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Recent Newscast

 
Friday, April 25, 2008
We say goodbye to all of our seniors on the last Spring Edition of Weber State News.
Studio 76
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
On this last Spring 2008 edition of Studio 76 we ask students what their plans are for the summer, Cory Mon plays us some sweet tunes, and we introduce the new hosts for next year's Studio 76.

 

WSN Information Update

If you are interested in joining the Weber State News Team contact Terri Reddout at: treddout@weber.edu  

WSN Studio Tours

If you'd like to see what happens behind the cameras at Weber State News send our advisor an e-mail. Let her know who your group is, the number of people you expect to come and when you'd like to visit. Put WSN Studio Tour in the subject line of your e-mail. Our advisor is Terri Reddout and her e-mail address is: treddout@weber.edu

 

At Weber State News our mission is three-fold;

First, WSN is a real-world training ground for students interested in television news, video and audio production, and broadcast and video writing. Step into the control room on a production day and your adrenalin immediately starts pumping. The crew thinks in terms of seconds instead of minutes. Cameras frame up, cues given, tapes roll, anchors read scripts, graphics are inserted, the TelePrompTer scrolls,but all the viewer sees is a professional-looking newscast. Nearly 90 percent of our graduates find jobs in television and video production.

Part two of our mission is to provide news and information to Weber State's campus. Students watching WSN on the shuttle learn about homecoming events, registration, student activities, concerts and plays.
We provide coverage of Wildcat football, basketball, track and field, golf, volleyball, soccer, hockey and more.

The third part of our mission is to live up to our slogan: "The only local television newscast for Weber and Davis counties." Our news crews cover stories the Salt Lake stations don't carry. We did in-depth coverage of the 2005 municipal elections, progress on the commuter rail system, and issues surrounding Ogden's downtown redevelopment. This year we've added a series highlighting people, events and issues concerning our local Hispanic community.

An off-shoot of our mission is recruitment. Our award-winning newscast attracts students to Weber State. A University of Utah student joined the Weber State News Team last year because her internship supervisors told her it was a better program than the U's. Our staff often gives tours of the newsroom and studio to local youth groups, like the Boy Scouts. We also serve as an internship provider to both the Davis and Weber School Districts.

Weber State University, Ogden, Utah 84408, News Room (801) 626-8131
WeberStateNews@weber.edu

 

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