Senior Johnathan Martin operates the technical director board, managing transitions between cameras, video packages, and on-screen titles throughout the broadcast. From his position behind the scenes, he ensures each visual element appears at the right moment, helping the production run smoothly and professionally. His role is essential in maintaining the flow and timing of the livestream.

Junior Dedric Cooke is behind the camera, directing the “what’s for lunch” segment. He cues anchors seniors Carson Raines and Henry Jeffries. The scene captures their ability to transition quickly, as evidenced by their hastily donned costumes, showing how light-hearted and committed they are to making the news channel better. This highlights the collaborative effort involved in the production of a polished final product.

Junior Sincere Fitch, the head director of ITK, plays a role in guiding the flow of each broadcast. “I cue the anchors when it’s their time to speak and track them with the camera to keep everything running smoothly,” Fitch explained. While streaming live, the production team ensures every shot is captured clearly and transitions seamlessly. Their technical skill creates an engaging presentation, highlighting the role of the camera crew.

Junior Isabella Miller fine-tunes the studio’s audio board, carefully checking each setting to ensure clarity and balance before the broadcast goes live. Working behind the scenes, she plays a key role in preparing the production for a seamless transition to live air. Her attention to detail helps prevent technical issues and ensures that the anchors’ voices come through clearly to the audience.

Before going live, senior anchors Amina Seiden and Henry Jeffries of the In the Know team prepare on set by reviewing their opening lines. Their collaboration ensures a smooth, professional start to the broadcast. Jeffries also adds humor through his on-air persona, saying he enjoys bringing comedic relief as “Hank the Tank.”