Tune in for the first Newscene broadcast for the spring 2020 semester on Friday, Feb. 21.
The program returns to ITV Cable 16 at 6:30 p.m. Viewers can also live stream the show on YouTube anytime.
Check out the best of the fall 2019 semester. Visit youtube.com/sdcitynewscene to watch shows and view clips and news packages from the term.
Want to be a part of the Newscene team?
Seats are still available in RTVF 145, Television News Production (Course No. 24196). Students in this course produce, direct and deliver a weekly half-hour news program that airs on the county education channel, ITV 16.
The course runs on Mondays and Wednesdays from 12:45-2 p.m. and Fridays from 9:35 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
There are no prerequisites, but entering students can benefit from taking other RTVF skills courses in previous terms or concurrently.
Some of those skills courses still have seats available for the spring, including:
For the latest information and to register, visit the San Diego City College website.
Newscene was honored as the top local college television newscast by the San Diego Press Club at the 46th Annual Excellence in Journalism Awards at the Jacobs Center on October 29.
The March 8 show, producer by Edgar Yudkevich and directed by Kenyatta Rigmaiden, included a lead story on the investigation into the chief-of-staff of freshman congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez and a City College professor offering his thoughts on the crisis in Venezuela.
Student journalist Yakira Delgadillo was also honored for her television feature reporting and her work on a news package called “Power outages in Venezuela hurt most vulnerable.”
Students from the program were on hand to receive the awards, which was one of 17 awards given to students from the campus media organizations of San Diego City College. Awards were also given to staffs of the City Times newspaper and digital news site, Legend magazine and SDS Radio for podcasting.
To see the complete list of winners, visit http://sdpressclub.org/awards/awards-2019/.
Staff from Newscene and City Times collaborated to cover the Warren visit. Photo by Nicole Vargas.
A team of Newscene students was on hand to cover the visit of Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren at Waterfront Park in downtown San Diego on Thursday night.
With Jesus Lopez as the producer, the team shot video for the weekly Newscene broadcast, contributed to the live blog produced by the City Times and produced content for Instagram.
Susana Serrano stepped in a social producer for Instagram, adding images and video throughout the night. Follow Newscene on Instagram, @sdcitynewscene.
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