The Southeastern Channel has been named a National Finalist as one of the top four in the nation in five different categories for the 2020 National Student Production Awards presented by College Broadcasters, Inc.
“Last Hope”, a short film by former Southeastern Channel student filmmaker Jordan Alfred, has won “Best Student Short” at the Save Your Eyes Film Festival in Irvine, Ca.
The Southeastern Channel has been honored as the best college television station in Louisiana and Mississippi by the Associated Press College Broadcasters and Media Editors.
Southeastern Channel students have been honored with six first-place awards, more than any other university in the television competition, at the 2019 Louisiana-Mississippi Associated Press College Broadcaster Awards.
For the third straight year, former Southeastern Channel news anchor-reporter Erika Ferrando has won top awards given by the Associated Press Broadcasters and Media Editors.
Former Southeastern Channel producer-videographer Chris Lecoq has won three national awards for episodes of his outdoors show, “Bayou Wild”, including two Telly Awards and one Communicator Award.
Southeastern Channel reporter-videographer-editor Dylan Domangue has been honored with a first-place national Mark of Excellence Award given by the prestigious Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ).
For the eighth year in a row the Southeastern Channel has been honored by the Suncoast Emmys of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Southeastern Channel students and programs have received four prestigious nominations for 2020 Student Production Awards from the Suncoast Emmys of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Southeastern Channel film directors Jeremy Gaines and John Austin Williams have won a Bronze Remi Award at the 50th WorldFest International Film and Video Festival for their short film, “Blink”
