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Mass communication students at USF get technology boost
Tony Sadiku reports
TAMPA, Fla. - Video production students at the University of South Florida can now hone their craft in a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility thanks to a donation from Diamond View Studios.
The Tampa production company donated more than $500,000 in equipment and technology to USF, including a 40-foot LED wall. The gift is helping the university launch Vu Studio USF and a new course for students to learn about virtual production.
The class, taught by Ryan Watson, will be the first of its kind at a Florida public university.
The investment is expected to develop a talent pipeline of graduates in a growing industry.
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