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Nash News | April 1, 2021 NCC Broadcast Student Wins International Exhibition 'Best of Festival' When Nash Community College Broadcasting and Production Technologies student Isaac Anderson entered the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) Festival of Media Arts competition in the two-year colleges category he knew the competition would be fierce. "I was actually very nervous," said Anderson. "There are some great schools in that category. I didn't know we would actually win." In June 2020, Anderson and Studio 67 (Nash Community College's multimedia studio, classroom, and laboratory) worked with Raleigh musical group Thirsty Curses to film and produce a music video for their song "Bruises on Your Shoulders." The music video was filmed in Wilson, NC at the Edna Boykin Cultural Center following CDC-recommended Covid-19 protocol during filming. Anderson said the Boykin Center was amazing and that everyone agreed to practice safety guidelines. "We were strict on having guidelines in place because we wanted to create this," said Anderson. "We must have done 20 or 30 practice runs. Running around with a camera while masked wasn't as easy as I thought it would be." Anderson served as director of photography, editor, and producer on the project and entered the final music video in the narrative video category for two-year colleges. He learned he won the category competition early in March and that his entry would be entered into the Best of Festival competition. Read More Spring 2021 Honor Society Inductees Recognized Nash Community College held a virtual ceremony on Wednesday, March 24, 2021 to induct four new members into the Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society. Congratulations to the spring semester inductees: Devon Braswell, William Harding, Laura Robbins and Erika Vaughn. A non-profit, co-educational, honor and service organization for students in colleges and universities, Gamma Beta Phi, recognizes excellence in education promoting the development of leadership skills, character, and service. To be eligible for Gamma Beta Phi, students must hold a minimum of a 3.0 cumulative grade point average and must have earned 12 or more semester hours in a major at Nash Community College. Gamma Beta Phi has approximately 40,000 active student members nationally in its comprised chapters. Inductees are committed to conducting themselves with the highest ideals of honesty, service, industriousness, humility, justice, cooperation, responsibility, and charitableness while promoting scholarship, service, and character. Eight students were also recognized during the ceremony for their induction in the fall 2020 semester. Copyright © 2021 Nash Community College. All Rights Reserved.
Nash News | April 1, 2021
NCC Broadcast Student Wins International Exhibition 'Best of Festival'
When Nash Community College Broadcasting and Production Technologies student Isaac Anderson entered the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) Festival of Media Arts competition in the two-year colleges category he knew the competition would be fierce.
"I was actually very nervous," said Anderson. "There are some great schools in that category. I didn't know we would actually win."
In June 2020, Anderson and Studio 67 (Nash Community College's multimedia studio, classroom, and laboratory) worked with Raleigh musical group Thirsty Curses to film and produce a music video for their song "Bruises on Your Shoulders." The music video was filmed in Wilson, NC at the Edna Boykin Cultural Center following CDC-recommended Covid-19 protocol during filming.
Anderson said the Boykin Center was amazing and that everyone agreed to practice safety guidelines. "We were strict on having guidelines in place because we wanted to create this," said Anderson. "We must have done 20 or 30 practice runs. Running around with a camera while masked wasn't as easy as I thought it would be."
Anderson served as director of photography, editor, and producer on the project and entered the final music video in the narrative video category for two-year colleges. He learned he won the category competition early in March and that his entry would be entered into the Best of Festival competition.
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Spring 2021 Honor Society Inductees Recognized
Nash Community College held a virtual ceremony on Wednesday, March 24, 2021 to induct four new members into the Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society. Congratulations to the spring semester inductees: Devon Braswell, William Harding, Laura Robbins and Erika Vaughn.
A non-profit, co-educational, honor and service organization for students in colleges and universities, Gamma Beta Phi, recognizes excellence in education promoting the development of leadership skills, character, and service. To be eligible for Gamma Beta Phi, students must hold a minimum of a 3.0 cumulative grade point average and must have earned 12 or more semester hours in a major at Nash Community College.
Gamma Beta Phi has approximately 40,000 active student members nationally in its comprised chapters. Inductees are committed to conducting themselves with the highest ideals of honesty, service, industriousness, humility, justice, cooperation, responsibility, and charitableness while promoting scholarship, service, and character.
Eight students were also recognized during the ceremony for their induction in the fall 2020 semester.
Copyright © 2021 Nash Community College. All Rights Reserved.