Welcome to TV Matters, where I connect with the education professions who are shaping the future of video production in our schools. Our guests include exceptional high school video teachers, leading college professors, the influential administration who fund programs at the distinct, state or national level, and you’ll hear from people who are adjacent to video education. Those folks might be from companies offering certification programs on cutting-edge software, dedicated nonprofits promoting media literacy, and visionary EdTech investors.
I’m your host, Misha Tenenbaum, CEO of EditMentor and EditStock.com, two video education companies on a mission to modernize the way all of us teach and learn video storytelling. At EditMentor, we believe that video is a universal language through which learners—irrespective of their age, gender, wealth, ethnicity and geography—can grasp how to profoundly impact a global audience to start a business, create art, and perhaps even change the world.
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EP121 Jonathan Forstein, Head AV Instructor Co-Op Tech, and JSK High School in NY City – TV Matters
- EP121 Jonathan Forstein, Head AV Instructor Co-Op Tech, and JSK High School in NY City
- EP120 Charles Aldridge, AV Teacher of Tiger Vision, Texas High School
- EP119 Lawrence Jordan, ACE, Founder of Master the Workflow and A(I)ography
- EP118 Darrin Fletcher & Chet Thomas, Sneak on the Lot, FletChet Entertainment
- EP117 Molly Kelly, Vice President of Programs, The Last Mile
- EP116 John Rost, Chair of Digital Media & Journalism at Liberty University
- EP115 Jessica Roberts, Director of Television at Collierville High School in Tennessee
- EP114 Marshonn Calvin, AV Production Program Director at East High School in Memphis, Tennessee
- EP113 Marianne Post, Avid Technologies Inc., Lead Video Curriculum Developer
- EP112 Jim Turner, Education & Training Coordinator at the Motion Picture Editor’s Guild