Seneca Media Podcast: Recent Episodes
Seneca Media
The official podcast for Seneca College's School of Media. We feature discussions with students, faculty, and alumni on topics ranging from current events to alumni advice.
Caroline Grech, the associate director of external relations and public affairs at Seneca College discusses what went into the implementation of Seneca College's vaccine policy.
Episode transcript: https://senecamedia.ca/caroline-gresch-on-seneca-colleges-vaccine-policy/
Seneca grads discuss their industry's shift to the virtual world and predict how the world of PR will change going forward. They also discuss working from home, and their personal struggles and accomplishments during this time.
Episode transcript: https://senecamedia.ca/public-relations-in-a-virtual-world/
Guests:
Nilou Alizadeh
Zack Babins
Roy Singh
Sam Sokol
Iryna Zheliasko
In honour of International Women's Day we're joined by Joy Xhindole for a deep dive into the impact of one of pop culture's strongest fictional female characters around — Wonder Woman.
Episode transcript: https://senecamedia.ca/feminism-and-wonder-woman-joy-xhindole/
Hear how Simran Arora develops her posts, what inspires her, and how she remains authentic throughout everything she shares on her blog A Room of One's Own.
Check out Simran's blog: https://aroomofonesownbysimranarora.wordpress.com/
Follow Simran on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsimranarora/
Afshaan and Devin discuss how they've grown as bloggers, what trends shaped their journey, and their vision for the future.
Check our their blogs:
twomarketgirls.com
thegeekaesthetic.com
Maithili Dixit shares real life stories from around the world, what she loves most about storytelling and why connecting with each other through stories is even more important these days.
Check out her blog: https://abucketofpopcorn.wordpress.com/
Chris Centeno shares his experiences working on set during the pandemic, why highlighting Canadian content matters, and what shows to check out.
Check out his blog: https://accesstvfilm.wordpress.com/
Erika Murray talks all things horror and what keeps her coming back to this genre ever since Scooby-Doo.
Check out her blog: https://airmyrrh.wordpress.com/
Mohammed Sorathia brings his passion for marketing and strategy to small businesses and shares what tips he gives businesses to help them thrive online, especially during times like the pandemic.
Check out his blog: https://mfasorathia.wordpress.com/
Yordel Jackson dives deep in to the music she loves and takes us beyond the lyrics to discuss some of the deeper impacts music can have.
Check out her blog: https://heydropabeat.wordpress.com/
Omkar Kulkarni shares what excites him about the world of digital marketing in 2020.
Check out his blog: https://ensearchdigit.wordpress.com/
Jessica Breadner shares the creative ways she's staying connected with friends during the pandemic and her picks for which wines pair best with every occasion.
Check out her blog: https://maybeitsthewinetalking.wordpress.com/
Radhisha Pillai shares her personal experience with overcoming bullying and insecurities to become the confident woman she is today.
Check out her blog: https://theduskybrunette.wordpress.com/
Justin Ramos shares tips, strategies, and advice for getting past procrastination and back to being productive.
Check out his blog: https://prioritizingproductivity.wordpress.com/
Adina Saban discusses the self-care journey she's begun as she works to make her health and wellness a priority in her life.
Check out her blog: https://theselfcarestation.wordpress.com/
Carla Rudberg introduces us to the delights of wickless wax warmers and how a first-time buyer can figure out what warmer is best for them.
Check out her blog: https://carlaavivascentz.ca/
We interviewed nine alumni from our Journalism program to find out what their lives as young journalists have been like since the pandemic hit. We asked them about working from home, maintaining their mental health, and what guidance they've received from mentors. We also asked what advice they have for current students.
On this episode, we’re talking about millennial's favourite piece of home decor- plants! Not only is it a popular hobby and aesthetic, it’s also great for life in quarantine during the pandemic. PR student Sarah Tyler joins us to share all the benefits of gardening and having more plants in your life.
Sarah's blog: https://wellgrown.home.blog/
We chat with social media experts, Martin Waxman and Mary Pretotto, about how social media has shaped our world during this Covid-19 pandemic. We realize that irrespective of what happens going forward, no one can discount social media as a fad.
We're checking in with faculty from the School of Media to see how they're doing during the COVID-19 pandemic. We hear what's bringing them joy, how they've adjusted to this new 'normal', and what advice they have for others.
