butv10































butv10
Type Student-run television
Country
United States
Owner
Boston University College of Communication
Launch date
 February 22, 2006 (2006-02-22)
Official website
 http://www.butv10.com

butv10 is Boston University’s student-operated media production and distribution network. Live-streamed and on-demand programming is available online at butv10.com and on campus television channel 10.


Established in 1989 as BUTV and rebranded butv10 in 2005, the organization produces an array of news, information, sports, drama, comedy, and variety programming. Content has received multiple Associated Press, NATAS, Telly, and Webby Award recognitions.


Open to any BU student, annual membership exceeds 250. butv10’s 14 productions and administrative departments are based at the Boston University College of Communication.[1][2]




Contents






  • 1 Origins


  • 2 Past and current programs


  • 3 Awards and nominations


  • 4 References


  • 5 External links





Origins


Though students had been producing content for years under the organization known as BUTV, Boston University had no formal distribution platform. According to butv10 faculty advisor Christophor Cavalieri, once the campus was wired for cable, the plan for a student-run television station was initiated in September 2005.[2] The name BUTV10 was announced in November 2005,[3] and the channel premiered on February 22, 2006.[2] The student production group was also renamed Growling Dog Productions.[3]



Past and current programs

























































































































































Show Name Genre Status Description
Bay State Drama Current; 1991–present Longest-running continuously produced student soap opera in the United States[2][4][5]
BU Tonight Late-night talk show Past; 2006-? Late night-style talk show[2]
Co-Ed: The Next Generation Situation comedy Current
Mockumentary-style sitcom focusing on gender-neutral housing
COMlife Reality Current; 2014–present Documentary series about the lives of BU students
Full Circle Talk show Past University-related interviews and performances[6]
Good Morning, BU Morning show Current; 2013–present Live morning news and talk show
The Hungry Terrier Food Current; 2014–present Cooking, dining and food news
Inside Boston News magazine Current Local Boston news and features[2][7]
The Morning After Morning show Current Morning news and talk show parody
Off Sides Sports talk show Current Sports news talk show
On That Point News Current; 2006–present Round table debate show covering current events, politics and culture
One-on-Ones Talk show Current; 2014–present Alumni and celebrity interviews
Paper Trail Drama Current; 2014–present Dramatic scripted series about the academic black market[8]
Pinnacle Film Past Narrative and documentary film work created by BU faculty and alumni[2][6]
Pop Showdown! Game show Current Trivia about music, movies, TV, pop culture and BU itself
Proud to BU Sports Current; 2014–present One-minute segments devoted to BU Athletics
Redstone Showcase Variety Past Films featured in BU's Redstone Film Festival[6]
Rendered Variety Past Showcase of student film, video and broadcast journalism work[6]
Shadows Drama Current; 1995–present
Science fiction/supernatural scripted series[2]
Student Shorts Talk show Current; 2014–present Student-produced short films
Terrier Nation Sports news Current
SportsCenter-style show covering all BU sports[2][6]
The Wire News Current Daily news wire
Warren Towers Comedy Past Documentary-style comedy about BU dorm life

Welcome Back
(formerly Welcome Back, Brotter)		 Situation comedy Current; 2009–present Sitcom about college friends[9]


Awards and nominations


butv10 has received various awards and nominations. In 2007, Inside Boston executive producers Ted Fioraliso and Brittany Oat won the Fox News Channel College Challenge for a news package on an eminent domain case, receiving cash prizes for themselves and butv10.[10][11]


































































































































































































































































































































































