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Communication students tasked with national convention production


 The "Best in Festival" awards ceremony, produced by ECU students at the Broadcast Education Association convention in Las Vegas this past weekend, was a success. After working all semester on assigned video elements, students were there to incorporate their work into live remarks from presenters and recipients on stage, all without a hitch.

"The show went very well, and the place was packed," professor and project coordinator Dr. Glenn Hubbard said via e-mail. "I don't have an exact number, but hundreds attended. Exciting night!"

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ECU students Ashley Boles (seated, center), Madison Hawkins (standing) and Tyler Bailey (seated to Boles' right) worked with on-site personnel to produce the "Best of Festival" awards ceremony at the Broadcast Education Association convention in Las Vegas this past weekend.


Communication students from ECU attended the Broadcast Education Association convention in Las Vegas this past weekend to produce a live awards ceremony. Front row, left to right: Tyler Bailey, Caroline West, Anna Ray-Smith, Heather Bunn, Ali Capri. Back row, left to right: Madison Hawkins, Glenn Hubbard, Ashley Boles, Ryan Clancy, Kai Jones. (Contributed photo)

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