On this episode we’re chatting with Tania Vitiuk, an international student from Ukraine who is in the PR program at Seneca College. We talk with Tania about her experiences dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic while far from home, how she’s feeling about the transition to online classes and her plans for the future. We even shared some tips on how to stay fashionable while at home!
On this episode, we chat with Scott Hart who is Senior Highlights Manager for TSN and a Professor at Seneca College. We talk about what it takes to be successful in the world of sports journalism, and delve into how the industry is coping with Covid-19.
Kevin Frankish is a long-time TV host, a current professor in Seneca’s Journalism Program and a mental health advocate. On this episode, we chat with Kevin about why mental health is important and what we can do to take care of our mental health.
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In this episode, Afshaan Purvez tells us about her unique perspectives on classic literature as explored on her blog, The Geek Aesthetic. Afshaan discusses one of her favourite topics, why we shouldn’t judge people by the books they read.
Afshaan's Blog: http://thegeekaesthetic.com/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Devin Andrade talks with us about her vegan blog and YouTube channel, Two Market Girls. Devin gives us the lowdown on the GTA’s best vegan restaurants and great vegan meals to order at mainstream restaurants.
Devin's Blog: http://twomarketgirls.com/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Nahjdla Seale tells us about her Carribbean lifestyle and culture blog, Vibez N’Ting. Nahj shares what she loves most about her home country of Barbados.
Nahjdla's Blog: https://vybeznting.wordpress.com/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Melissa Mancini shares her experiences as a woman of Filipino and Italian heritage. Melissa also discusses her take on controversial comments made by Eurasian actor Darren Criss about his Filipino background.
Melissa's Blog: https://pancitandpasta.wordpress.com/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Kristel Veliz discusses how students can maintain balance in body, mind and spirit. Kristel shares ways to incorporate physical fitness into your busy routine (even if you hate it) and budget-friendly workout options.
Kristel's Blog: https://wellforless.wordpress.com/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Chloe Crawford discusses how she discovered the importance of living sustainably and how millennials can do more to combat climate change. Chloe also gives us tips on meaningful ways to be more sustainable now.
Chloe's Blog: https://chloesblog260306753.wordpress.com/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, we talk to Disha about intersectional feminism: what it means and how feminism differs around the world. Disha shares her experience as a feminist in India, the inspiration for her blog and how she chose the films and books she highlights on the site.
Disha's Blog: https://theurbanbrownfeminist1.home.blog/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Ali Winter gives us tips, tricks and recipes for eating healthy on a student budget, as covered in her blog, The Hungry Student. Ali shares her journey of discovering how eating well improved her energy, well-being and her bank account.
Ali's Blog: https://hungrystudent1.wordpress.com/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Rashi Jain explores the issue of employee dissatisfaction from the employer’s perspective. Rashi discusses the causes of employee unhappiness, the importance of supporting mental health in the workplace and the steps employers can take to improve worker morale.
Rashi's Blog: https://jibeonjob.business.blog/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Carolina Salinas talks about her lifestyle and public relations blog, Everything is PRsonal. Carolina focuses on important things to keep in mind when organizing a media conference.
Carolina's Blog: https://everythingisprsonal.travel.blog/
Seneca Media: https://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Chandana Budhiraja shares ways to incorporate passion into our careers and how to muster the courage to pursue the career you really want. Chandana also explains how to take time for yourself and strike a balance between a stressful job and your soul’s desire.
Chandana's Blog: https://chandanalife9602.home.blog/
Seneca Media: http://senecamedia.ca/
In this episode, Julie Hambleton talks about simple and economical ways to travel ethically and sustainably. Julie highlights different aspects of ethical travel, such as your impact on the environment, local economies, and the lives of the people (and animals) who live there.
Julie's blog: https://theethicaltraveler.travel.blog/
Seneca Media: http://senecamedia.ca/
Are you listening to this episode because you're avoiding doing something else? We get it. Procrastination is a real struggle, so let's talk about how to overcome it.
It's months after the Toronto Raptors became the 2019 NBA Champions, but we still get goosebumps hearing them talk about the win. Team President Masai Ujiri has some especially inspiring words about the win and we're sharing them with you.
Ghostbusters. That is, if you believe in ghosts... In honour of spooky season, we're sharing ghost stories from around the Seneca@York campus.
