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Produced another successful show

Phil Tenser — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 18:52:03 +0000

I had the opportunity to produce another full show on Thursday of this week. I’m proud of how it turned out, but unfortunately the top story is quite sad.

I’m producing shows now too

Phil Tenser — Wed, 11 May 2011 16:54:55 +0000

For the past few months I’ve been adding an increasing number of television producing tasks to my repertoire. This sample NewsChannel 9 @ 10PM broadcast is one of the first professional shows I produced from soup to nuts.

Kaity the Cartoon Blogger

Phil Tenser — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:54:12 +0000

This post and the 11 others preceding it are embeds of the final News21 stories from my 2009 summer fellowship. These videos are being both hosted on Vimeo and on the project’s website.

I also want to make sure I share credit on these 11 videos with my partner, Andrew Burton, whose work ethic and multimedia skills helped make our team the most prolific and – in my opinion- successful.

In Lincoln City, Oregon, the coolest kid in school isn’t the quarterback or a cheerleader. It’s an artist. Students and teachers alike from Taft High School routinely visit Kaity Curry’s Web site to see if they made it into her “doodle diary.” Her cartoons capture moments in her life that she wants to remember. She posts her favorites to her blog: Frankensteinbeck. She explains: “I like Frankenstein, Steinbeck… oh and the musician, Beck.”

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This is a video from youngandthewireless.com, a newhouse.syr.edu and news21.com project.

Last Text Message

Phil Tenser — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:53:24 +0000

We asked high school students at Taft High School what their last text message was while taking their portraits. We edited their responses into a video montage.
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This is a video from youngandthewireless.com, a newhouse.syr.edu and news21.com project.

One Text Ahead of the Cops | Sioux County, IA

Phil Tenser — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:52:18 +0000

For generations, most every teenager in Sioux County, Iowa, has cruised Highway 75 on Sunday nights. They gather to hook up, show off, and hang out. The cops can still remember cruising as kids themselves, but now they’re enforcers, cracking down at the urging of shop owners angry with the litter and crowds. The cruisers have adapted. When they’re shooed along, they use text messages to reorganize and regroup at new locations on the fly.
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This is a video from youngandthewireless.com a newhouse.syr.edu and news21.com project.