Dear GUTV Alumni,
Thank you for all your past contributions to GUTV and all your past work have not been forgotten! We would like to learn more about you and from you so send us an email at generalmgr@gutvonline.com and get reconnected with GUTV! We are planning to start archiving the productions of past GUTV members online, so more interesting materials will be available for you in the coming months - keep posted!
Christina Hsiang, GUTV General Manager ‘07-’08
Board Applications are currently open!
If you interested in any of the GUTV Board positions, please check out our Constitutions & Bylaws on the Document page and feel free to address any of your questions to generalmgr@gutvonline.com! Below you will find the actual application which you can fill out and then return by email to generalmgr@gutvonline.com.
Best,
Christina Hsiang
General Manager 08-09
GUTV produces featured shorts, commercials, promotional films, Graduation Commencements and DVDs of special events around campus. If you would like to learn more about GUTV productions, contact us at generalmgr@gutvonline.com, or print out an order form from below!
Graduation and Senior Week Videos
In May, members of the Georgetown University Class of 2007 will complete their undergraduate college experience. Some of the most memorable events from the final moments at Georgetown will be Senior Convocation, Senior Mass, Senior Week, and Commencement.
GUTV will be producing a video package, “Over The Hilltop,” capturing the momentous events of your son or daughter’s final week at Georgetown. GUTV will be documenting Convocation and the Baccalaureate Mass, Senior Week, and the Commencement Ceremonies for Georgetown University. GUTV also offers a video of the Georgetown Graduate School Commencement, the MBA Commencement, the SCS Commencement, and the Law School Commencement.
This year, videos will be offered only on DVD. Order forms are available below. Unfortunately, GUTV does not accept credit cards.
Over The Hilltop 2008 - Graduation DVD Order Form
If you are interested in ordering videos from past years, please feel free to contact GUTV at the phone number or e-mail at the top of the order form above.
New Student Orientation (NSO) Videos
Every August, GUTV creates a highlights reel of the events of the incoming students during New Student Orientation. More information soon.
Other Videos
In addition, GUTV also sell videos of various productions from throughout the year. If GUTV taped an event, we would be happy to provide you with a copy of that event. Each DVD copy is for private use only. Order forms are available below.
Questions?
E-mail Us
Contact Information
GUTV
316 Leavey Center
Georgetown University
Washington, DC 20057
202.687.GUTV
THE 8th ANNUAL GUTV STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL
Contact: Catherine Knopf, Chair
at filmfest@gutvonline.com
Georgetown is a community that embraces student initiative, imagination, and creativity, and student filmmaking is an important medium through which to express these characteristics. GUTV is responsible for the creation of the Film Festival as an enriching venue for showcasing student filmmaking talent that would otherwise have no forum. In the past, every single screening has been sold out, as the demand for tickets and both the number and quality of student submissions continue to grow. Essentially, the Festival seeks to unite our campus through film.
In the Festival’s 8th year, the Executive Committee is working to make this year’s Festival an unforgettable red-carpet event. Once again, student filmmakers will have the opportunity to showcase their work in front of the attentive and supportive eyes of their peers, professors, and alumni. All Georgetown students and alumni are eligible to submit a film, and all films must be under 20 minutes in length. Please contact filmfest@gutvonline.com for any further information about submitting a film or about the Festival in general.
- MONDAY, MARCH 10, 2008-
Film Submission Deadline (to 431 Leavey Center)
Download the film submission form
*Contact filmfest@gutvonline.com Before Submitting*
- LATE MARCH 2008 -
Tickets Go On Sale!
- FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 2008 -
Film Screening of All Submitted Films
ICC Auditorium, Georgetown University
- SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 2008 -
Reception
ICC Galleria, Georgetown University
Film Screening of Judged Films, Awards Ceremony
ICC Auditorium, Georgetown University
After-Party
Off-Campus Georgetown Venue
Camera Equipment, Editing Resources, and Filmmaking Workshops All are available either directly from GUTV or from the Gelardin Center on the 1st floor of Lauinger Library. Please contact filmfest@gutvonline.com for more information or borrowing requests.
Sponsorship Opportunities The GUTV Film Festival offers a number of chances for partnerships with any corporations or individuals that comprise or embrace the film industry. The Film Fest is always looking for new ways to expand its event and is extremely grateful for all contributions. Please contact filmfest@gutvonline.com for more information on sponsorship opportunities.
