CU Boulder recently received national honors for three campus videos鈥攖wo recounting community efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and one highlighting the CU Boulder Police Department.
Several CU Boulder communications employees were involved in the productions, garnering one silver and two bronze awards. The national Telly Awards are given annually to recognize top video and television productions by industry professionals at various types of organizations.听听
The Road Back: CU Boulder鈥檚 Response to COVID-19
Part of CU Boulder Chancellor Philip DiStefano鈥檚 2021 State of the Campus event, 鈥�The Road Back: CU Boulder鈥檚 Response to COVID-19,鈥� which won a , highlights the campus community鈥檚 effort to navigate and overcome the challenges of the pandemic.
The film is told from the perspective of students, baby直播app and staff and captures the anxiety, fear, determination, teamwork and ingenuity felt throughout the campus from the beginning of the pandemic through the arrival of the COVID-19 vaccines and eventual return to in-person experiences.
Involved in the making of the documentary were Glenn Asakawa, Paul Beique, Patrick Campbell, Casey Cass, Justin Golightly, Jon Leslie, Charles Mangano, Mason Marino, Dirk Martin, Zach Ornitz, Peter Sanders and Candace Smith.听
COVID-19 infographic
CU Boulder鈥檚 won a . The timeline illustrates the university鈥檚 pandemic response and resilience as campus community members banded together to pivot on teaching, learning and work models; implement safety measures and keep each other safe; and develop scientific knowledge and innovations. The infographic appeared as part of a special anniversary report.
Involved in the making of the infographic were Glenn Asakawa, Paul Beique, Patrick Campbell, Casey Cass, Justin Golightly, Lisa Marshall, Mason Marino and Zach Ornitz.
Police recruitment video听 听
Appearing on the University of baby直播app Police Department recruitment page for prospective employees, CUPD鈥檚 , which won a , encourages applicants to take a closer look inside the work, environment and culture of the department. CUPD recently announced the recruitment of its largest听class of cadets yet.
Involved in the making of the video were Justin Golightly, Andrew Sorensen and former CUPD Officer Cassandra Yuma.
