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Studio inspiration
Prior to the production stage of the class projects, Hill instructed the students for six weeks in television, film and broadcast history, and how to tell a story. The class has also taken two field trips to NBC Channel 29 in Charlottesville.
There, station manager Ralph Tbbias gave them a tour of the studio as students saw how the news was produced behind the scenes. The students are now using this inspiration and their own creativity to produce quality newscasts with a Rappahannock flavor.
Television Channel 21 in Culpeper has already expressed interest in RCHSTV produced programming as the class focuses on completing a newscast. The broadcast team has already interviewed several school officials, including School Superintendent Robert Chappell, Principal Mello, and Assistant Principal Robin Puryear about issues facing the school.
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