“I was truly shaped into the broadcaster I am during my time at CitrusTV by getting hands-on, deadline, on-air experience week after week.”
– Dave Griffiths, Sports Anchor for WTXL-ABC 27 and CitrusTV
alumnus
In the television and broadcast industries, experience is everything. And at Syracuse University, CitrusTV is the best place to gain the kind of hands-on, real-world experience that industry professionals look for when hiring new employees. Everyday, more than 350 students work together to create and distribute award-winning news, entertainment
and sports content. Students research stories, write daily news, shoot and edit their own packages, anchor their own television shows and broadcast Emmy-nominated content to their entire campus.
The opportunities at CitrusTV are endless. There are numerous ways students can get involved:
– Producing
– Directing
– Anchoring
– Acting
– Writing
– Web & Social Media
– Advertising & Public Relations
– Marketing & Sales
– Graphic Design & Photography
– Operations
– And more…
Now is the perfect time to get involved! Build your résumé, gain experience and make invaluable connections at one of the most technically advanced, entirely student-run studios in the nation. Join us at our General Interest Meeting to learn more and get involved.
Wednesday, Feb. 16 at 8:30 p.m in. Watson Theater.
Website: http://www.citrustv.net
Contact Person: Erica Taylor
CitrusTV
315-443-2041
etaylor@citrustv.net
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