The Torch

A collaborative effort: Students in COM 206, Writing for the Mass Media, wrote the script for this news video; students in COM 106, TV Production, captured the visuals and produced the segment. Students from both classes worked together in the TV studio and control room to pull it off.

Tri-State Live with John LaBarbera

 
 
In this episode of Tri-State Live, John LaBarbera: guitarist, mandolin player, professor of music at Bergen Community College and author of the new book-with-CD, Traditional Southern Italian Mandolin and Fiddle Tunes, from Mel Bay Publishing, performs his classical, flamenco, samba and gypsy influenced compositions with guitar and mandolin.

With guest musicians on guitar and flute, LaBarbera discusses his musical history and heritage with Tri-State Live hostesses Nicole Januarie and Victoria Seetaram.

Produced by Dan Sheehan, David Pallant and Dave Andrek.

Bergen Outlook

“Bergen Outlook” is a weekly program produced by the students of the Television Production II classes at Bergen Community College. In this episode, an interview with Director, Mary Clifford and Producer, Jim Bumgardner, discussing "The Shape of Things", a play that centers on the lives of four young students who become emotionally and romantically involved with each other.

Tri-State Live

Tri-State Live
The Peter Furlan Quintet

Jazz saxophonist and Twinz Records recording artist Peter Furlan performs original songs from his album Spy Glass Hill and from his forthcoming release with his quintet, and chats with Tri-State Live host David Pallant about his influences and inspirations. Produced by Dan Sheehan and David Pallant.

Bergen Outlook

“Bergen Outlook” is a weekly program produced by the students of the Television Production II classes at Bergen Community College. In this episode,Vincent Michael interviews “Remedy” a grunge rock band from Fort Lauderdale Florida and an interview with Matthew Povia, from the band “Makeshift”.

Bergen Outlook

“Bergen Outlook” is a weekly program produced by the students of the Television Production II classes at Bergen Community College. In this episode, Bergen Community College President G. Jeremiah Ryan is interviewed by Brandon M. Baldwin.

Bergen Outlook

“Bergen Outlook” is a weekly program produced by the students of the Television Production II classes at Bergen Community College. In this episode, Howard Dreispan discusses the Bergen Community College Media Club.

Tri-State Live

Classically trained clarinet player Margot Leverett and her Klezmer Mountain boys fuse klezmer and bluegrass as only they know how in this special Chanukah installment of Tri-State Live hosted by Victoria Seetaram. Produced by Dan Sheehan and David Pallant.

Tri-State Live

Nhojj on Tri-State Live. Nhojj delivers his sweet soul stylings in a stripped down format, featuring his acoustic guitar and unique, range-defying vocals in live renditions of songs from his latest album, Soul Comfort, and discusses his life and music with host Nicole Januarie. Produced by Dan Sheehan and David Pallant.

Lillie Kae

“Bergen Outlook” is a weekly program produced by the students of the Television Production II classes at Bergen Community College. In this episode, "Lillie Kae sings, with Edward Decker on guitar" in an interview with Edson Gutierrez.

Lillie Kae & Edward Decker

Lillie Kae sings, with Edward Decker on guitar, trailer for an interview with Edson Gutierrez on “Bergen Outlook”.

Tri-State Live

Bergen Community College's
West Hall/Tri State Live Promotional Video

A Collaborative Production Effort of David Pallant's
Com 210 Public Relations & Com 111 Video Post-Production student's

Music by Tri State Live Recording Artist Nhojj

Tri-State Live

Long Island rock band Gee Davey performs live renditions of original songs from their album She Sells Smiles along with unreleased tracks, and share stories and laughs with TSL host Nicole Januarie. Recorded live at Bergen Community College's West Hall studio. Produced by Dan Sheehan and David Pallant.

Tri-State Live

Tri-State Live

TSL host David Pallant interviews composer/pianist Linda Marcel in between live performances of works by the late Ron Mazurek and recordings of Dr. Marcel's 'Saffron Intent' with live dance performance, from the Myanmar Benefit Concert held at Bergen Community College Ciccone Theater, June 2008 . Here is a link to a Real Audio file of one of Linda's pieces that she discusses in the podcast: rtsp://video1.bergen.edu/Lmarcel/saffronintent.rm

Produced by Dan Sheehan and David Pallant.

More Works by Linda Marcel

Genome –composed by Linda Marcel

performed by

Clarinet – Murray Colosimo

Bass – Sue Williams

Violin – Kenny Kosak

Piano – David Brown

 

BRCA1 Reflections - composed by Linda Marcel

performed by

Piano – David Brown

Bass – Sue Williams

The New York Red Bulls

“Bergen Outlook” is a weekly program produced by the students of the Television Production II classes at Bergen Community College. In this episode J. P Escobar interviews The New York Red Bulls MLS team.

Broadcasting

“Bergen Outlook” is a weekly program produced by the students of the Television Production II classes at Bergen Community College. In this episode, "Broadcasting" an interview with Professor Paul Shenkler, Bergen Community College.

Bergen Outlook

“Bergen Outlook” is a weekly program produced by the students of the Television Production II classes at Bergen Community College. In this episode an interview with Gary Porter, Academic Vice President, Bergen Community College.

Carbon Footprints Part I

Carbon Footprints
Part I

What are they? Why are they important? How can we reduce them?
Lecture celebrating Earth Day presented by Professor Robert Dill at Bergen Community College on 4/22/08.

Carbon Footprints Part II

Carbon Footprints
Part II

What are they? Why are they important? How can we reduce them?
Lecture celebrating Earth Day presented by Professor Robert Dill at Bergen Community College on 4/22/08.

Carbon Footprints Part III

Carbon Footprints
Part III

What are they? Why are they important? How can we reduce them?
Lecture celebrating Earth Day presented by Professor Robert Dill at Bergen Community College on 4/22/08.