Award Categories For the awards ceremony, the following categories will judged. Films to be sent for judging are determined at the discretion of the Executive Committee, and award categories are subject to change according to the nature of film submissions.
For further information or resources, please contact filmfest@gutvonline.com!
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Join GUTV
Joining GUTV is a snap! No previous experience with video editing or show production is required. We have opportunities to experience and build your knowledge in every piece of this business of television. On-camera, creative, technical, production, and development positions are always available!
Want an internship at CBS, NBC, or ABC? Interested in Journalism? Interested in getting premium access to all of the best events, campus speakers, and home sports games? Want to create your own creative outlet on campus?
Check out how you can get involved!
Make YOUR OWN Show
Editorial
Film Festival Planning Committee
Live Programming
Marketing
News
Sports
Technical Operations
For more general questions… email:
Christina Hsiang
General Manager
generalmgr@gutvonline.com
Editorial
Editing is one of the last and most essential steps to producing television shows. It is the the responsibility of the editing team to make recorded programs ready for broadcast, which includes everything from adding captions to correcting the color of the picture that will appear on screen. In addition to these essential technical duties, editors also make certain creative choices that are reflected in the overall quality of the program.
The two editing suites in the GUTV office are equipped with Final Cut Pro, a program that is used by many professional television editors. As editors become accustomed to working on the computers, they are assigned to projects to finalize on their own. Training consists of one-on-one office tutorials with the Editorial Director, as well as classes at the Gelardin Media Center.
Examples of projects include:
- Live programming (talk shows, debates, news, cooking shows, etc.)
- Sports games
- Speakers and events at Gaston Hall
- Film Festival submissions
- Commercials
If you are interested in joining the Editing team at GUTV, be sure to send me an email:
Carly Williams
Editorial Director
caw73@georgetown.edu
Film Festival Planning Committee
Marketing: Responsible for promotion of the 2007 Film Festival. Create flyers and posters, help plan open houses and workshops to recruit film submissions. Basically get people to come.
Alumni outreach: Contact former GUTV alumni and encourage them to attend the festival. Provide them with info about the festival and after party, help them to get tickets, etc.
Business: Finding and maintaining sponsorships to cover the cost of the Film Festival. Calculate the cost of the festival and after party. Make sure expenditures are billed to GUTV’s account. Help to budget and carry out ticket sales.
Filmmaker Outreach: Help to plan workshops and other recruitment efforts for film submissions. Work with filmmakers to improve the quality of their ideas and submissions and make sure submissions fit festival guidelines and rules.
If interested in any of these positions or for any questions, please contact me:
Catherine Knopf
Film Festival Chair
filmfest@gutvonline.com
Live Programming
Be a part of the crew for live programming!
Who do we need?
· Camera operators
· Audio technicians
· Lighting directors
· Set Design
· Directors
· Floor Managers
No experience necessary! New GUTV members are cross-trained in these roles, so you can take part in bi-weekly live programming in our studio in Leavey. Contact me if you are interested!
Catherine Regio
Programming Director
cgr8@georgetown.edu
Marketing
The Marketing Team:
· Recruits new members and helps them choose their department
· Plans and runs events (e.g. SAC Fair, Late Night at Leavey, Open Houses)
· Maintains the GUTV website
· Updates and manages the GUTV general member mailing list
· Flyers, makes T-shirts and manages orders and sales of GUTV merchandise
· Recruits staff for NSO and the graduation video productions
· Helps new and current members become and remain involved in GUTV
We are a new department at GUTV and are eager for members! Being a member of the marketing team requires enthusiasm, commitment and a positive attitude. If you want to take on the website, be our Facebook manager, distribute T-Shirts and broadcast schedules in Red Square, or even just hang out some night and flyer the dorms, we would love your help!
Contact me with questions or comments – I really want to hear from you!
Sam Hiranand
Marketing Director
ssh24@georgetown.edu
News shows is a program that does global, national, local and campus news 5 days a week. The program usually runs around 30 minutes and airs multiple times throughout the day.
