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WVTV welcomes raising cane's as new broadcast sponsor

9/23/2019

AURORA -- Waubonsie Valley’s media production program welcomes its newest sponsor, Raising Cane’s, to the 2019 football broadcast season.

Raising Cane’s is the perfect postgame meal for all fans. They serve fresh, never frozen chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, buttery toast and their delicious homemade Cane’s sauce.Visit their Naperville location at 698 South Route 59, across from Fox Valley Mall. Call them at 630-778-0536, follow them on Twitter at @raising_canes, or visit them online at www.raisingcanes.com.

WVTV is broadcasting all WV varsity football home games in 2019, and various sponsorship packages are available to businesses and organizations who want to support WVTV and Waubonsie Valley Athletics.

All games are streamed live and available on demand on WVTV’s YouTube channel. Broadcasts are produced entirely by students. For more information on seeking sponsorships or for a media kit, e-mail wvtv@ipsd.org or call 630-375-3248.

WVTV Welcomes New Sponsor for 2019 Football Broadcasts

7/22/2019

Waubonsie Valley’s media production program welcomes its newest sponsor, MC Tax & Accounting LLC, to the 2019 football broadcast season.

MC Tax & Accounting, LLC specializes in accounting and tax preparation for individuals, individuals in business, as well as, corporations, s-corporations, partnerships and not-for-profits. MC Tax & Accounting operates a virtual office that allows ease of flow of timely information to keep your business running. If you need help keeping your numbers in order or to stay on top of current tax law and IRS filings, contact Maureen Connolly, CPA, at 630-244-1120 or maureen@mccpaoffice.com.

WVTV is broadcasting all WV varsity football home games in 2019, and various sponsorship packages are available to businesses and organizations who want to support WVTV and Waubonsie Valley Athletics.

All games are streamed live and available on demand on WVTV’s YouTube channel. Broadcasts are produced entirely by students. For more information on seeking sponsorships or for a media kit, e-mail wvtv@ipsd.org or call 630-375-3248.

WVTV Announces 2018 Football Broadcast Schedule

7/12/2018

Waubonsie Valley football will be on the air for the 2018 season. WVTV will broadcast four home games, as the Warriors face tough Dupage Valley Conference games against Neuqua Valley and Naperville North and non-conference games against Libertyville and Prairie Ridge.

Friday, August 31 vs. Libertyville
Friday, September 7 vs. Neuqua Valley
Friday, September 21 vs. Naperville North
Friday, October 5 vs. Prairie Ridge

Kickoff for all games is at 7:30 p.m. from Dick Kerner Stadium. WVTV is also looking into the possibility of broadcasting the Warriors' road games at Neuqua Valley (September 28) and at Metea Valley (October 19).

Games will be available on YouTube, warriorsportsnet.org and wvtvmedia.org, with the possibility of additional viewing on Facebook LIVE and Twitter.

WVTV's broadcasts are solely produced by a crew of ten students on a volunteer basis. Sponsorship opportunities are available for all broadcasts. For more information, e-mail wvtv@ipsd.org or call 630-375-3248.

Brent Bloem Moves On from WVTV & MVTV

7/9/2018

WVTV's Brent Bloem is leaving for his hometown in Michigan, after seven years of service with IPSD 204.

Waubonsie Valley and Metea Valley media teacher Brent Bloem resigned last week for the opportunity to move he and his family back to their hometown in Michigan. Bloem left Jenison, Michigan, in 2006 to teach in Colorado for five years, before moving to Aurora to work for IPSD 204.

Bloem had a niche for film making and visual storytelling. His students learned advanced skills in video color correction, motion graphics and lighting.

"Brent came along at a good time, when our program was growing," said Waubonsie Valley media teacher Brian Wiencek. "He added a lot to the film portion of our curriculum. He's definitely left his mark on WVTV, and the students and staff will miss him."

Bloem produced Metea Valley's news show, The Mane, as well as teaching English at Waubonsie.

WVTV eclipses 1,000 subscribers on youtube

1/5/2018

WVTV's YouTube channel began in May of 2011, and has grown to over 1,000 subscribers since.

With the new year comes new accomplishments, and WVTV wasted no time in 2018 by receiving its 1,000th subscriber on YouTube.

register for media communication & production for 2018-2019

1/5/2018

Students of all grade levels have the opportunity to learn about the world of media production in Waubonsie Valley’s Media Communication and Production course.

Students who register for the year-long class will get the chance to use professional-grade cameras and computer editors to create a wide variety of projects, such as commercials, short films, news stories and music videos.

Football webcast draws 7,500 viewers

9/11/2016

WVTV returned for another season of webcasting Waubonsie Valley home football game, and the first one couldn't have been any bigger, as the Warriors hosted Neuqua Valley at Dick Kerner Stadium.

The live webcast stream drew over 7,500 viewers for the Friday night contest. The all-student production consisted of nine members. Seniors Jake Klimcak and Ryan Klimcak provided the play-by-play and color commentary. Seniors Vicram Chatterjee and Matt Hix directed, technical directed and produced. Camera operators included juniors Braden Zinn, Tristan Russell and Nate Badgley. Assistants included senior Matt McGough and sophomore Erikk Caraballo.

music video accepted to national high school film festival

8/17/2016

Seniors Matt Hix (left) and Vicram Chatterjee (right) celebrate after a Top 3 finish at Midwest Media Educators Association Film Festival.

Senior Vicram Chatterjee's music video Youth continues to garner awards. Most recently, Youth was named an official selection to the 2016 All American High School Film Festival.

WVTV announces 2016 football broadcast schedule

8/16/2016

WVTV will once again broadcast Waubonsie Valley football games at Dick Kerner Stadium this year. The four home games include contests against DuPage Valley Conference foes Wheaton North, Naperville North, Metea Valley and Neuqua Valley.

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