External links
Website

Annenberg TV News, or ATVN, is a student-produced 30-minute nightly news program serving the University of Southern California student body and Downtown Los Angeles. ATVN airs live at 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday during the school year on Trojan Vision 8 on campus and online on Trojan Vision's website. The student reporters also produce exclusive web content year-round on www.ATVN.org.

Background

Founded in September 1998, ATVN gives students hands-on broadcast and multimedia journalism skills that make graduates competitive in media operations across the country.

Regardless of major or class standing, ATVN invites all students to volunteer in the newsroom and studio as assignment desk editors, multimedia journalists, anchors and reporters. Many broadcast journalism classes require students to work a shift in ATVN to supplement their in-class learning.[1] Every semester, a new staff of students takes command of the newscast. Students learn to make editorial decisions under deadline pressure, produce original stories and use studio equipment found in professional newsrooms and studios. These programs include Avid iNews, Avid NewsCutter non-linear editing, Adobe Photoshop, AfterEffects and Drupal content management system. In 2009, ATVN began using Streambox technology to allow for reporter liveshots on air.[2]

With the help of 250-300 volunteers daily, ATVN focuses on news about the University of Southern California and the greater Los Angeles area, in addition to covering major national and international events.

Recognition

Awards Category Year Reporter
Edwin O. and JoAnn Guthman AwardScholarship2010Matt Schrader
Society of Professional Journalists - Region 112nd place, Best Daily Newscast2010---
Society of Professional Journalists - Region 111st place, Online Sports Reporting2010Chris Breece
Society of Professional Journalists - Region 112nd place, Online Sports Reporting2010Jacqueline Tsai
Society of Professional Journalists - Region 113rd place, Online Feature Reporting2010Jacqueline Tsai
Society of Professional Journalists - Region 113rd place, Television Photography2010Lysee Mitri
USC Webfest1st Prize, "Inform" Category2010Jacqueline Tsai
Hearst Journalism Awards11th place, Television News2010Rachel Thomas
Allan Malamud AwardScholarship2009Ben Brown
Allan Malamud AwardScholarship2009Josh Moser
Allan Malamud AwardScholarship2009Kevin Lu
Chick Hearn Memorial ScholarshipScholarship2009Alex Goldsmith
Chick Hearn Memorial ScholarshipScholarship2009Trevor Thompson
Edwin O. and JoAnn Guthman AwardScholarship2009Derek Staahl
Elaine Caday-Eames Memorial AwardScholarship2009Asim Bharwani
Glen and Alberta Ingles Endowed ScholarshipScholarship2009Derek Staahl
Hearst Journalism Awards2nd place, Television News2009Mat Mendez
Hearst Journalism AwardsSeventh place, Television News2009Katie Kim

Executive producers

Executive producers at Annenberg TV News are in charge of running all day-to-day operations, including the newscast, managing the website at ATVN.org and organizing coverage of events, as well as a number of other weekly duties.[3] EP tenures are usually the same as the school year, running from the beginning of the fall to the end of the spring. Past executive producers include Matt Schrader, Alvin Salehi, Katie Kim, Derek Staahl, Lysee Mitri, and Nicole Gonzales.

References

  1. "Join ATVN". ATVN. Retrieved 12 January 2012.
  2. Streambox http://www.streambox.com/community/2009/02/usc-broadcast-journalism-program-adopts-streambox-for-ip-based-newsgathering/ "USC Broadcast Journalism Program Adopts Streambox for IP-based Newsgathering"
  3. ATVN Positions http://www.atvn.org/index.php/aboutatvn/index/atvn_positions
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