On this episode of Seneca Media Unscripted, we chatted with Colin D'Mello about the experiences that shaped his love for storytelling from a young age, his positive attitude and hustle that led him to his current position, and his experiences covering some rather grim stories on the way.
Go vote.
https://www.elections.ca/home.aspx
Maddison Yetman's story: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/maddison-yetman-winnipeg-cancer-diagnosis-vote-1.5322201
If you were only allowed 5 apps on your phone, which ones would you have? We find out just how reliant we are on our phones and why we think we need the apps we say we do.
In order to better understand academic integrity, we talk to Seneca College's VP of Academics, Laurel Schollen and SSF President Charanpreet Deu on the topic. Laurel and Charanpreet are both dedicated to making sure students are more aware of potential acts of academic dishonesty. They talk about what constitutes academic integrity and the resources available to students that will better educate them on the topic.
Learn more: http://open2.senecac.on.ca/sites/academic-integrity/academic-integrity-week/
Often the most motivation comes from the people around us. Even if they're not directly in our lives, people from almost anywhere can have a huge impact on us. On this episode we're talking about why Gordon Ramsay, Shaquem Griffin, and Lilly Singh have inspired us lately.
How many social media cliches or cringe-worthy things are you guilty of doing? We put our shame aside and confess our social media sins in a game of Never Have I Ever.
Among the issues being discussed in the upcoming Federal Election are Indigenous and First Nations issues and Education. Someone who is a uniquely qualified source on both topics is Mark Solomon— Associate Dean of Student Services and Indigenous Education at Seneca College. We sat down with Mark and did a deep dive into those election issues, including funding for Indigenous students, immigration policies, foreign student policies, and other policies that impact education.
What's holding you back from achieving your dreams? Is it really holding you back or do you just think it is? Today's episode features a short story that might help you reconsider what you're capable of.
The story: https://wealthygorilla.com/10-most-inspirational-short-stories/
Sometimes the creative juices just stop flowing...or rather they get blocked. Unfortunately, there's no Buckley's for creative congestion, so we're sharing some tips to help clear it up.
It's International Podcast Day so we're sharing our favourite podcasts! The ones that make us laugh, learn, and listen.
My Favourite Murder:
https://www.myfavoritemurder.com/
Pat McAfee Show:
https://www.patmcafeeshow.com/
Reply All:
https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all
In honour of "Friends" celebrating its 25th anniversary this week, we're sharing some facts that you might not know about the show.
Today's episode is a reminder to keep challenging yourself and never stay too comfortable. You can always learn something new and gain from different experiences.
Everyone's got a soundtrack to their life. What songs would your soundtrack include? We're sharing some of the songs that get us through life's different moods and moments.
Sometimes the answer to getting pumped up on a Monday morning is more than just caffeine. A good song can set your day or even your week off on the right track. We discuss our current favourite songs for that Monday motivation kick.
Monday Motivation Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/47Y2wYZhD4V4rtxkBeEeBd
In honour of today being Friday the 13th, we're talking all about superstitions! We asked students at Seneca@York what they're superstitious about and heard everything from walking into your house backwards at night to not cooking curry chicken when the Raptors faced the Warriors.
Big thank you to all the students and faculty who participated in this episode!
Find more at: senecamedia.ca
On this episode of Unscripted, we're diving into the topic of representation in media. From Hollywood and movies, to podcasts and YouTube, we discussed how different races, genders, and stories are being represented.
Today's Monday motivation takes the cake! We're talking chocolate cake and why you shouldn't listen to the voice in your head telling you your idea or your story isn't special enough
On this episode of Seneca Media Unscripted, we sit down with an award winning filmmaker and Seneca College alumnus Mohamed Yasser. Yasser joined the podcast to speak about his award-winning film Jal, the award that it won, and his inspiring journey that brought him to where he is today.
In this episode, the alumni share what roadblocks they faced, how they promoted their blogs, and the advice they wish they knew.
Alumni Advice: Blogging edition features a panel discussion with alumni from Seneca College’s Public Relations - Corporate Communications program. The alumni share their insights from starting and maintaining a blog as part of their work at Seneca.
In this episode, the alumni get real about how they decided what to write, stayed consistent, and found inspiration when the ideas weren’t coming easily.
