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UNC-TV Internship

THE CREW

Lenoir-Rhyne University interns are required to spend a minimum of 150 hours within the television or communications  work environment. To demonstrate their critical understanding of their applied experience, students work part-time, keep a daily journal, write a paper about their overall experience and then orally present.   I applied, was accepted and had the privilege to intern with UNC-TV, a part of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in North Carolina.

 

As a Production Assistant Intern with UNC-TV, I operated, assisted, and provided talent for UNC-TV's statewide television programming show NC Now. I acquired experience in audio, on-air talent, camera operation, CG operation, field shoots, teleprompter operation, and assisted the technical director/ producer in the control room.

Teleprompter Operation

During my Production Assistant Internship at UNC-TV, I gained experience in teleprompter operation.

 

I worked the telepromter for the host's dialogue for many of the North Carolina Now shows. 

Audio Operation

During my Production Assistant Internship at UNC-TV, I gained experience in studio audio board operation. This is a picture of the credits from North Carolina Now. 

 

I worked the audio for this entire show. 

CG Operation

During my Production Assistant Internship at UNC-TV, I gained experience in CG operation. This is a picture of the credits from North Carolina Now. 

 

I worked CG operation for this entire show. 

Camera Operation

During my Production Assistant Internship at UNC-TV, I gained experience in both studio and field camera operation.  I ran the studio camera for many North Carolina Now shows.

 

This is a picture of me working on a segment for North Carolina Now. 

 

 

 

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