In the television industry, experience is everything. And there’s no better place to get experience than CitrusTV, the student-run television studio of Syracuse University. Every day, over 250 students work together to create and distribute award-winning (and Emmy-nominated) news, sports and entertainment content. Our newly-upgraded equipment makes us one of the most advanced student-run television studios in the nation. Simply put, we’re leading the way. There has never been a better time to join our team.
Gain critical experience, build your résumé, make connections. It’s all possible here. There are countless ways to get involved:
• Producing
• Directing
• Acting
• Anchoring
• Web & Social Media
• Advertising & Public Relations
• Marketing & Sales
• Graphic Design & Photography
• Operations
• So much more…
Join us at the CitrusTV General Interest Meeting to find out more. Wednesday, September 15 at 8:30 p.m. in Gifford auditorium.
Contact: Evan Davis, Promotions Director, CitrusTV, edavis@citrustv.net
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