Alumni Advice: Blogging edition features a panel discussion with alumni from Seneca College’s Public Relations - Corporate Communications program. The alumni share their insights from starting and maintaining a blog as part of their work at Seneca.
In this episode, the alumni discuss their job searches and whether having a blog set them apart from other applicants. Besides just getting a job, the alumni also shared what skills they learned from their blogs that they applied in their careers.
Alumni Advice: Blogging edition features a panel discussion with alumni from Seneca College’s Public Relations - Corporate Communications program. The alumni share their insights from starting and maintaining a blog as part of their work at Seneca.
In this episode, the alumni discuss their careers since graduating from Seneca and what went into creating their blogs. Deciding on topics, getting inspiration, and developing the strategy can be difficult, in fact just getting started is often the hardest part. Find out how the panelists handled it all!
Alumni Advice: Blogging edition features a panel discussion with alumni from Seneca College’s Public Relations - Corporate Communications program. The alumni share their insights from starting and maintaining a blog as part of their work at Seneca.
On this episode of Seneca Media Unscripted, the our summer intern Khaleed Najak sits down With Nabil Karim of ESPN to talk about his experience as a Broadcasting Journalism Student, his path to a national market and how he made his way to ESPN. Thanks to Nabil for sharing his experience with us and our audience!
On this episode of Seneca Media Unscripted, the team sits down to talk about their internship experiences at Seneca College and share their advice for how students can get the most out of their opportunities.
Have you ever been to a concert or large scale event and wondered what went on behind the scenes to make it happen? Perhaps, you were intrigued by the people who take care of the technical side of things, like the lighting, sound/audio, visuals, and the overall choreography that make an event a reality? To answer those questions and more, we sat down with Event & Media Production students Heather Clark and Kathleen Mooney-Childs.
In this episode of Seneca Media Unscripted, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Radio and PR students Jeremiah Odufuwa and Nilou Alizadeh respectively both of whom work part-time for the Seneca Student Federation better known on campus as SSF. SSF is an organization that is made up of students who represent all students at Seneca. They run social events in the Hive, around the college, and help students to set up various clubs.
To shed some light into the bustling world behind the screens, and the sheer work that goes into producing a movie, we sit down with TV professor Kyle Francis, and TAs Nick Mammoliti and Eric Gani. They share all the film roles that help make movie magic happen.
we focus on a more professional side of social media, with Professor Martin Waxman, who teaches on the social media at Seneca College. He also owns his own PR firm and has several Lynda.com seminars on the subject as well. With so much experience, especially on the corporate or agency side, he is the perfect guest to advise students on how to navigate the world of social media in the professional landscape.
It's an Instagram world and we're all just living in it, or at least that's what it feels like sometimes. Whether you're in a band or an artist looking to share their work, social media is the way to get it done. But as most people quickly discover, it's not that simple. So is there a success formula to getting social media right? Turns out there is and digital marketing mastermind Dani Gagnon spills all the hacks you need to know to win on social media!
We take a look back at some of the most memorable events that took place at the School of Media during 2018, including a public speaking competition, attending TIFF, and hosting our own awards show.
What's it really like to be a student in Public Relations? What inspired them to choose this field? How do they cope with the flurry of activity, and what keeps them motivated on a daily basis? To answer these burning questions, we brought together five PR students, who took time out of their packed schedules to talk about their experiences in the program so far.
This week on Unscripted we're talking all things podcasting. We're joined by Seneca College Journalism professor and podcaster extraordinaire Amanda Cupido. Not only has Amanda spent most of her career perfecting the art of audio storytelling, she is also the author of the book "Let's Talk Podcasting", the essential guide to doing podcasting right.
Seneca College GR grad Naila Mahmood is interviewed by current PR students on why mental health is so important, the realities of being a woman in politics, and how Seneca gave her the skills to pursue her passion.
Seneca Media PR student and magician Harshvardhan Chharia explains the current state of the magic industry and how the skills he has learned from magic have translated into helping him succeed in his work as a PR student. Spoiler alert- it's so much more than just abracadabra.
Storytelling is a powerful skill to have and even more so when you use it to address a social issue. To learn more about how to impact social issues through storytelling, we sat down with Graham Becksted, self-proclaimed expert Trekkie, to explore how Star Trek was able to tackle all the social issues of its time through various episodes and storylines.
