:: SHOWS ::

Hartford Hawks Basketball with Jen Rizzotti is a half-hour, feature-based show fully dedicated to the women’s basketball program at the University of Hartford. The hosts of the show are Eric Frede and head coach Jen Rizzotti and each episode features a couple player profiles, a coach tip, a top scholar feature, game highlights and more. These clips show one of Jen’s tips for using screens.

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America East On Campus is a magazine show designed to promote the America East Conference and its member schools. The clip below is from the open to one of the episodes featuring an overview of what’s on the show and a welcome from host Eric Frede.

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:: FEATURES ::

Many of the sports features we produce contain no narration, allowing the subjects and
supporting video to tell the story. The following features embrace this approach and are
representative of the variety of subjects we have tackled in the past few years.

Wireless Mic Feature – Blaise MacDonald, UMass-Lowell

This is a behind the scenes look at a college hockey coach and his team on game night with shots from inside the locker room and on the bench, capturing the excitement, energy and drama before, during, and after a game.

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Vermont Odd Couple – TJ Sorrentine & Taylor Coppenrath, University of Vermont

These two leaders of the Vermont basketball resurgence complimented each other on the court as well as off, despite their different backgrounds. In this feature, produced for America East, we take a closer look at the two teammates and roommates, with somewhat humorous results.

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Maine Singer – Lindsay Hugstad-Vaa, University of Maine

When you go to a Maine women’s basketball game, there’s a good chance you will not only see, but hear forward Linsay Hugstad-Vaa. That’s because Lindsay often sings the national anthem before hitting the court for the Black Bears. Lindsay is an aspiring singer and in this feature, we asked her to step away from the basketball floor and do a little singing for the camera.

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Travis Roy

In October, 1995, Travis Roy suffered a spinal cord injury eleven seconds into his college hockey career at Boston University. Now, over 10 years later, Travis raises awareness about spinal injuries by telling his story to groups throughout New England and beyond. We caught up to him at the Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation facility in New Hampshire, where you could hear a pin drop during his riveting 45-minute speech. In this feature, Travis shares not only his story but a recipe for a successful and fulfilling life.

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