Byron Graham, Hannah Sator, Kayla Gere, and Jacob Lavin
From sports game coverage, to live events, to chapel services, the ONU media services team is a very diverse and multifaceted team. They are responsible for making sure a great deal of events and such run smoothly on campus. There are so many elements of how the event is viewed that falls upon this team’s shoulders. Streaming, videography, audio, the list of disciplines they cover can go one for a while. Our team has curated several stories to showcase and highlight their jobs, responsibilities, and roles. Please browse and enjoy!
The Perspective of Media Service Student Workers
The work of Media Services worker depends on week to week because some weeks are busier than others. The 19 members meet every Monday and Friday to figure out scheduling for the week. The usual tasks are the Chapel services on Wednesdays and Thursdays. After Chapel, there is another task to edit the service or…
ONU Media Servies and COVID
It’s the tenth of March during the year 2020 and you’re on the final day of spring break. You’re preparing to return to your college campus to continue the school year when your mother gives you some interesting news. Due to the uncertainty of the situation surrounding COVID, you will have another week or two…
Media services and the world of sports
With college sports, there are a lot of different aspects to the way that we see a sporting event play out at the collegiate level. When you’re in the stands, you see all the many aspects that you expect to see. The players, the coaches, and the fans. The many things that we can see…
What—or rather who—is Media Services?
ONU Media Services is a team of qualified full-time staff and student workers who provide special services like camera work, editing, lighting, audio, etc. for events and clients. Today, let’s take a look at some of what the staff do for their work. All photos in slideshow below are courtesy of Mikala Turner, a student…
About this project:
This project was created by Byron Graham, Hannah Sator, Kayla Gere, and Jacob Lavin as part of a final project for the multimedia storytelling class at Olivet Nazarene University
