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Goodbye Shawnee TV
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I have been thinking about making this post for a couple weeks now, because I wanted to make sure I really said some things that I wanted to, that I wasn't really able to put into words when I was in front of the mic for LDTV awards, or when talking to everyone at the party beforehand.
Shawnee TV was by far the greatest thing to happen to me throughout my high school career. Being President of Shawnee TV my senior year gave me a chance to be the leader I wanted to be for the program and with all the awards and recognition we've received this year, I can proudly turn over the leadership of Shawnee TV. I am so unbelievably proud of what we've been able to accomplish in the past four years, and everyone deserves a huge thank you for all the time and dedication both to the Renegade Morning Show, and to all the other content that's produced for Shawnee TV and LDTV. Like I said on the stage at Lenape, teamwork is the key to success for us, and when everyone stays involved, and everyone gets included, amazing things will happen.
To my fellow Shawnee TV seniors. I'm sure Brandon will follow me up with a similar post, but I know you guys all can agree that this program changed our lives, and really put us on the right path to a career someday. I would say the experience we received in the Communications program at this school is unparalleled, and I know we're all going to see that in college next year.
To the underclassmen, never lose the enthusiasm. I was a little worried about who would be really dedicated to the program after I graduated, but I have no doubt now that Season 10 will be some of the best content Shawnee TV has ever produced, and I wish you guys the best of luck. Remember, stick together, and keep everyone involved. The only way we keep the show going is by encouraging incoming students to get involved. Teamwork!
And last and not least, to Mr. Pistone, I owe so much to you. You encouraged me to do things I never thought I'd be able to accomplish, and Shawnee TV would never have been as successful as it was this year without you. You treat everyone in your classes, and in all areas of production, with the professionalism that would be expected from a production team, and because of this we do great things. You've taught me so much in these two short years, and I owe a huge thanks to you as both a mentor, and a friend.
Thank You Everyone!
Steve Mathis
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Last Show of the Year!
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The last Renegade Morning Show of the 2009-2010 school hosted by Steve Mathis, Tyler Coskery, Sean Crowley, and Brandon Warech. Lauren Mathis and Lauren Carr created an awesome rendition of the Friends show opening while Brett Yoncak and some other familiar faces showed off their frisbee talents in Ultimate Frisbee. Bobby Tanzola made a segment as a reminder to read the all-school summer reading book The Hunger Games and Kara Tabor signaled the beginning of summer with her Sunset montage. Wrapping things, up Vince Tascione and Greg Streep showed off some sweet skate moves in a Skateboarding outro. To all of the seniors, thank you the enduring commitment, talent, and creativity you have all contributed to the program over the years.
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Last full day this year, tons of segments...
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Wayne Wanzor produced the season 10 graphic; Brandon Warech produced the opening; Lauren Carr and Lauren Mathis host; Mike Moraglia produced the "Who is your favorite teacher?" segment; Andy Kirkwood produced the Rube Goldberg segment; Luke Sitzler and Jake Miller produced the World Cup segment; Sam Argyle, Ryan Farrell, and Lenny Sanelli produced the "What are you doing this summer?" segment; Rachel Goodfriend and Grace Kinney produced the "What will you miss about Shawnee?" segment; and Andrew Kerber produced the stop motion closing.
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Congratulations Ms. Labriola and Mr. Lowden!
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Today's show opened with Bobby Tanzola's 3DS Max render from our Wake Up show, that explodes into the RMS Graphic. Megan Swiatkowski and Kara Tabor host the show. Ryan Fitzgerald produced the Battle of the Bands advertisement, Andy Kirkwood produced the "Favorite of the Year" segment, and Steve Mathis produced a tribute for upcoming retireees, Ms. Labriola and Mr. Lowden, from their last concert.
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Flyers, Art Show, Mr. Lowden, & Much Much More!
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Melissa Storm and Ryan Fitzgerald host this Friday's fun filled show! Shawnee TV's support for the Flyers hokey team is shown in a segment produced by Ryan Snowden and Lauren Carr while Kara Tabor gives us a recap on this year's Art Show. Connor Kelly spreads the word of Mr. Lowden's last band concert, and Ryan Fitzgerald announces sales for a video yearbook. Megan Swiatkowski gave us a look at the People's Choice Awards.
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Health, Powderpuff, and The Arts
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Today's show is jam packed with segments! Lauren Squared (Lauren Mathis and Lauren Carr) host today's show. Bobby Tanzola produced the graphic opening, and Jake Albano produced the slomo opener. Ryan Snowden and Mike Moraglia had an interview with Ms. Ware about the Evening of the Arts. Megan Swiatkowski produced the Health and Wellness Day segment as well as the Powder Puff segment.
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LDTV Awards
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Steve Mathis and Sean Crowley produce the LDTV Award Winning opener. Tyler Coskery and Megan Swiatkowski host today's show. There's a promo for the Photo Show as well as a Guitarmageddon promo produced by Ryan Fitzgerald. We ended the show with a mash-up of all of our LDTV Award Winning Segments! Congratulations to Shawnee TV for winning five out of the seven district LDTV awards!
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Best of RMS
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Today's extended show opened up with our LDTV Award submission for best series, hosts Steve Mathis and Melissa Storm got us pumped up for the half day and the second annual Shawnee High School Renegames. We had Tyler Coskery standing by live via skype (for real this time), in the gym to give us an on air preview of students getting ready to show their school spirit for Renegames. We wrapped it up with a skateboarding documentary produced by Greg Streep and Vince Tascione.
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Mr. Shawnee, Volunteer Service Award, Wing Bowl
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Andy Kirkwood and Kara Tabor host today's show. Steve Mathis produced the Mr. Shawnee Segment, Tyler Coskery produced the Volunteer Service Award and Brandon Warech produced the Wing Bowl recap.
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