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CSD TV students produce first televised broadcast of Butlerville Days parade
Summary
Canyon School District’s student-run CSD TV produced and hosted the first televised broadcast of Cottonwood Heights’ Butlerville Days parade, giving students hands-on experience in live event coverage.
Canyon School District’s student-run CSD TV produced the first televised broadcast of the Butlerville Days parade on Saturday, the hosts said, offering students practical experience in live production and community journalism.
“I am AJ White from CSD TV. That's Canyon School District Television,” said AJ White, a co-host identified on-air as a Brighton High junior. The broadcast repeatedly credited a student production crew and encouraged viewers to learn more at csdtv.org.
On-air hosts described CSD TV as a newly launched student media program that has been broadcasting sports, concerts and school events this year; the parade marked its first live community parade broadcast. Jim Spiwack, a CSD TV host, and the on-air team thanked the student crew and called the production a milestone for the program.
The broadcast emphasized hands-on learning: hosts said students operated cameras, produced the live stream and provided commentary for the parade route. At the close of the broadcast a production credit stated the program was “a student produced production by CSD TV, a program of the Canyon School District.”
Quotes in this article come from AJ White and Jim Spiwack as presented on the live broadcast.
