Indiana Broadcast History Archive

A Passion for Production: The IU Telecommunications Experience

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[AI-Generated Summary] In this interview, David Huberman, a junior at Indiana University, shares his enthusiasm for the Department of Telecommunications and the diverse opportunities it provides for students. Coming from a family background in television, Huberman highlights the department’s flexible curriculum, which allowed him to dive into production and management courses early in his academic career. He emphasizes the unique value of the hands-on experience available through the student-run operations at the public broadcasting station, WTIU, and his own freelance work creating instructional materials for the department. Huberman also praises the faculty for their accessibility and diverse professional backgrounds, noting that their real-world expertise in law and broadcasting provides students with invaluable industry insights. Ultimately, he views the department as a balanced environment—both intense and relaxed—that effectively prepares students for professional careers in videography and broadcasting.

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