Academic life can be hectic and overwhelming, but there is one resource in the School of Media that can help. Meet Deanna Georgeson! She is the Academic Student Advisor for all the School of Media programs and she knows everything there is to know about being a successful student. Deanna is a wealth of knowledge and she was kind enough to sit down with us to go over all the frequently asked questions she gets from students.
By the time you reach college, chances are you've had quite a few 'first day of school' experiences, and yet somehow they still seem to bring about the same nerves. In this episode, we speak candidly about our experiences as students at Seneca, how to handle the nerves, and making the most of your time in college.
The self-help literature industry is a booming one, but how many of these books are actually helpful? To learn more about this popular genre, we review everyone's current favourite self-help book- The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*** by Mark Manson. There will be spoilers as we go through some of the chapters we found most impactful, discuss if the book helped us at all, and if it lives up to all the hype.
How do you determine how much you should charge in an industry when you're a newcomer and a freelancer? Thus is the struggle for many millennial professionals entering the work force. Self-doubt and uncertainty are ever present, but you shouldn't let them hold you back. Glenn Heshka, Television Broadcasting and experienced freelancer, joins us for this discussion to provide his insights and advice.
On this episode of Seneca Media Unscripted, we are joined by Seneca College Television Broadcasting alumnus and filmmaker Eric Gani to discuss what it's like to work as a freelancer. With the 'Gig Economy' becoming so booming, there's a lot of uncertainty for young professionals just entering the industry and being faced with contract positions, working remotely, and not living that typical 9 to 5 work life. It's an exciting and overwhelming time, but Eric shared some honest insights about what it's like and how to excel.
On this episode of Seneca Media Unscripted, we are joined by journalism professor and self-proclaimed political junkie Bill Hutchison to discuss the political apathy and the millennial generation. With the help of Bill's insights, we get down to what is causing an indifference towards politics, how political previous generations were at this age, and what role social media plays in all of this.
On this episode of Seneca Media Unscripted, we explore the plastic trash crisis in honour of #PlasticFreeJuly. We explain what the plastic problem is, how it can be solved, and how it affects companies and people every day.
On this episode, more questions from students lead to advice on how to pitch ideas in the newsroom. The alumni share how and when to pitch stories, particularly as a new journalist. They also couldn’t escape the popular topic of fake news and sharing their thoughts on the implications it’s having on the industry.
On this episode, questions from students prompt a discussion about posting content on YouTube and how it can impact your reputation as a journalist. They discuss the importance of being objective and balancing still being able to share things on social.
In this episode, the alumni break down the necessary skills for nailing your live hits. They share their tips to get more comfortable doing them and ways to improve.
On this episode, the alumni emphasize the value of having performance experience and why you should try improv classes to build your on camera confidence.
On this episode, the alumni answer what makes this job so awesome that you don’t get weighed down by the bad parts like having to wake up at 3am? They share the rewarding things that students can look forward to and the more challenging things that they’ll learn to handle.
On this episode, the alumni share what they were like as interns and what qualities they look for in interns now. Really this episode should just be called ‘Ultimate Intern Hacks’ because all the secrets to acing an internship are spilled.
On this episode, the alumni tell our soon-to-be grads what to expect when they enter the industry, why it’s okay to not get your dream job first, and how starting small can actually be an advantage.
On this episode, the alumni tell us why they chose Seneca College to study journalism and broadcasting, and why it’s important that the program continues to evolve to prepare students for the current state of the industry.
On this episode we hear from class of 2005 alum Craig Milne, who works at a production rental house in Toronto. Fresh out of school Craig took a stab at documentary filmmaking all by himself, after purchasing his own equipment. How did it go? Not as well as planned, but a solid lesson learned and a step towards working somewhere he enjoyed.
On this episode we hear from class of 2010 alum Michelle Ceccanese, who works as a head camera operator and jib operator. Despite not getting accepted on her first try, Michelle’s determination got her to Seneca where she focused mostly on directing for TV, but jobs after graduating quickly forced her in a direction she never thought she’d go; camera.
On this episode we hear from class of 2008 alum Kyle Francis, who has worked as director of photography and technical producer. Working as a contractor with a small studio, Kyle’s versatility as a jack of all trades made him invaluable for a production team. He shares the journey from doing corporate gigs that didn’t always follow through on payment, to shifting to work that’s more creatively fulfilling and persevering to make ends meet.
