The students selected for induction into the Broadcast Journalism Hall of Fame are those students who go beyond what is expected and produce the best possible projects for our broadcast program. These students are professional on camera, and have the ability to research, write, and report on a variety of subjects. The students must also show a strong acumen for editing and be able to operate all of the equipment in our studio. Most importantly, these students are also class leaders who show a devotion both to the school and to their classmates as well. The videos selected represent some of the best work done by each student.

Trevor was the creator and executive producer of Inside Canyon Springs, our national award-winning video news magazine. During his three years with the show, Trevor produced episodes from London, England; Washington D.C., the Las Vegas Strip, First Friday, and many other locations. He has won six national and twelve local awards for his work,including three consecutive Best in Show selections. He was the first student to receive the "Director's Leadership Award," and he was chosen by his peers for the "Technical Artist Award" in both his junior and senior years.

Trevor is attending Arizona State University as a Business Communications major in the W.P. Carey School of Business. He hopes to graduate with degrees in business and film, and then do his post graduate work in film at either USC, Berkeley, or NYU.

This video won first place in the 2008 CCSD Broadcast Journalism awards ceremony, and shows Trevor at his best as a writer, director, photographer, and editor.

Demetrius joined our program during his sophomore year, and quickly established himself as one of the leading reporters and anchors in our program. He was selected as the first "Rookie of The Year" as a sophomore, and as Broadcast Journalist of The Year during his senior year. His documentary on the school's Interdisciplinary "murder" project not only earned a second place finish in a national competition, it also landed him a job as a photojournalist at KVBC, the local NBC affiliate.

Demetrius is attending Arizona State University where he is majoring in Broadcast Journalism. It is his goal to be the first of his classmates to return to the Canyon as a network reporter.

Demetrius also holds the distinction of creating the first music video at The Canyon. This video won local and national awards, and was performed live in Washington D.C.

Anthony was fortunate to have had the opportunity to begin his future career as a political reporter by interviewing a number of national political figures including, Barack Obama, Jessie Jackson, former President Jimmy Carter, and a number of other state, local and national politicians. He was the first person selected for the "Pioneer Talent Award", and was chosen "Broadcast Journalist of the Year" in his senior year.

Anthony is at Arizona State University, majoring in Broadcast Journalism. He's also assured Demetrius that he will be the first to return as a network reporter.

In this video Anthony reports on the Reverend Jesse Jackson's visit to our school.

Stephen was the quintessential behind-the-scenes worker during his sophomore and junior years, creating videos, and serving in most of the positions in the studio. It was during his senior year that he chose to move in front of the camera and become a reporter and anchor for our shows. He was selected by his peers for the "Pioneer Talent Award" during his senior year.

Stephen is at the College of Southern Nevada studying fire science and getting his medical degree as well. He works for the Bureau of Land Management as a wild land firefighter. His long term goal is to get hired on at a valley Fire Department, working search and rescue as a medic.

Stephen's D.U.I. video was downloaded from our site and used at schools in California and Nevada to discourage teen drinking.