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Hart Students Win Big at Student Television Network Conference

Hart School District | Wednesday, Mar 16, 2016

Photo: Golden Valley team (l to r) Eduardo Martinez, Ryan Lopez, Zach Andrews, Ja'Corey Bowens, Golden Valley video teacher Charles Deuschle, Jordan Nunn, Samantha Sharaf and Emily Holmes.

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Students from four different schools in the William S. Hart Union High School District won honors at the annual Student Television Network Conference March 10-13 in Atlanta.

A total of 27 students won awards with three first place awards going to four schools, along with a third and five honorable mentions.

West Ranch

1st Place – Anchoring – Avery Schroeder, Josie Lionetti, Nelson Poole

1st Place – Editing – Alex Burdsall and Eddy Park for their movie “Connections”

3rd Place – Movie Trailer – Alex Burdsall, Eddy Park, Caden Cerulle

Honorable Mention – Crazy 8 Broadcast (entire WRTV crew produced a full broadcast in 8 hours)

Golden Valley

1st Place – Crazy 8’s Best Unscripted Talk Show – Jordan Nunn, Ja’Corey Bowens, Emily Holmes, Zach Andrews, Samantha Sharaf, Eduardo Martinez, Ryan Lopez

Saugus winners Cristian Vuola, Harrison Ta and Danny Diaz.

Saugus

Honorable Mention – Movie Trailer – Harrison Ta, Cristian Vuola, Danny Diaz

Placerita Junior High

Honorable Mention – Middle School Convention Recap – Katie Scarlett Day, Brian Saaty

Honorable Mention – Middle School Anchor Team – Samantha Meyers, Lauren Gardiner, Carly Wilkinson

Honorable Mention – Middle School Movie Trailer – Bentley Freeman, Kalaimagal Nesarajah, Drew Cerulle,, Brady Jones

Over 2,600 students from nearly 200 high schools across the nation participated. In addition to the competition, the four-day event offered professional breakout sessions from active professionals in the film and broadcast industry.

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