On this episode we hear from class of 2015 alum Lubin Martinez, who works as a freelance editor and videographer. With an end goal to be a director, Lubin praises Seneca with teaching him all the different areas of the filmmaking process he needs, as well as the most important skill for getting into the industry; a positive attitude.
On this episode we hear from class of 2013 alumn Kevin Young, who is a freelance sound recordist both in the studio and out in the field. Kevin shares experiences from travelling all over the world to the importance of getting your foot in the door and networking to keep the work flowing.
On this episode, we hear from class of 2014 alum Elianna Voskakis, who has worked on shows such as Big Brother Canada, Cold water cowboys, and the Bachelor Canada. After taking some advice, she shares how she fell for a side of the film industry she never intended to- editing.
On this episode, we hear from class of 2005 alum Aizick Gimmerman, who is a Freelance videographer. From entering the industry at a time when the shift to digital was happening, to educating clients, to constantly learning, Aizick shared a wealth of knowledge surrounding tech in the film industry.
Inspired by conversations started on International Women's Day, host Craig Robertson is joined by S@Y Radio station manager Fayth Starr, and Devin Andrade and Afshaan Purvez from SenecaMedia to discuss their perspectives on women in the workplace, equality, and what the future holds for these issues.
In this episode the alumni, talk about what students should really expect from an internship and the do’s and don’t’s for social media.
This series features a panel discussion with successful Seneca College alumni from the Journalism, Television, and Radio Broadcasting programs. The Panel guests included Janelle Griffin- an award-winning editorial guest producer with CNN, Stephanie Bertini - an award-winning journalist currently working at NBC 6 News in South Florida, Madeleine Standish - lifestyle television producer for Alibi Entertainment Inc, Patrick Malkin - producer and an on-air contributor with Corus Radio Toronto, and Jeff Landicho - a producer with Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment and creator of the Toronto Raptors documentary series, Open Gym. The alumni answered questions from students and former profs about their experiences as on air talent, print journalists, and producers.
In this episode the alumni answer student questions surrounding pursuing their passions and making sacrifices in order to achieve what you set out for.
This series features a panel discussion with successful Seneca College alumni from the Journalism, Television, and Radio Broadcasting programs. The Panel guests included Janelle Griffin- an award-winning editorial guest producer with CNN, Stephanie Bertini - an award-winning journalist currently working at NBC 6 News in South Florida, Madeleine Standish - lifestyle television producer for Alibi Entertainment Inc, Patrick Malkin - producer and an on-air contributor with Corus Radio Toronto, and Jeff Landicho - a producer with Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment and creator of the Toronto Raptors documentary series, Open Gym. The alumni answered questions from students and former profs about their experiences as on air talent, print journalists, and producers.
In this episode, the alumni get real about handling the stress and emotions that can come from working in a fast paced, intense, and all-encompassing industry.
This series features a panel discussion with successful Seneca College alumni from the Journalism, Television, and Radio Broadcasting programs. The Panel guests included Janelle Griffin- an award-winning editorial guest producer with CNN, Stephanie Bertini - an award-winning journalist currently working at NBC 6 News in South Florida, Madeleine Standish - lifestyle television producer for Alibi Entertainment Inc, Patrick Malkin - producer and an on-air contributor with Corus Radio Toronto, and Jeff Landicho - a producer with Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment and creator of the Toronto Raptors documentary series, Open Gym. The alumni answered questions from students and former profs about their experiences as on air talent, print journalists, and producers.
In this episode the alumni discuss demo reels and handling deadlines.
This series features a panel discussion with successful Seneca College alumni from the Journalism, Television, and Radio Broadcasting programs. The Panel guests included Janelle Griffin- an award-winning editorial guest producer with CNN, Stephanie Bertini - an award-winning journalist currently working at NBC 6 News in South Florida, Madeleine Standish - lifestyle television producer for Alibi Entertainment Inc, Patrick Malkin - producer and an on-air contributor with Corus Radio Toronto, and Jeff Landicho - a producer with Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment and creator of the Toronto Raptors documentary series, Open Gym. The alumni answered questions from students and former profs about their experiences as on air talent, print journalists, and producers.