Mon May 20, 2019 5:45 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that High School Nation is using Blackmagic Design’s URSA Mini Pro as their main cameras with the organization’s nationwide high school outreach program. The URSA Mini Pro cameras were recently used by High School Nation to film interviews at the NFL 2019 Pro Bowl and Major League Baseball’s 2019 Spring Training events.
High School Nation was founded in 2014 by Jimmy and Mike Cantillon when their efforts to help their younger sibling’s band find a place to perform evolved into a nationwide effort to support schools and young artists. “High School Nation set a goal early on to show teens there are thousands of unique career paths out there,” said Jimmy Cantillon. “We believe that once a student has had a taste of a career in a creative field, it can send them down a whole new path in life.”
Cantillon and his team have a unique ability to gain access for their students to what many see as the impossible; the group regularly takes student broadcasters to such illustrious events as the NFL Pro Bowl, NBA Summer League, MLB All-Star Week and more. But their beginnings were much simpler. At the start, HSN focused on radio broadcast by encouraging young, up and coming musical artists to stop by high school radio stations for an interview. Often this was followed by an on campus performance during lunch. From there, it seemed a logical extension to move into digital production.
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0190520-02
High School Nation was founded in 2014 by Jimmy and Mike Cantillon when their efforts to help their younger sibling’s band find a place to perform evolved into a nationwide effort to support schools and young artists. “High School Nation set a goal early on to show teens there are thousands of unique career paths out there,” said Jimmy Cantillon. “We believe that once a student has had a taste of a career in a creative field, it can send them down a whole new path in life.”
Cantillon and his team have a unique ability to gain access for their students to what many see as the impossible; the group regularly takes student broadcasters to such illustrious events as the NFL Pro Bowl, NBA Summer League, MLB All-Star Week and more. But their beginnings were much simpler. At the start, HSN focused on radio broadcast by encouraging young, up and coming musical artists to stop by high school radio stations for an interview. Often this was followed by an on campus performance during lunch. From there, it seemed a logical extension to move into digital production.
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0190520-02