Blog: Hoover Students Produce Documentary on North Canton YMCA History
Producing a documentary worth making starts with a great story, and the YMCA in North Canton has one.
Producing a documentary worth making starts with a great story, and the YMCA in North Canton has one.
Students in the Video-Journalism programs at Hoover High are excited to announce several new shows that promote the three A's of our district: Academics, Arts and Athletics.
Students got to see, for the first time Friday, their new Channel 11 studio set, donated to them by News Channel 5 in Cleveland
Hoover High's video production students finally got a chance to see their new TV set when it was unveiled during an open house Friday. The set, donated to them by News Channel 5 in Cleveland, costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, said Tom Wilson, the school's video production teacher, who also assembled the set himself. The monitors were a donation from Best Buy, which agreed to be Channel 11's corporate sponsor for the next two years. North Canton Patch talked to Wilson in 2012 about the gift from News Channel 5 and what it means to Hoover High School. You can find that story here. And now, with the set assembled inside Hoover High, there's no denying just how professional — and cool — it is. "It makes me want to go back to school," …
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The students hadn't seen the new set, donated to them from News Channel 5 in Cleveland, until the open house Friday
Come Wednesday, video production students at Hoover High School will be working with a new-to-them set, donated by News Channel 5 in Cleveland. Although they've known about the set for several months, it was just revealed to them Friday at the Channel 11 open house. In today's "pic of the day" you can see Hoover seniors Harrison Blackledge and Yanni Tsangeos enjoying their new set for the first time. Check back with North Canton Patch Monday to see more photos and a video of Blackledge and junior Maddie Zoldan sharing their thoughts on the new studio.
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North Canton City School District's TV11 is now putting together the video, which includes dozens of photos of your favorite veterans
TV production students at Hoover High are hard at work putting together a Veterans Day video that will air on TV11 — a video that will showcase dozens of veterans and active military personnel from the North Canton area. Students wrote letters to veterans — some past, some present, and some veterans the students knew, and some they didn't. And about five of those letters will be read as a part of the 10-12 minute Veterans Day video. "All the ones we've selected tend to have a personal story to it, which is really neat," video productions instructor Tom Wilson said. The reading of those letters will play over top of the photos sent in by community members. Wilson said the school received a great number of photos. In fact, they kept pouring …
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Teachers and students are now putting the set together to use for North Canton City Schools' Channel 11
The TV production students at Hoover High will be working with some pretty professional equipment soon. How professional? Well, the school did receive a donation of an entire studio news set from the news professionals at News Channel 5 in Cleveland. "It was really like their entire set," said Tom Wilson, the school's video production teacher. "And that set wrapped around their entire studio. I mean, it was just huge." Hoover High students already produce some pretty top-notch work for the district's Channel 11; just look at their series of student Emmy wins (seven in the past eight years through the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences) and two actual Emmy nominations outside the student category. Wilson, never having heard an…
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The school will use photos of your favorite veteran in its Veterans Day video, which will air on NCCS TV11
Editor's note: Hoover High School has now stopped taking submissions for its Veterans Day project. Hoover High School has put out a call for help. The school needs photos of your favorite veteran to use in its Veterans Day video, which will air on NCCS TV11 on Time Warner Cable in North Canton starting the week of Veterans Day. The video also will be posted on the school's website. But, you've got to hurry. The deadline for photo submissions is Friday. Here's more info in a letter from Hoover High video productions instructor: If you know of any one who is currently serving or has served in the military, please consider sending a picture of them to veteransday@northcantonschools.org When you submit the picture, please list the name, the …
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8:15 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Sure hope they are able to include a shot from the Veteran's Memorial Bronze Plaque at Bitzer Park. That would be nice to have it included.   more ›
Pam McCarthy
1:49 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Kudos to Channel 5 and also to Tom Wilson and everyone involved in the HHS video production program. As newspaper adviser at Hoover, it was a joy to work with Tom and his students (I also had Bill Gould and Josh Branch in print journalism classes; for that matter, I had Tom Wilson in English class when HE was in high school!) Glad to see the program is growing stronger every year! -- Pam McCarthy   more ›