10/30 edition of Inside Bradley Athletics

[Da Coach]

Click the link then click the top right option for the 10/30/08 edition of Inside Bradley Athletics.
It includes a report and tour of the new Markin Center hosted by members of the soccer team and women's basketball team, and an interview with David Markin, whose generous donation helped fund the Markin Center.
About 8 minutes into the report is a short segment about the men's basketball team getting photos taken to be shown on the new video boards that are now installed around the Carver Arena basketball court.

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[That Guy]

What do you all think about the Inside Bradley Athletics segments? I feel like they've progressed in quality from the first edition. What do you think about the student athletes that host them? I think this week's episode is the best, most polished one they've had yet. Keep up the good work!

[BUBraves06]

What do you all think about the Inside Bradley Athletics segments? I feel like they've progressed in quality from the first edition. What do you think about the student athletes that host them? I think this week's episode is the best, most polished one they've had yet. Keep up the good work!

Don't pull a muscule patting yourself on the back.

[Da Coach]

I thought that those were professional actors doing the hosting!

[Headless Bobcat]

What do you all think about the Inside Bradley Athletics segments?

I haven't seen this week's episode. But my impression of the few episodes I have seen is that it's like watching someone's home movies. Very rough.

In an effort to stay constructive, I'll say there is MUCH room for improvement. First thing's first....buy a tri-pod.

I won't go into much more detail, but I suggest tapping into some of the talent over at the GCC. Any Radio/TV major would jump at the chance to gain some experience and you'll likely get a quality production.

[BU Firsty]

I haven't seen this week's episode. But my impression of the few episodes I have seen is that it's like watching someone's home movies. Very rough.

In an effort to stay constructive, I'll say there is MUCH room for improvement. First thing's first....buy a tri-pod.

I won't go into much more detail, but I suggest tapping into some of the talent over at the GCC. Any Radio/TV major would jump at the chance to gain some experience and you'll likely get a quality production.

There has been tremendous improvement. Both Brad Snook and Kelly Krumwiede did a really nice job. I was impressed with Brad. I think for what is virtually a total student effort, it is coming across very well.

[BUBraves06]

There has been tremendous improvement. Both Brad Snook and Kelly Krumwiede did a really nice job. I was impressed with Brad. I think for what is virtually a total student effort, it is coming across very well.

I agree. I duno why you have to throw them under the bus Bobcat, I hope they keep up the good work.

[Dallas Brave]

I was very impressed with Mr. Markin in the video.

[Headless Bobcat]

I agree. I duno why you have to throw them under the bus Bobcat, I hope they keep up the good work.

Believe me, I'm trying to keep my criticism constructive. Television production is not an easy task.

Again, I have not seen the 10/30 edition (stupid company firewall). It may be emmy worthy for all I know.