News Producer: The news producer is in charge of the filming process. We will teach you how to use the equipment and it will be your responsibility to make sure the show looks good. Be honest with your anchors as you are their director. A show usually takes about 20 minutes to film.
Anchors: Anchors usually work in teams of two but must also be prepared to go on air themselves.
News writer: News writing is done the morning of the taping and the night before. It involves going to the websites such as CNN.com and WSJ.com and making sure to get the biggest news stories. Look at the campus paper and talk to people about what is going on around Georgetown. YOU decide what the campus gets as their news. It usually takes about an hour to write 10 minutes of news.
We are trying to make news bigger than ever and anytime you can offer will definitely help!
If you are interested in getting involved, please email me!
Catherine Regio
Programming Director
cgr8@georgetown.edu
About Dan Long:
I am a senior American Studies major. I transferred to Georgetown last year from Providence College. I have grown up my entire life as a Hoya fan and had my older brother and sister attend the Hilltop (’97 & ’99). I am a huge sports fan with aspirations to become a professional sports play-by-play announcer after graduation in May. I joined GUTV last fall and immediately got involved in the sports department, taking upon the duties as the play-by-play announcer for GU football in the fall and men’s lacrosse in the spring.
About GUTV Sports Department:
As GUTV itself is in the midst of a renaissance, I want to move the sports department to heights it has never seen before. That means more sports broadcasts, sports-themed programming, complete access to the GU athletic department, and a professional quality in presentation and sports reporting that can be seen on the major networks. Sure, my goals seem lofty, but I aim high and I want the best.
This fall GUTV will again be covering the football home games on campus. We will be taping the games and then playing them on GUTV on a taped delay. I want to add features such as graphics, commercials, intros, endings, etc. to our broadcasts to make it look fantastic. I also plan on cutting highlights from the games and putting those highlights aside for a year-ending compilation video and for a sports show I am in the middle of creating.
The show I plan on starting shortly will be called Hoya Paranoia, a take on the name given during the golden age of Georgetown basketball to the team in the 1980s. With this show I hope to have weekly interviews with guests such as coaches, athletes, fans, and members of the athletic department. We will have highlights, and student features on the show as well. This show will reach out to your fellow students and will connect everyone better on campus with their Hoya sports teams.
What YOU can do within GUTV Sports:
We will need people for the following positions as of right now:
· Camera People (Will film Hoya sporting events)
· Editors (Will edit film footage from Hoya sporting events)
· Reporters (Once we get our programming running we’ll need people to report on teams and Hoya sporting events)
Dan Long
Sports Director
dkl8@georgetown.edu
Cell: (973) 900-0148
Come join our Tech department – we’ll teach you all you need to know!
GUTV Tech covers:
· The development of GUTV’s Technical Handbook
· The studio control room
· Broadcast equipment and control
· Equipment purchases
· Training new members
· Floor management during live studio nights
· Set up remote multi-camera shoots (Graduation, Convocation, etc)
GUTV’s Technical Operations team is interested in members who are ready to be hands-on about production and are eager to learn the ins and outs of GUTV’s technical side.
Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments!
Luke Hilliman
Station Manager
stationmgr@gutvonline.com
- 6 Cameras
- 5 Tripods
- 2 sound mixers
- 4 lighting kits
- 2 nonlinear editing suites
- Air live or recorded phone calls
- Live broadcasting from the Leavey Center
- Live editing and graphics
- Teleprompter
- Broadcast campus-wide over Hoyanet Channel 20
Visit our “Shows” page and watch some GUTV!!!
What’s on GUTV? Checkout our schedule!
GUTV Broadcast Schedule Spring 2008
Founded in 1998, GUTV is an entirely student-run television station that offers 24-hour broadcasting on Hoyanet Channel 20 and access to student programming and all of the hottest campus events.
In addition to producing and broadcasting student productions and submissions, GUTV sponsors an annual Film Festival each April, where Georgetown student films and shorts are premiered in front of a general audience. GUTV’s largest production is the Graduation Video Package, which includes a 20-minute video of Georgetown’s Senior Week and the taped and live-edited Commencement ceremonies of each school of Georgetown University.
GUTV also covers home sports games, shoots campus events, and produces the New Student Orientation video, which is shown on the last day of New Student Orientation each year to incoming students.
Join GUTV now by emailing generalmgr@gutvonline.com