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Duke
Union
Community Television
(Cable 13),
Duke's student-run television station, informs educates,
and entertains the entire
Duke community through diverse and unique
programming on a regular basis.
Cable
13 offers hands-on television production experience, coverage of
campus activities, artistic freedom, and a forum to develop and
showcase innovative student
productions and alternative perspectives on
campus,
state and global issues.
See
the article on Wikipedia.
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Does
"TV production"
sound
interesting?
Interested in creating
your own television show?
And that show to be
broadcast not only at
Duke's dormrooms and
common rooms but on many
campuses around the nation?
Would
you
rather
take
part in the
Cable
13 production team?
Do you want to meet
celebrities, stars, producers?
Contact Orcun Unlu,
Chair of Cable 13 at
ocu@duke.edu
Then, fill out the form cable13.com/member.html
Equipment checkout will
also be online soon!
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Cable 13 Exec Board |
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President
Orcun Unlu
Executive Vice President
Justin Mahood
Chief Technology Officer
Eric Schuchman
Chief Financial Officer
Michael Schaper
Chief Operations Officer
Michelle Cho
Co-VPs of Marketing
Sadie Brinton
Sam Hill
Laura Suchoski
Entertainment Department Co-Directors
Benito Arendt
Brian Lemister
News Department Co-Directors:
Stephanie Shyu
Merideth Bajana
Sadie Brinton
Sports Department Director
Katie Banks
VP of Facilities
Jonathan Karp
Co-VPs of Community Interaction
Sarah Wallace
Reid Cater
VP of Equipment
Jonathan Csapo
VP of Development and Operations
Stephanie Shyu
Assistant CTO
Melanie Plageman
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Know your history |
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In 1976, Cable 13 was
included as
an official committee of the Duke University Union, making it the first
entirely student-run television station in the nation. Founded by
visionary students seeking to make student television on
Duke’s
campus a reality, Cable 13’s beginnings were modest. At first
renting its equipment and broadcasting only in black and white, Cable
13 looked towards better days in TV. In 1979, with its first color
broadcast, Cable 13 began acquiring its own color cameras and
equipment.
Popular
show such as “Inside Duke”, “Late
Night”, and “Life on the Quad”
highlighted the
potential at the station. This creativity and popularity fueled the
station’s success.
Dramas,
documentaries, news shows,
comedies,
and sports have all been the focus of Cable 13 production. Cable 13 greeted its twentieth
anniversary in 1996 with one of its
grandest moments ever. The Cable 13 drama "Ivy Tower" was
nominated for the "Best Drama" Emmy Award by the National Association
of College Broadcasters.
After
a slight decline in production for the past couple of years, last
year's executive board made a new commitment to raise the station once
again to the forefront of college television.
With
over 100
students participating, new shows were produced along with several
sports games and news casts.
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Want to
join?
Fill
out this form.
FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION
CONTACT
ORCUN UNLU,
CHAIR
OF CABLE 13 AT OCU@DUKE.EDU
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