NATAS Pacific Southwest Chapter May 2008 Newsletter - National ...

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Thursday, May 1, 2008, NATAS PSW has announced
a new Executive Director, Pamela M. Waterman.
The new phone number for the Chapter office is
858-674-4469. The new email is: admin@nataspsw.org
The new address is:
17343 Plaza Maria
San Diego, CA 92128
P.O. BOX: (remains the same)
San Diego, CA 92138-0255
NBC 7/39, San Diego-
E.P. Janye McClinton was married to Rich Killelea on
April 12th, on beautiful Harbor Island.
Photojournalist Jay Yoo, and wife Claire are celebrating
birth of their daughter Jayhee on May 2nd.
Former news anchor Pam Davis joined the NBC staff as
a writer.
by Peter Price, President and CEO of the National Academy
of Television Arts & Sciences, Dr. Norman Felsenthal,
Chairman, Scholarship Committee, and Av Westin,
Executive Director, NATAS Foundation, the event highlighted
the outstanding quality of work being produced
by high school television production crews with many of
this year’s student winners in attendance.
Craft Achievement
Entry Title: “CHSTV – Craft Achievement Entry”
Carlsbad High School, Carlsbad, CA
Student name: Krystal Nungaray
Advisor: Doug Green
Additional Production Crew: Entire Class
A complete list of student winners and video of the winning
submissions is available on the National Academy
of Television Arts & Sciences Emmy/YouTube website at:
http://www.youtube.com/emmys.
NATIONAL STUDENT TEVEVISION AWARD
Goes To Carlsbad High School Student
Carlsbad High School is a recipient of the National Student
Television Award for the third time. The Foundation
of the National Academy of Television Arts &
Sciences announced the student winners of the Foundation’s
two programs honoring high school students from
across the country at a special event at the Downtown
Marriot Hotel along Chicago’s Magnificent Mile. Hosted
Letter from a Scholarship Recipient
I have shared the wonderful news of the nomination with last semester’s class and faculty and
all were just thrilled to bits and pieces. Regardless, whether “Three of a Kind” wins the actual
Emmy or not [the nomination is awesome as it is], I just wanted you to know that the film and
television classes I have been taking at SDSU, not just the one that provided me with the wonderful
opportunity to produce the “Three of a Kind” sitcom, allowed me to have such a steep
learning curve. It was your scholarship I was so blessed to be awarded
with last year that enabled me to take these classes last semester as well as this semester. I
can’t tell you how appreciative I am of NATAS’ generous contribution and support to film
and television students. Having the scholarship pay for my tuition enabled me to attend a
4-year university in the first place and, as you can see, made a huge difference in my life and
I thank you for that from the bottom of my heart.
Kind regards,
Iris Caffin
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