Michael DiGangi, I’m impressed with how eloquently you have made your case here. Thanks for the groundbreaking comment. I appreciate you taking the time to leave such a deep and well thought out feedback on my school project from 10+ years ago. Sounds like you have a lot going on in your life. Thanks for making time for me. Your comment has inspired me to live life to the fullest today and forever.

Hellcat77 ended up in Marketing, and the experience carried over. Careers don’t often take a linear path, sometimes they zig zag around, but the experience you gain along the way is what opens up new opportunities every time.

we have reporters stationed in different locations who record the events and send them to the newsroom (thanks to technology)..the people in the newsroom get the information, and edit the stuff before letting it on air

Aw thank you! I know, it was so long ago! I had a blast making it. One of the best experiences of my life. The crew was so accommodating and helpful throughout the process. I also got an A in the class ;)

This was for a school project. No mastermind agenda. I wanted to show what a career in broadcast journalism could look like and that was the place I just happened to have access to at the time #hungrycollegeintern Actually keep forgetting I had to post on KZfaq as part of the assignment/portfolio... * sending positive vibes *

I meant no harm, Grecia! Even though I am not a fan of CNN, I still would have toured the CNN studios if I was training for a career in broadcasting, because they have all the high-tech gear and a large pool of resourceful people working for them. Cheers!

Yeah it was pretty neat Cheers!

Pinch, it sounds like you support Fox, meaning you drank the Koolaid.

@@tanyabrown6969 I don't learn things from the father that raised me. I only learn things from my gender studies professor.