WATCH: Journalism-Sports Production students’ award-winning documentary ‘RivAUlry’
Journalism-Sports Production students Jack Corbett, Gehrig Gesch, Samuel Jones, Micah Farmer and Patrick Bingham’s documentary, “RivAUlry,” has earned a Student Production Award for Best Sports Program from the Southeast chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
“RivAUlry” is a behind-the-scenes look at the Auburn University Men’s Club Soccer team and their competition with the University of Alabama. Corbett, Gesch, Jones, Farmer and Bingham produced the award-winning documentary in Lecturer John Mitchell’s JRSP 4510: Sports Storytelling course.
Learn more about Journalism-Sports Production at the College of Liberal Arts website.
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