Hillsboro TSA wraps up regular season
HILLSBORO The Hillsboro TSA season has come to an end, after a year stymied by COVID-19. “The season went well, all things considered,” TSA instructor Creigh Bell said.
Bell said the season posed new challenges from start to finish.
“This year, I am most proud of my TSAers for persevering and succeeding regardless of the pandemic,” he said.
With competitions like robotics and dragsters cancelled and others moved online, like On Demand Video, Bell said, “We greatly anticipate a regular season next year.”
Bell added, this year “all participants did a fantastic job,” and some students continued “to go the extra mile.”
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High school students offer hot take on movie production
HILLSBORO From thrillers to news-style interviews, TSA students competition in on demand video and digital video production are scripting, filming, editing and producing it all.
A trio of seniors, Kyla Isaac, Charlie Major and Paul Glanzer, are all taking part in the video competition. Major and Glanzer are working on digital video production, while Isaac is focusing on on demand.
Major and Glanzer’s film’s prompt is “An interview with your future self,” which will feature Major on camera while Glanzer works behind the scenes.
“I had the idea of making it look like a Jimmy Fallon talk show. The present self is interviewing the future self as the interviewee 10 to 20 years down the road,” Glanzer said.