By: Skip Anderson Lecturer of Media Arts, Rick Hinson waited six weeks before he relocated from Los Angeles to Middle Tennessee to tell his employer he had done so. “We had been wanting to get out of L.A.,” says the four-time Emmy-winning sound designer. “At some point, I realized I was already working from home, so it shouldn’t really matter

MTSU’s Media Arts professor Robert “Bob” Gordon Jr. has always encouraged his multi-camera TV production students to be ready to change course when the unexpected happens, because it always seems to in TV. He didn’t quite expect “changing course” to become so literal. Gordon and his students, who produce live and scripted shows in several multi-camera courses, watched the pandemic

How can you learn a task when the task you’re supposed to observe isn’t being done? Students in MTSU’s multi-camera TV production courses this spring were as baffled as anyone else when they saw their scheduled live video projects with Nashville Fashion Week, the Nashville Symphony, the six TSSAA high school basketball tournaments, a university year-end rock concert, the Raider’s