Faculty, Students, and alumni of the BCIT Television & Video Production Program were pleased to volunteer our equipment, time, and expertise again this year for the 29th annual World Partnership Walk in Vancouver’s Stanley Park. Every year, the walk generates millions of dollars in charitable donations to help end global poverty.
Our volunteers produced content for the main-stage LED screen, as well as covering the entire event with the same portable high-definition production equipment that we train students of our full-time program to utilize.
Our first-year students from the TV and Journalism programs spent the last week putting together Friday’s episode of BCIT Magazine.
Here are some behind-the-scenes production photos
Coming soon from Vérité Productions:
THE HAZE is a short film based on unexpected consequences. In short, the abduction of a man brings about an unexpected response, and highlights the importance of perception. The Haze is about Sam, a first year college student, who is kidnapped by three guys as an initiation or “hazing” for a new frat. What starts off as innocent fun takes a drastic turn.
Directed by Justine Stevens
Produced by Gillian Landrigan
Pixel Dust Production on location for their first second-year major project, “Pure Blue”. No audio equipment was harmed in the making of this photo…
Had a chance to evaluate the Sony FS-700 camera last weekend, and did a bit of shooting in Steveston and Richmond to test out the camera and see what it could do.
Check out the video below!
BCIT Television & Video Production students and faculty volunteering to produce the live video program for the 2012 World Partnership Walk in Vancouver’s Stanley Park.
In addition to producing video for the on-stage events, our host and camera crews were out on the grounds interviewing volunteers and participants of the walk!
