Production Update

Hey everybody, this is Josh of the Frequency Production staff, here with a blog update for you all. We have some new Get Tipsy's in the works for you: tips on how to stay warm in Chicago. Priceless information if you ask me. Also, keep an eye out for the second episode of The Live Project which will be making it's way into regular programing soon. The musical Guest is Janelle Ja and she puts on a great show. Finally, the elections are upon us and I don't know about you, but I got my tickets for the Obama rally on Tuesday night. Something like 1 million tickets were given away within two days and the waiting list for tickets now is over 700,000. that doesn't mean you shouldn't show up. And if you can't, well keep an eye out for a piece that I and a few others of the Production staff plan on putting together about the rally. That's all I've got for now. Till next time, just keep visualizing yourself!

FREQUENCY TV IS HIRING FOR THE SPRING 2009!

Need a J-O-B? Want to gain more experience? Want to have the best reel any executive has ever seen? If you say yes to one or more of these question then YOU SHOULD APPLY TO WORK FOR US! We are hiring for the following positions: - Producers - Production - Editing - Graphic Design - Web Master Applicant Criteria: - Status of at least a Junior and a 3.0 minimum GPA - Completion of Production and Editing II - Completion of and advance/upper-level course in the area applied Details: Producer - Programming and Station Management - The Television Producer - Producing (Drama, Magazine, Sketch or News) - Production & Editing II Production - Production & Editing II - Advanced Camera & Lighting - Directing & Production (Drama, Magazine, Sketch or News) Editing/Graphics - Production & Editing II - Advanced Post Production (Drama, Magazine, Sketch) - Motion Graphics: Compositing & Effects Applications can be picked up in the Frequency TV Office (room 1403-AA), outside room 723 in the 600 S. Michigan building, or downloadable on our website (www.frequencytelevision.com). ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE TURNED IN BY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST, 5PM TO THE FREQUENCY OFFICE (located in the 600 S. Michigan building room1403-AA). LATE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DEADLINE!!!! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity! Step out of your comfort zone and CHALLENGE YOURSELF! Grab the bull by the horns and APPLY TODAY!!!!!

Cinema Slapdown Round 13: Thelma & Louise

What: Cinema Slapdown Round 13: Thelma & Louise When: Nov 5th, 2008 Where: Film Row Cinema 1104 South Wabash Ave 8th floor Click on Image Below to Make it Larger

Live Project looking for more crew volunteers!

The Live Project is looking for more volunteers for the upcoming dates: 11/8/08 (Saturday) Music act Call time is 11:30 pm on the 15th Floor. 11/11/08 (Tuesday) Broadcast Crew call is 4:30 pm on the 15th Floor. 12/2/08 (Tuesday) Broadcast Crew call is 4:30 pm on the 15th Floor. Please contact: mpetroshus@frequencytelevision.com or stop by the Frequency Office for more details. Frequency Television 600 S. Michigan Ave 14th Floor

SGA Presents: The Rocky Horror Picture Show

What: Rocky Horror Picture Show When: Thursday Oct 30th, 2008 (Doors Open at 11:50 pm) Where: Conaway Center, 1104 S. Wabash Click the Image Below For A Larger Image

SPB Presents: Halloweek Dance Party

SPB Presents: Halloweek Dance Party  This is the Student Programming Board's annual Halloween Dance Party. This year's theme is classic horror. This concept will be carried throughout the event with music provided by The Rapture DJs and more. Prior to the event, SPB will be hosting a week of Halloween dubbed Halloweek. There will be campus wide unique marketing, a blood drive, and its first "cinnemassacre" (a 66 hour and 6 minute film contest). Performances by: The Rapture DJs TBA   This is a Free Show and Free Food will be provided by the SPB.   Event Date:   Thursday Oct. 30, 2008   Time: 7:00PM - 10:00PM   Location: Hokin Annex  623 S Wabash Chicago, IL 

Live Project... LIVE TONIGHT!

Don't forget to tune in to the funniest show on campus! THE LIVE PROJECT! is filming today live from Studio A, on the 14th floor of the 600 S. Michigan Building. Come be in the audience, or catch us on FTV32 and streaming on FrequencyTelevision.com @ 8 pm

Screening of MFA Directing III Films

Screening of MFA Directing III Films WHO: Columbia College Chicago Film & Video Department WHAT: Screening of MFA Directing III Films Columbia College Chicago MFA Directing III students will screen short films from fall 2007. Using a short script developed in ideation and theme, and working with S-16mm cinematography and non-linear editing equipment, students learn the collaborative skills needed to work with a cinematographer and editor as well as how to maintain continuity of direction. The end results are shorts incorporating the filmmakers’ creativity, vision and skills developed throughout their coursework. A Q&A with the filmmakers will follow the screening WHEN: Thursday, October 23 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. WHERE: Ferguson Theatre, 600 S. Michigan Ave., 101 FORMAT: S-16 mm LENGTH: Total screening time 64 minutes INFO.: 312.369.6731 FILMS: “50 States” by Caity Birmingham 11 mins./coming-of-age 12-year-old Jane dreams of visiting all 50 states, but instead finds herself traveling the familiar confines of theMidwest with a father she hardly knows. As their trip draws to an end, Jane realizes she must find her own road to happiness, because growing up, there is no map. “The Girls of Alden” by Dalila Droege 13 mins./psychological drama When 11-year-old Emily Alden meets a mysterious girl who lives in the woods that surround her home, she begins to defy her mother’s strict rules and religious beliefs. “Stay with Me” by Nicole Kemper 15 mins./horror When 17-year-old Allison begins having disturbing nightmares about her best friend, she accompanies her on an ill-fated road trip with the hope that she can understand her dreams in time to prevent a tragedy. “The Falling of the Bright” by Laura Klein 11 mins./drama “The Falling of the Bright” is the story of teenage siblings Lily and Lenny struggling to celebrate Thanksgiving on their own after the loss of both parents. This film seeks to explore the process of mourning and further our longing for connection and inevitable disconnection from one another--our ultimate aloneness. “Cache” by Marie Ullrich 14 mins./dark comedy 15-year-old Cyndi has absentee parents and a shoplifting habit. When another social misfit from school shows up at Cyndi's doorstep, the two form an unexpected and very tentative friendship that is jeopardized when Cyndi reveals her secret.

The Voter's Block Party

The Voter's Block Party on Tuesday, November 4th from 6pm to 1am in the Conaway Center. There will be a Red Bull Gaming Lounge with interactive video games. Admission to the event requires each student to present their voter's registration card.