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Looking over camera positions for the taping of “The Generation Rap” are crew members Craig Tyson, Janet McDonald, Todd Norris, Susan Blevins, and Clarisa Reynolds. (Pho- to by Walter Youngblood) Being cameraman not only involves working the camera as sophomore Vicki Davis shows; positioning lights is also involved. (Photo by Carl Connett) Behind the scenes video man, Dennis Burk takes time out to be in the spotlight. (Photo by Carl Connett) 26 Cablevision
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In a teaching session with Lincoln South students, senior Debra Blosser drills the class on what they have learned. A pep talk from senior Debra Blosser gets sophomore Raymond Rennock ready to work on his computer. Computer Programing students Charles Lona and Brian Bratton get into the computer world. With help from junior Maria Tindall, sophomore Mark Evans runs his program through the computer as freshmen William Westerman works on his alone. Computers 25
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Behind the scenes . Students learn The American Cablevision of Kansas City, Inc. has added another program to its schedule. The program is called “The Generation Rap.” It involves teenagers and adults talking about current issues and its technical crew is made up of students from Lincoln Academy North, with supervision by GT Coordinator, Miriam Simon. The crew members are Seniors Janet MacDonald, Walter Youngblood, junior Dennis Burk, sophomores Shawn Gentry, Vicki Davis, Justina Robinson, Monica Tindall, Clarisa Reynolds and fresh- men Ellen Binder, Susan Blevins, Lisa Fillpot, Todd Norris, Dennis Price and Craig Tyson. The students are in charge of cameras, audio, video, switcher, TV world promotions, with some direct- ing the technical crew and production. “We were tired of just watching tv and not knowing how programs were made, we decided then to find out how,” said producer Monica Tindall. The students not only learn how the pro- grams are made but make it possible for everyone to see their program once a week for a half hour. Lincoln is the only school in KC to have the opportunity of working with Cablevision this way. Summing it all up best Monica Tindall said “When working with Cablevision we handle a lot of precious equip- ment and take on a lot of responsibilities which may be helpful for any job.” Pernell Carr Last minute adjustments to the switch- board by producer Monica Tindall is viewed by director Shawn Gentry. (Photo by Carl Connett) Cablevision 27
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