In our quest to understand alternative energy sources we visited Bournemouth's varsity
tennis team to see how they maintain stamina into the final moments of a match and tried out a few other options to energy drinks ourselves...
Tweet in your ideas to #altenergy or follow @SaundersJoshua for more.
Submitted for a converged newsday, myself and Gareth cover the Talbot Village Trust vs Gary Sherborne and Persons Unknown court case to evict the Occupy Bournemouth movement from grounds nearby Bournemouth University, owned by Talbot Village Trust.
With much debate in the media, and a current Health Protection Agency (HPA) investigation underway, all centre around the murky issue of this year's popular health treatment - fish pedicures.
With speculation that there people undergoing the treatment could risk catching fungal infections as well as a smaller chance of life-threatening viruses such as Hepatitis C and HIV being passed on from the water or fishes.
This TV package will begin to shed some light on this worrisome issue.
A more in depth examination is soon to follow in an exclusive article for BHBeat.
Special thanks to my interviewees: Jo Timmins - Bournemouth University, Mike O'Neill - Society of Chiropodists, Sophie Dack-Stainer - SilkiSoles.
P.S. Please excuse the poorest pun made by man but a few seconds in.
We spoke to Diab Alhmeel to find out his opinion on the death of the dictator who plagued Libya. Sadly Diab was directly affected having found out his brother was killed fighting for freedom only last month (September) - aged 25.
This is a student package for BA Multi-Media Journalism at Bournemouth University.
I'd like to thank to Diab Alhmeel for his candid interview about such a sensitive subject.
Joshua Saunders reports.
CUE:
The body of Colonel Gadaffi was reportedly buried this morning, finally putting his evil regime to an end.
Joshua Saunders spoke to Diab Alhmeel about the death of the conflicted Libyan Leader
This TV Package documents the Sorted Surf Festival which took place on 19th and 20th March 2011. The event showcased what could be achieved when a community pulls together to put on a free event for the benefit of the public.
Note: Unfortunately I must confess there are a couple of errors which are uncorrectable after nothing saved on Final Cut Express, so many apologies to Mark Slater who was infact the winner of the Stand Up Paddle Boarding event, sorry about that.
Special thanks to Shaun Taylor and colleagues of the Sorted Surf Shop, Alison Orchard, Len Orchard, Mark Petty, Mark Slater, Liz Welch, Matt Welch, Adrian Steele, Grant David Read, Ruby Tian Hong Yu and many others who I may have accidentally forgotten. Without whom this TV package would never have been made at all!
Note: It may not be too great but after a long, strenuous attempt at editing I've finally managed to put the little devil together.
Nerve FM broadcasts on 87.7 FM in Bournemouth, and online at www.nervemedia.org.uk, from 8am until the cows come home (aka 12am) listen to high-quality broadcasting.
CUE: For two weeks aspiring Bournemouth University radio presenters are offered the chance to broadcast on a regional scale as Nerve Radio goes FM. Joshua Saunders has more.
Special thanks to Joanna Stass and Hannah Sweetnam for letting me film their Happy Hour show, despite the added pressure of it being broadcast on FM. And a quick shout out to Ash Tullet for supplying me with information to produce the 'informative' TV package.
I hope you enjoy or atleast manage to watch it all the way through!
This is our moderated radio news bulletin attempted by us first years in Bournemouth University's BA Multi-Media Journalism. Click on the link below to hear. Hopefully you find it reasonably good, eitherway I'm proud of our team effort.
Many months ago, in a university not far away, a brave team of presenters took up the challenge of presenting Nerve Television's Live Launch.
True there may have been a few cock-ups, but it can still be argued that it was a night full of laughter, fun and an impressive level of blagging.
Also these videos are being sent in to the National Student Television Awards (NaSTA)
But just in case you missed it on the night because you were busy "washing your hair" or "seeing a man about a dog" I have attached two videos from that infamous night.
Link to the full show (you can always skip to the bits you like):