Year
 Award
 Category
 Show/Student
 Genre
 Result
 Notes
2008 Telly Award TV Programming/Student On That Point Debate and discussion Won [9]
2008 Aegis Award Student Programming Bay State Drama Won [12]
2009 Telly Award TV Programming/Student Bay State Drama Won
[9][13]
2009 Webby Award Website/Student butv10.com Website Nominated One of only five student sites nominated[14]
2010 Telly Award TV Programming/Student Inside Boston News magazine Won Episode 1104[9]
2011 Telly Award TV Programming/Student On That Point Debate and discussion Won Episode "Living the Dream"[9][15]
2012 Telly Award TV Programming/Student Welcome Back Brotter Situation comedy Won Season 3, Episode 2[9][16]
2013 Telly Award TV Programming/Student Bay State Drama Won Episode 133[16]
2013 Telly Award TV Programming/Student Welcome Back Brotter Situation comedy Won Episode "Back to the Brotter"[16]
2013 Telly Award TV Programming/Student Inside Boston News magazine Won Election Special[16]
2013 New England Associated Press Student Award Best Election Coverage Decision 2012 Election special Won Four-hours; televised and live-streamed[17]
2013 New England Associated Press Student Award Best News Hard Feature "Aftermath of Superstorm Sandy" News Won [17]
2013 New England Associated Press Student Award Best Public Affairs Coverage Inside Boston News magazine Won “Death With Dignity & Medical Marijuana”[17]
2013
NATAS (National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences) College/University Student Award For Excellence (Boston/New England Chapter)		 General Assignment - Serious News "Gun Control" News Won Chris Costa (Reporter)[18]
2013 NATAS College/University Student Award Public Affairs/Community Service Inside Boston News magazine Won “Question 3 – Medical Marijuana Initiative”; Christophor Cavalieri (Faculty Advisor), Sandra Hooper (Producer), Victoria Price (Producer), Deedee Sun (Producer)[18]
2013 NATAS College/University Student Award General Assignment - Serious News "Medical Marijuana"
"Boston Startups"		 News Nominated Tiana Bohner ("Medical Marijuana" Reporter)
Deedee Sun ("Boston Startups" Reporter)[18]
2013 NATAS College/University Student Award General Assignment - Light News "Missing Unicorn?"
"Chessmaster"		 News Nominated Luke Jones ("Missing Unicorn?" Reporter)
Alexander Hyacinthe ("Chessmaster" Reporter)[18]
2013 NATAS College/University Student Award Long Form - Non-Fiction Inside Boston News magazine Nominated “Question 3 – Medical Marijuana Initiative”; Christophor Cavalieri (Faculty Advisor)[18]
2013 NATAS College/University Student Award Newscast BUTV News at Noon News Nominated November 7, 2012 broadcast/Election coverage; Susan Walker (Broadcast Journalism Professor/Director), Chris Costa (Student/Anchor), Deedee Sun (Student/Anchor), Victoria Price (Student/Election Correspondent)[18]
2013 NATAS College/University Student Award Talent Brooke Singman (Anchor/Reporter) News Nominated [18]
2014 Telly Award TV Programming/Student Bay State Drama Won Episode 137 [19]
2014 Telly Award TV Programming/Student Bay State Drama Won Episode 138 [19]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award General Assignment - Serious News Triumph, The Tragedy: Marathon Bombings News Won RD Sahl (Coordinator), Michelle Johnson (Web Site Editor)[20]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Long Form - Fiction Welcome Back Situation comedy Won Episode "Theodore"; Emily Sheehan (Producer), Sam Hayes (Producer), Amanda Domuracki (Producer)[20]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Short Form - Non-Fiction "Fishy Science" News Won Victoria Price (Reporter)[20]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Sports Proud to BU Sports Won John-Michael Sedor (Producer), Christophor Cavalieri (Faculty Advisor)[20]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Editor COM In A Day Documentary Won Max Belin (Editor/Producer), Micha Sabovik (Advisor)[20][21]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Newscast TV Newsroom: A Final Exam Live Every Week News Nominated Susan Walker (Director)[20]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Short Form - Non-Fiction "Adderall Abuse"
"Alzheimer's Disease"		 News Nominated Alexa Dragoumis ("Adderall Abuse" Reporter)
Tiana Bohner ("Alzheimer's Disease" Reporter)[20]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Long Form - Fiction Bay State Drama Nominated Episode 138: "A Cinderella Story"; Lee Ann Carluccio (Producer), Evan Tuohey (Producer)[20]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Long Form - Non-Fiction JFK: A Reporter Remembers Documentary Nominated Patrick Thomas (Reporter)[20]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Commercial COM In A Day Documentary Nominated Max Belin (Producer), Will Dowsett (Producer), Greg Huntoon (Producer), Aaron Bland (Producer), Micha Sabovik (Advisor)[20]
2014 NATAS College/University Student Award Animation/Graphics/Special Effects A Death In Dallas Documentary Nominated Patrick Thomas (Reporter), RD Sahl (Editor), Michelle Johnson (Web Editor)[20]
2016 Telly Award (Bronze) TV Programming/Student On That Point Debate and discussion Won Season 14, Episode 2: "Syrian Refugee Crisis"[22]
2016 Telly Award (Silver) TV Programming/Student Paper Trail Drama Won [22]
2016 NATAS College/University Student Award Long Form - Non-Fiction On That Point Debate and discussion Won [22]
2016 NATAS College/University Student Award Long Form - Fiction Paper Trail Drama Won [22]
2016
ATAS College Television Awards
 Series - Scripted Paper Trail Drama Won 2nd Place (Season 2); Amanda Domuracki, Andrew Fewsmith, Wesley Palmer [22][23]


References





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  8. ^ Pickette, Samantha (October 14, 2014). "Following the Paper Trail". BU Today. Archived from the original on June 25, 2016. Retrieved June 26, 2016.


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  10. ^ Davis, Lisa (April 6, 2007). "COM seniors awarded for newscast". The Daily Free Press. Retrieved October 23, 2014.


  11. ^ Milano, Brett (April 2, 2007). "COM Students Win $20K in Fox News Challenge". BU Today. Retrieved October 23, 2014.


  12. ^ "2008 Aegis Awards Winners & Finalists". AegisAwards.com. 2008. Archived from the original on May 29, 2009. Retrieved October 24, 2014.


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  14. ^ "Nominee: butv10 TerrierVision". WebbyAwards.com. Retrieved September 1, 2014.


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External links



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  • Boston University College of Communication









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