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April 2010:
The Campus Tv Project At The University
Games of Soa (17th -24th April 2010)
Meeting of all participants of the Campus TV
project on Saturday 17th April for the official
launching of the 13th edition of the university
games.
On Saturday 18th April, the studio had not yet
been set up so we were sent to the field to
collect information on the various sports
events for data and also to carry out
marketing.
Monday 19th April, badges as well as
accommodation was provided, a
broadcasting studio was also made
available. We were given the task to carryout
interviews, make reports and documentaries
for a news review to be presented to the
minister of communication on the day of the
official launching of the TV station. Each
member was given a specific domain to
tackle and a supervisor was provided to
guide us through out the task.. We did this for
two days (19th-and 20th April).
Campus TV was officially launched on
Wednesday 21st April 2010 by the minister of
communications Issa Chiroma at a
ceremony presided over by the rector of the
University of Yaoundé 2 Soa Pr. Jean Tabi
Manga and some partners like the president
of the Coeur d’Afrique foundation Roger Milla,
the director general of CAMTEL amongst
others. All these dignitaries promised to fully
support the project. Gifts like computers, TV
sets, printers and cell phones were granted
to campus TV to enhance productivity. The
first official images of campus TV were
presented to the general public.
As from Thursday 22nd April, instructions
were given that we conceive as many
programs and shows as possible for a set of
DVD’s to be handed to the rector at the end of
the games, these DVD’s will be shown at the
up coming francophonie games hosted by
the University of Yaoundé 2 Soa. The next
couple of days were spent filming and
reporting all the different activities taking
place in the vicinity of the games. Given the
lack of adequate materials the task at hand
was quite tedious but we did everything in our
capacity to achieve our goal. Each member
came up with at least one full extract in a
particular domain.
Saturday April 24th was the last day of the
games; we covered the closing ceremony of
the games and the handing of medals to
athletes.
Jaam (National Cordinator) Visited
Yaounde by Nfinyo's (Vice Chairman)
invitation for a broad-based
partenrship campaign. 4 complete
presentations on Mey-Low-D
Foundation were made to 4 different
upcoming partners namely, The Muna
Foundation, CREAM (Childrens
Reasurance Ministry), Campus TV and
Harambe Cameroon.
Through this cluster of Partners, Mey-
low-d shall offer the service of its very
talented and artistic members and
outreach programs while benefiting
from sophisticated infrastructure,
program support, media exposure and
some financial assistance (when
possible) from the partners.
So, far, as a result of that, 3 members
of mey-low-d are now serving voluntary
in CREAM/Campus TV as TV
presenters for youth outreach
programs. These members are - Rita
Manka, Sylvie Epie and Carlos.
A follow up trip has been planned for
May during which mey-low-d shall
engage in full partnership agreements
with these organisations alongside the
production of a fundraising music
album (Audio-video) thats shall be
circulated among, NGOs, Companies,
Government Offices and Embassies to
raise funds for Campus Celebrity in
Yde. This shall also go with a
Fundraising concert at the Muna
Foundation complex. It is important to
note that Campus Celebrity shall be
fully operational in Yaounde with TV
Coverage based on the partnership
with CREAM and Canpus TV.
- Yaoundé has about 20 songs against
HIV and Corruption; 10 of them are
ready to go on air
Current needs:
- we need more committed members
and permanent staff
- we need the means to make a video
clip of our most promising song "Point
of correction" in order to put it on CRTV
- we need finance and partnerships
April 2010:
The Campus Tv Project At The University
Games of Soa (17th -24th April 2010)
Meeting of all participants of the Campus TV
project on Saturday 17th April for the official
launching of the 13th edition of the university
games.
On Saturday 18th April, the studio had not yet
been set up so we were sent to the field to
collect information on the various sports
events for data and also to carry out
marketing.
Monday 19th April, badges as well as
accommodation was provided, a
broadcasting studio was also made
available. We were given the task to carryout
interviews, make reports and documentaries
for a news review to be presented to the
minister of communication on the day of the
official launching of the TV station. Each
member was given a specific domain to
tackle and a supervisor was provided to
guide us through out the task.. We did this for
two days (19th-and 20th April).
Campus TV was officially launched on
Wednesday 21st April 2010 by the minister of
communications Issa Chiroma at a
ceremony presided over by the rector of the
University of Yaoundé 2 Soa Pr. Jean Tabi
Manga and some partners like the president
of the Coeur d’Afrique foundation Roger Milla,
the director general of CAMTEL amongst
others. All these dignitaries promised to fully
support the project. Gifts like computers, TV
sets, printers and cell phones were granted
to campus TV to enhance productivity. The
first official images of campus TV were
presented to the general public.
As from Thursday 22nd April, instructions
were given that we conceive as many
programs and shows as possible for a set of
DVD’s to be handed to the rector at the end of
the games, these DVD’s will be shown at the
up coming francophonie games hosted by
the University of Yaoundé 2 Soa. The next
couple of days were spent filming and
reporting all the different activities taking
place in the vicinity of the games. Given the
lack of adequate materials the task at hand
was quite tedious but we did everything in our
capacity to achieve our goal. Each member
came up with at least one full extract in a
particular domain.
Saturday April 24th was the last day of the
games; we covered the closing ceremony of
the games and the handing of medals to
athletes.
Jaam (National Cordinator) Visited
Yaounde by Nfinyo's (Vice Chairman)
invitation for a broad-based
partenrship campaign. 4 complete
presentations on Mey-Low-D
Foundation were made to 4 different
upcoming partners namely, The Muna
Foundation, CREAM (Childrens
Reasurance Ministry), Campus TV and
Harambe Cameroon.
Through this cluster of Partners, Mey-
low-d shall offer the service of its very
talented and artistic members and
outreach programs while benefiting
from sophisticated infrastructure,
program support, media exposure and
some financial assistance (when
possible) from the partners.
So, far, as a result of that, 3 members
of mey-low-d are now serving voluntary
in CREAM/Campus TV as TV
presenters for youth outreach
programs. These members are - Rita
Manka, Sylvie Epie and Carlos.
A follow up trip has been planned for
May during which mey-low-d shall
engage in full partnership agreements
with these organisations alongside the
production of a fundraising music
album (Audio-video) thats shall be
circulated among, NGOs, Companies,
Government Offices and Embassies to
raise funds for Campus Celebrity in
Yde. This shall also go with a
Fundraising concert at the Muna
Foundation complex. It is important to
note that Campus Celebrity shall be
fully operational in Yaounde with TV
Coverage based on the partnership
with CREAM and Canpus TV.
- Yaoundé has about 20 songs against
HIV and Corruption; 10 of them are
ready to go on air
Current needs:
- we need more committed members
and permanent staff
- we need the means to make a video
clip of our most promising song "Point
of correction" in order to put it on CRTV
- we need finance and partnerships
Excited and very talented members...
Composing and recording
of songs against HIV and
Corruption
of songs against HIV and
Corruption
DJ OZONE alias Yuniwo Tawe
