Feb 21- FSC TV- Today we did the shooting for FSC TV. Today was one of the more successful days I've had with FSC TV, because I tried doing something new and I ran the cameras and directed each camera person when it would be their turn to shoot, etc. It was a big responsibility and even on the first run through, I did well. I was happy I stepped out of my comfort zone and tried this. 2 hours
Mar 8- Interlachen- Today we met for Interlachen to take our group photo for the Yearbook and to discuss our deadline and what we need to do to get everything done by then. 1 hour
March 9- Today we had an FSC TV meeting. We talked about who was writing what stories. 30 min
Total Hours- 22 Hours
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
News Media Practicum Midterm
Lauren Lundell News Media Practicum Midterm
News analysts, reporters, and correspondents gather information, prepare stories, and make broadcasts that inform the public about local, State, national, and international events. They also present points of view on current issues, and report on the actions of public officials, corporate executives, interest groups, and others who exercise power. News analysts, also called news anchors examine, interpret, and broadcast news received from various sources. News anchors present news stories and introduce videotaped news or live broadcast from on-the-scene reporters. News correspondents report on news occurring in the large U.S. and foreign cities where they are stationed. As a Broadcast student, I know that I would like to pursue my specific career to be either a News anchor or a News Correspondent.
The work of a news anchor or correspondent is very hectic. To succeed in this career, I believe that one must deal well under pressure, and in short deadlines, because of the fact that sometimes broadcasters have little or no time to prepare. The possibility of covering wars, political uprisings, fires, floods, and similar events can be dangerous so I believe that the ideal candidate for this position needs to be courageous and adventurous, especially when speaking about a News correspondent. Not only do I fit all of these necessary components, but I am also extremely flexible. Flexibility is another key personality trait that one must have to fulfill the position of news anchor or news correspondent. As an anchor/correspondent, work hours may be out of the ordinary and vary from day to day. Their work may require long hours, irregular schedules, and travel. As a news correspondent, I am very willing to travel. As a high school senior, I went with no family or friends, and only a tour group, for a month to tour France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. At such a young age, I have always had the curiosity necessary to be in this field. Having interest in International Affairs will also transfer to my career as a news correspondent. Not only do I have a major in Broadcast Journalism, but I also am pursuing a minor in political science. I understand the importance of knowing what is going on in the world, as it affects every single one of us.
Correspondents should be dedicated to providing accurate and impartial news. Accuracy is important both to serve the public. Noses for news, persistence, initiative, poise, resourcefulness, a good memory are all other important qualities for this career that I possess. Broadcast reporters and news analysts must be comfortable on camera and in unfamiliar places and with a variety of people. Positions involving on-air work require a pleasant voice and personal appearance, which I take pride in every day. As an anchor, I know that each anchor represents their station and must withhold that responsibility at all times. Therefore, with all of these qualities present, I know that I want to pursue a career as a News anchor or News correspondent.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
February 14, 2011
FSC TV- Today we had a meeting for Anna's show. Not a lot of people showed up, and we didnt have enough stories to do a segment today, so we just signed up for more stories and talked about my exact role in the program. 1 hour.
FSC TV- Later that day I wrote a segment for Anna's show on Monday about NIRSA Day Event in the Wellness Center. 1 hour.
Total- 17 Hours 30 minutes
FSC TV- Later that day I wrote a segment for Anna's show on Monday about NIRSA Day Event in the Wellness Center. 1 hour.
Total- 17 Hours 30 minutes
Sunday, February 13, 2011
February 10, 2011
Feb 10- Southern Talk- Today I came in today to help Megan with her show, Southern Talk. I helped her set up the studio before the Guest got there, and then when the show began filming, I ran the prompter for her. After we were done filming it, I helped her clean up the studio and put the props back where we found them. Then, we logged and captured the footage onto the computer in the studio. 2 hours.
Total 15 Hours 30 minutes
Total 15 Hours 30 minutes
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
February 7 & February 8, 2011
FSC TV- Today I wrote 2 stories for Anna. One of them was regarding the new graduation location and venue. The other was regarding the new February Convo speaker. 2 hrs
Interlachen- Today at our meeting we spoke about what types of things we would be getting video footage of. Austen asked me to write on the master calendar the important dates my sorority, Alpha Chi Omega, had coming up in the next couple of weeks. I volunteered to help film some of them, and to film the baseball game next week. 1 hr
Total- 13 Hours 30 minutes
Interlachen- Today at our meeting we spoke about what types of things we would be getting video footage of. Austen asked me to write on the master calendar the important dates my sorority, Alpha Chi Omega, had coming up in the next couple of weeks. I volunteered to help film some of them, and to film the baseball game next week. 1 hr
Total- 13 Hours 30 minutes
Sunday, February 6, 2011
February 6, 2011
February 1- Interlachen meeting- Today we expanded on the dates of how soon we need the pages laid out for the yearbook. We continue to need most of the book done by midterms. 1 hour.
February 2- FSC TV- Today I wrote an article about the Polk Museum of Art and their special that they're having for free entry for college students at Florida Southern. 1 hour.
Total- 10 hours 30 minutes
February 2- FSC TV- Today I wrote an article about the Polk Museum of Art and their special that they're having for free entry for college students at Florida Southern. 1 hour.
Total- 10 hours 30 minutes
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Online Media Writing Assignment
The Bill Duncan Memorial 5K Run/Walk
Bill Duncan graduated from Florida Southern College in 1959. He was an educator and administrator in the Polk County school system. Bill Duncan was heavily involved in running and track. He held records as a participant, and later as a coach. He was inducted into the Florida Track and Field Hall of Fame for his accomplishments in athletics, leadership ability, and his impeccable character. Duncan consistently put forward his best efforts as a runner and as a coach, and instilled this same motivation and philosophy into his students and athletes. The Bill Duncan 5K Run/Walk was created to honor Bill Duncan.
In addition, the Bill Duncan scholarship is awarded annually to the most astonishing Polk County student in long-distance running. All proceeds from this event benefit the Florida Southern Cross Country and Track Scholarship Fund. Every year local sponsors help cover the cost of the event which costs around $1,600.00 to put on each year. Some of the Sponsors of this year’s 5K included Crossfit Lakeland, FitNiche, Verizon Wireless, Publix, Hyatt Place, and Straughn Trout Architects.
This year the race took place on Saturday, January 29 2011. The race begins near the intersection of South Ingraham Ave. and McDonald St. on the Florida Southern College Campus. Overall Male and Female 5K winners receive special awards. Awards for top three finishers in 10 age groups also receive medals.
2011 Results of the Race can be found here.
In addition to the proceeds of this event funding the Bill Duncan Scholarship, Duncan also left his mark on an educational pillar. As a long-time Polk County educator, holding Principal positions at Winter Haven and Lake Wales high schools, and serving as an administrator in the superintendent’s office, Duncan was known as the “father of discipline” in Polk County. When he retired in 1992, the Polk County Opportunity Center was renamed the Bill Duncan Opportunity Center. The Mission of BDOC is to “provide a safe and orderly learning environment and enable our students to successfully function in mainstream schools and society, so their goals and dreams may be achieved."
Bill Duncan left a legacy in Polk County and at Florida Southern College. The Duncan Family wishes to thank Florida Southern College for honoring Bill Duncan.
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