Clients

“Radio and Television Services is a critical part of our game day experience. The professionalism and willingness to go the extra mile and adapt to our department’s vision has allowed us to provide our fans with a first rate experience at Memorial Stadium and Assembly Hall.”

Patrick Kraft, Ph.D
Senior Assistant Athletic Director of Marketing
Indiana University Department of Athletics

“By partnering with IU Radio and Television Services, we were able to appropriately honor our most elite volunteers in philanthropy. The video they provided enabled us to control the length of our program, but most importantly, provided the greatest impact for our recipients and the audience. Their attention to detail, as well as their ability to capture the giving spirit of each honoree, was most impressive. Their contribution to the success of our event was immeasurable.”

Stephanie Coffey
Manager, Donor Recognition
Indiana University Foundation

“Bloomington Hospital depends upon Indiana University’s Radio and Television Services to deliver high quality, professional video production services to assist us in our mission to provide the best health care to south central Indiana. Whether telling our story through the eyes of our patients or creating a high quality image campaign, Bloomington Hospital chooses to work with Radio and Television Services. It is through this collaboration that we have been able to produce award winning work, on-time and under budget, that has helped to showcase our people and services. Though the end product speaks for itself, we have been impressed with the talent and professionalism of the people at Radio and Television Services who have made our mission, their mission every time.”

Todd Curtis
Communication Coordinator, Marketing and Community Relations
Bloomington Hospital

“Collaborating with the staff of Radio/Television Services to document a major two-day conference “Reclaiming the Right to Rock: Black Experiences in Rock Music” sponsored by the Archives of African American Music and Culture, IUB was one of the best decisions I’ve made as director of this unit. The highly professional staff provided a carefully crafted plan, met with my staff and me on several occasions to discuss the execution of every detail, and offered creative ideas for the stage set-up, use of props, approaches to on-camera interviews, and the management the Q & A that followed each of the three conference sessions. The quality of the production was excellent. I am told that we set the standard for staging a documentary-oriented conference.”

Portia K. Maultsby
Director, Archives of African American Music and Culture
Professor, Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology
Indiana University