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To find when they will replay
the address check the This morning I had the pleasure of
having Breakfast at Aunt
Pitty Pat's Kitchen with Hollister (Hop)
David, Arizona
artist and publisher of the Ajo
Copper News. Had a fantastic Breakfast
(everything is great on the menu!) discussed Hop's upcoming
art show being held at Tera's Garden which is located at 606 N. 4th Avenue
in Phoenix, AZ. We wandered over by the Glendale Civic Center to watch KGLN setup to Video the Mayor's address. You may have been there, you will see it on the news tonight and it will be re-run but while it was being filmed by KGLN Here is some background on the production and engineering behind recording and televising it! There were producers, camera crew, engineers and operations people all working in harmony to record this photonic symphony. In back of the Civic Center was the Production Truck
Between the camera crew inside the civic center and the many people seated in this truck and entire video production was made. In addition it is transmitted back using an antenna that was on top of the civic center linking the truck and crew to the main studio in the Sub-basement 2 at city hall. This truck is a fascinating piece of equipment to learn more about it, what it contains, where everyone sits and how it is used click here. |
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| Bill Meyer KGLN engineer during Mayor's State of City Speech at the Glendale Civic Center Today 2/1/05. |
| To learn more about KGLN - click here |
The Telly Awards honors outstanding local, regional and national cable TV commercials and programs, as well as the finest video and film productions. They annually showcase the best work of the most respected advertising agencies, production companies, television stations, cable operators and corporate video departments.
The Telly Awards receives in excess of 12,000 entries each year from 50 states and foreign countries.
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Media Award - City of Glendale's KGLN -
Channel 11
The Media Award recognizes an individual or organization for consistent efforts in the area of print or electronic media support for parks, recreation, and cultural services through promotion, sponsorship and public service. The winner of the 1999 APRA Media Award is the City of Glendale's KGLN - Channel 11. The Glendale Parks and Recreation Department has benefited tremendously over the past several years through television coverage of special events and targeted news stories for citizens. Everything from the Arbor Day celebration to the Wiffleball World Series has been covered by KGLN… continuing to bring word of the scope and variety of park and recreation activities in Glendale. KGLN keeps the community well informed of festivals, ground-breaking ceremonies, park improvements and renovations, sports and tournaments on an on-going, regular basis. The mix also includes aquatics, cultural developments and information for senior citizens. Over the past years, KGLN has received numerous national awards for its television program production, including 6 Telly awards and 2 Hometown video awards. KGLN produced a promotional video for the 1997 APRA conference at the WigWam Resort (http://www.azpra.org/displaycommon.cfm?an=1&subarticlenbr=41) |
Christmas 2006 - Glendale Glitters - I think this is Troy behind the
camera. |
At Fire Whistle Stop Tour _ my ears are still ringing after this! |
At the Lund Cadillac Groundbreaking Glendale AZ 4/2007
Bill Meyer behind the camera ( Barbara George to the right) at the Ocotillo District Meeting April 2007 Glendale -11 Julie Watters - EMCEE and the Claus'. December 07
GLENDALE
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Fiesta Bowl Media Day Dec 2007
Bill Meyer Glendale 11 in brown and blue Arizona Jacket
Small silver camera belongs to the Glendale Daily Planet
Bill Meyer Glendale 11 in brown and blue Arizona Jacket.
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GLENDALE
11 RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION
GLENDALE, Ariz.
May 2007– Glendale 11, the city’s cable TV station, is the recipient of
two Telly Awards in recognition of its outstanding programming. Glendale
11 received Bronze Awards for Glendale
Dimensions and This is
Glendale. The
Telly Awards honor the best in local, regional and national cable TV
commercials and programs, as well as the finest video and film
productions. Each year, the Telly Awards receive more than 13,000
entries from
50 states and foreign countries. Glendale
Dimensions is a 30-minute
interview show hosted by Glendale City Manager Ed Beasley. The episode that won the Bronze Award features Beasley
interviewing Fiesta Bowl President and CEO John Junker. The
show, taped at the Fiesta Bowl’s new head quarters, takes a
comprehensive look at the new partnership between the city and the
Fiesta Bowl. This
is Glendale
is a seven-minute promotional video showcasing the many reasons to
work, live and play in Glendale. It includes interviews with city
leaders, residents and city partners, as well as a look at the past,
present and future of Glendale.
“It’s an honor to receive a
highly respected national award for our quality programs for the
third consecutive year,” said Julie Frisoni, Communications
Director for city of Glendale. “The Telly Awards highlight our
high standards of excellence and the importance of providing our
residents with information they can trust and enjoy.” Glendale 11 airs on Cox and Qwest Channel 11, 24-hours a day, seven days a week. For complete viewer’s guide, visit www.glendaleaz.com/glendale11. |
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GLENDALE 11 NOMINATED FOR SEVEN NATOA AWARDS GLENDALE, Ariz. - July 25.2007 In the world of government television stations, Glendale Channel 11 is competing at a national level for awards. The city's TV station has been nominated for a record-breaking seven NATOA Awards this year. The station submitted work in nine categories for the 2007 National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors Government Programming Awards and will learn the results at the NATOA Conference in Portland, Ore., on Oct. 5. Across the country, 172 government TV stations entered the contest submitting a combined 1,200 entries in 63 categories. Below are the nominated Glendale 11 TV shows and their categories: * A Fiesta Bowl Celebration for Documentary Event Coverage * Making of the Stadium for both Documentary Profile and Innovative Program * Check it Out @ the Library for the Library category * This is Glendale for both Event Program Promotion and Promotion of a City/County * Street Racing Prevention for the PSA category The NATOA awards recognize the best of government access programming from local government stations. NATOA selects the award winners based on "excellence in broadcast, cable, multimedia and electronic programming developed by municipal agencies," according to www.natoa.org <http://www.natoa.org/> . Glendale 11 airs on Cox and Quest Channel 11, 24-hours a day, seven days a week. For a complete viewers guide, visit www.glendaleaz.com/glendale11 <http://www.glendaleaz.com/glendale11> . |
Joe Larger at the dedication of the new |
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Regional
Media Workgroup for the Super Bowl Tuesday,
January 15th, 2008, 11:00 A.M., 4th FLOOR – 9494
W. Maryland, Glendale, Arizona
Here it is the new media center!
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Glendale 11 media center at the
2008
It was a 3 camera shoot plus a director and two mix and fx folk plus an intern running yet another camera.
In green small in picture directing Laurie Berg Sapp
directing- Laurie Berg Sapp
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