Jessica Hunt

Television & Broadcasting student blog on the experience of making shows for the CCI TV Channel.

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Eye on Portsmouth 06-02-2015

In this edition of Eye on Portsmouth we celebrate the ten year anniversary of the Spinnaker Tower with a tower building competition, we take a wander down to Southsea Farmers Market, Visit Fort Widley for a Ghost Walk and learn some interesting new facts about Portsmouth. Also, Matt Marsh, a board member for the local charity Football For Cancer will be talking to us about the charity and how they help the local community and we have a visit from Lynne Blackwood, who reads a short story for our entertainment.

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World on a Plate 05-12-2014

This weeks World on a Plate gives us an insight in to what goes on at the International office and the Global Cafe. We speak to Sophie Edwards all about Henna tattoos as well as covering interesting food facts, international sports and facts about Christmas in other countries. Afia Khan from Saree on the Sea will be teaching us how you can wear a saree and Rachael Hawthorne is in the hub for the live interviews.

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CCI LIVE 24-10-2014

In this episode of CCI Live we introduce the new CCI Radio manager and what his plans for the future are. We have live interviews with new lecturer in broadcasting Katie Still, and two students talking about their self employed placement year. Arthur I Miller, a professor of art and science gave us an interview on his views of the subject and the basis of what he covered in his public lecture.

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About Me

I am Jessica Hunt, I'm 24 years old and I am currently in my Third and final year at the University of Portsmouth where I study BSc (Hons)Television and Broadcasting. I am also Producer and presenter on the show called That's Music which is on the channel called That's Solent (freeview ch8), this show is a daily late night Music channel that goes live weekdays 9pm- midnight, sat 7pm-10pm, sun 7pm- midnight to the Solent area, covering places like Portsmouth, Southampton and Isle of Wight.

The Television and Broadcasting course Interested me because of how varied it seemed; I was right, so I soon realised I needed to select a few skills to home in on that I wanted to work on specifically to further me in my career; I chose Directing, Writing and presenting(radio, tv & voiceover). I also have enjoyed some other aspects to the course such as graphics- which cover a number of systems such as Photoshop, SketchUp, After Effects, Illustrator and more. So over all I feel I am confident in a number of skills acquired from this University course, which became really helpful when I came into my third year as the workload was in high demand because we as a year group were required to produce weekly live shows on the faculty run channel called CCI TV - http://www.ccichannel.port.ac.uk/

In this blog I will be discussing in detail how each show I worked on or supported went overall and from an individual perspective; covering each issue tackled, the variety and requirements of each show, successes and general reflection of the show on the CCI TV channel.