For my Television Reporting Class, we had to work in groups of four to create 60 second news packages for prevalent stories on campus. My role in the group was the title of producer. Helping the talent creating a script, working with the cameraman to capture B Roll and MOS, and editing with the technical operations - ultimately putting the news package together.
The lot for the Grease Trucks, a landmark for Rutgers and New Brunswick, was up for auction after learning from the Department of Transportation of complexities that come with stationing such a popular spot on Rutgers property.
New Jersey Public Interest Group launched an initiative to have plastic bags removed from Rutgers U. and stores in the surrounding community. We investigated multiple perspectives with regards to the future success of the movement.
I was also featured in several clips and productions:
Megan Schuster, Rutgers University student, reflects on Sept. 11 essay project
9/11 Student Journalism Project: Feature covering the 9/11 Student Project. The video was shot in Liberty State Park overlooking where the Twin Towers once stood. Link to video is here.
Featured on RU-TV promoting the National Residence Hall Honorary, the top 1% of student leaders on campus based on leadership, recognition, service and scholarship. View clip here. Featured on Rutgers Today, Rutgers Seniors Reflect on Graduation 2012