Author Archives: Brittany Ann Misitano

Taking COMM 465 this past semester has been a challenging, yet fun experience. Through taking this course, I have learned skills such as finding the right shot, having a better grasp on choosing stories, and editing the film I shoot. … Continue reading →

HARRISBURG- The holiday season is a perfect time to help those who are in need. For one man, however, serving the community is a year-round endeavor. Tim MacLean has prepared, cooked, and served food at St. Francis of Assisi Soup … Continue reading →

I did not have a partner for Project 3. I find it easier to work alone instead of trying to collaborate with other people’s schedules. While some components of the project might be easier with a partner, I believe it … Continue reading →

Axle: Focus on how State College residents are preparing for and spending their Halloween/Trick-or-Treat night in State College Riders: State College families with kids Kids trick-or-treating Spokes: B-roll of kids trick-or-treating in neighborhoods VO explaining that it’s trick-or-treat night Interview … Continue reading →

Axle: With the gubernatorial election less than two weeks away, how are Centre County residents planning on casting their vote and why? Riders: Voters in State College (3, one for Corbett, one for Wolf, one undecided) Spokes: -B-roll footage of … Continue reading →

STATE COLLEGE- When Kim Intorre was laid off from her job over a year and a half ago, she turned to her camera for solace. When she was just three years old, Intorre’s mother gave her a camera and her … Continue reading →

Axle: The State College Community pulled together to solve a hit-and-run case involving a woman who was nine-months pregnant. Riders: Elizabeth Bragg, the pregnant woman who was involved in the hit and run. Some of the strangers who had vowed … Continue reading →

UNIVERSITY PARK- Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and New York Times reporter John Branch spoke about the “human aspect in journalism” at Penn State University on Tuesday night as part the College of Communication’s Foster-Foreman Conference. “We’re doing the business a disservice … Continue reading →

Axle: “Art For Rwanda” event hosted by State College native, Carol Falke, to raise enough funds to build third-grade classrooms for the Urukundo Children’s Home and Learning Center at Park Forest United Methodist Church in State College. Riders: Carol Falke … Continue reading →

STATE COLLEGE- For many, building a strong connection with someone can take years. For twins Tom and Victor Franch, their bond has been inseparable since birth. “I know him inside and out. I know everything about him and he knows … Continue reading →