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Ocean City Students Earn Regional Broadcast News Awards

Ocean City earned the Mid-Atlantic awards for General Assignment Light News and Magazine Program.

Ocean City earned the Mid-Atlantic awards for General Assignment Light News and Magazine Program.
Ocean City earned the Mid-Atlantic awards for General Assignment Light News and Magazine Program. (Photos provided by Bellevue PR)

OCEAN CITY, N.J. — Who says journalism is dying? Ocean City high school students earned two awards Tuesday in broadcast news from the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

Jacob Schneider (reporter) and Zachary Card (videographer) earned an award in "General Assignment: Light News" for a feature called "WAWA Addiction."

Several students earned honors for the "Magazine Program." The following students worked on "The Current OC - February 7th Edition."

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  • Taylor Fusco, Talent/Anchor
  • AliJane Robel, Producer
  • Paul Giordano, Director
  • Elizabeth Murray, Technical Director
  • Nathan Goudie, Stage Manager
  • Tanner Mitzel, Character Generation
  • Ben Wiley, Audio Engineer
  • Greg Wheeldon, Advisor
Ocean City High School students earn the award for light news.

The NATAS Mid-Atlantic Chapter's Student Production Awards recognize achievements from students across New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. All nominees received individualized academy certificates. Each winning entry earned a crystal award, engraved with school information.

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