Video Packages for LBV

Click on Go> Connect to server     

Our server is:    jmc.oldmain.txstate.edu

Our user is: nahj     (For the password just call me if you don’t know it already.)

You should be logged on.

When you are ready to do the final editing on your video clip…

Click on File, then Export, Using  Quicktime Conversion.

Change format from Quicktime Movie to .AVI.  Change other settings:

Click on Options  , then Settings for Video.  The default for Video is Cinepak, change  it to DV/DVCPro-NTSC (DO NOT USE : DV/DVCPro50-NTSC).  The frame rate must be changed from Best to 29.97.  The quality must be changed from Medium to Best. Leave the Interlaced and 4:3 settings as they are. OK .

Click on Settings for Audio. The Audio Settings must also be changed from 22kHz to 48 kHz, and from mono to stereo.

Save it to desktop first…(after it has been rendered) and check it out first. Now you can move it to the nahj server in your folder.

**Remember to un-mount the share point by dragging the nahj server icon onto the trash or clicking the eject button.**

Great Job!!!

¡Buen trabajo!

Gracias a todos los que fueron el viernes y dieron de su parte para la primera producción de La Bella Vida! Thank you so much for those of you who helped out on Friday on our first La Bella Vida production…it came out Great!

The show was aired on Friday at 4:30 pm and it will be aired again on Wednesday at 7:30pm.

REMINDER:  We will be having a guest speaker on Wednesday, April 8, at 6pm in Old Main 201.  Our guest will be Award-winning reporter Patricio Espinoza.

Check out his site:  http://www.patricioespinoza.com/

Please make it a point to attend…it will be very much appreciated.

Thanks and see you on Wednesday and Friday (for our second production!).

Cesar Chavez March of Justice, crew photos

http://www.flickr.com/photos/36905122@N03/sets/72157616150888662/show/

Women, Their Role & The Cesar Chavez March for Justice

Cesar Chavez was not alone when he fought for the rights of farm workers. His wife Helen marched by his side, and today, as Texas State University-San Marcos Audrey Cuellar reports, women more than ever before, are still part of the legacy and the future

This video was originally shared on blip.tv by txstatenahj with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 license.

The March for Justice and how it all began

It has been more than 40 years since the Cesar chavez movement began, but as Texas State University-San Marcos Sirheem Fuentes tells us, today in the streets of San Antonio the vibrant sounds of “Si Se Puede” continue. The story is part of the NAHJ Studen

This video was originally shared on blip.tv by txstatenahj with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 license.

“La Marcha” Cesar Chavez March for Justice

Cientos salieron a las calles de San Antonio en el aniversario de la primera marcha de Cesar Chavez en California en 1966. Cuarenta y tres años han trasncurrido desde entoces pero como Laura Coria de Texas State University-San Marcos nos dice, el fervor y

This video was originally shared on blip.tv by txstatenahj with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 license.

Cesar Chavez March For Justice

What does this March mean to those who year after year remember Cesar Chavez? Texas State University-San Marcos Andy Sevilla spoke to many of the participants as part of a student Digital Journalism Project of the NAHJ Student Chapter and the SAiMediacrew

This video was originally shared on blip.tv by txstatenahj with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 license.

SAiMediaCrew.com to host NAHJ’s San Marcos Texas State University Student Chapter to cover Cesar Chavez March

The SAiMediaCrew.com, founders of San Antonio’s Digital Journalism Project SA4Mayor.com, will host members of NAHJ’s Student Chapter Texas State University San Marcos this weekend, and cover the Cesar Chavez March in San Antonio, Texas on Saturday March 28, 2009.

Students will be assigned to network level experienced photo-journalists and reporters, to cover the march as producers, reporters, and photographers and deliver video web reports under a “real-time” newscast deadline using state-of-the-art online digital tools. 

WOAI News4 San Antonio is also hosting the students, and the SAiMediaCrew in their newsroom where the self-contained crews will work with students who will hands-on produce their own digital reports.  The video news packages will be published online at the students run website, as well as iGoSA.com
Contact:
Cynthia Muñoz, Muñoz Public Relations
210.225.3353 o. | 210.860.9633 c. | cynthia@munozpublicrelations.com
© 2009 SAiMediaCrew.com

Meeting–March 25th

So we’re back from Spring break…let’s get everything rolling!

We will meet tomorrow, Wednesday, March 25th, at 6:30pm in ASB 203(across The Den).  It will be an NAHJ/ production meeting.  

Unfortunately Patricio Espinoza will not be able to make it this Wednesday due to work, BUT he has confirmed that Saturday he and some of his friends will meet up with us to cover the Cesar Chavez March in San Antonio. This event takes place at 11am, so we are going to leave early and carpooling for sure.  At the meeting those of you interested can sign-up for this workshop and figure out how to get to San Antonio etc. 

Having that said we will have a presentation on Networking.  Also, we are going to have a production meeting so we can come up with ideas so we can go out on thursday with cameras and make atleast two packages. We’ll see what we come up with tomorrow.

About the social…thanks to those who went, but it was sad not seeing everyone there!! I saw a lot of hands up that day at the meeting asking for a social…what happened?

Enough said, see you tomorrow!!

SOCIAL — Wednesday, March 11th

Hola hola Chicas(os),

I hope midterms are a breeze for you! You can do it!!

So, for those of you who went to the March 4th meeting, you unanimously voted for a social — therefore, this Wednesday, March 11th @ 7ish pm let’s get together and mingle!

Everett Romano has generously offered his house to hold the social. 

Directions to his house:

1318 W. San Antonio St.
It’s across the street from the south Hays fire department.
San antonio St. is parallel to Hopkins St. 

  He is also offering to bring chips, tortillas and salsa. Ashley is going to bring the fajitas and I will be making rice. The only thing you need to do is bring your own drink and take your Ipods –algo para poner buen ambiente.

*****Also,  after Spring Break we will be having an extraordinary and well-established reporter as guest, five-time Emmy award-winning  Patricio Espinoza, on Wednesday, March 25th.  We are working on reserving a room and all the other good stuff. This is an event sponsored by us and the Center of the Study of Latino Media and Markets(where we have our meetings), so attendance will be VERY important. 

Following the presentation I would like to have an NAHJ gathering so we can meet him since that Saturday, March 28th in San Antonio, we will be having a workshop with Mr. Espinoza and some of his colleagues to cover the Cesar Chavez March.  I will be having a sign-in sheet so I can know who is interested in this one-of-a-kind opportunity.

Thanks to those who have been going to the production meetings and studio! On Friday, March 27th, we will be shooting for 11:30 am at the studio so we can set up everything and maybe squeeze in a run-thru.  We would’ve wanted to do our first production that day but with the circumstances we will most likely aim for having our first legit production on April 3rd. I will be e-mailing you the different titles for the show and that way we can all vote.

¡Muchas gracias y nos vemos el miercoles!

See you on Wednesday!