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of EventsUMass Boston’s Distance Learning Video Production Center, a division of the Instructional Technology Center, recently won two national awards for video production. The center received an “Award of Distinction” in the 2001 Videographer and Communicator Awards competition for its work in the production of “Moving On: Planning for the Future.” “Moving On” was a cooperative project of the Massachusetts Department of Education and UMass Boston’s Institute for Community Inclusion.
The center also received an honorable mention for their production “Choices,” a recruitment video that was produced for the Shawsheen Valley Technical High School.
The Videographer and Communicator Awards are national distinctions that help set the standard for the video production industry. With over 3,000 entries from 47 states and eight countries, the awards are given for projects that clearly surpass industry standards in their production category.
-John Jessoe