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Famelab Cyprus – Mediazone records preliminaries “live to tape”!

Posted On March 20, 2012 By admin In News /  

“Based on the highly successful FameLab® UK model, FameLab® Cyprus is a national talent competition to find the best new talent in science communication. The winner of FameLab® Cyprus will then represent Cyprus in the FameLab® International competition held in Cheltenham, UK in 2011.”

Source: http://www.famelabcyprus.com/index.php?id=3

On Friday March the 16th the University Of Nicosia hosted Famelab Cyprus in Cinestudio. Coordinating were Nadia Karayianni from the University Of Cyprus and Elisa Bosio from the Reasearch & Innovation office UNIC, & Mediazone University of Nicosia. Doxa Komodromou from CYBC was our host & presenter.

Mediazone successfully Produced, Directed & Shot live to tape the entire event, using our very own Lab Assistants as well as freelancers. Four cameras were connected to a portable SD switcher and all camera selection was done live & on the spot! The event will be edited right here in Mediazone, before potentially airing on CYBC.

With only 3 minutes to present their ideas there was definite tension in the air. All of this was wrapped up in nervous energy, excitement and creativity as the event unfolded to produce the finalists. The judges, including our very own University of Nicosia President, Dr. Nicos Peristianis must have had a difficult task choosing from amongst the participants & their presentations.

Big thanks go to the entire Mediazone team & all the time that was volunteered!

Special thanks go to Lab Assistants: Andreas Christophorou & Constantinos Christoudias for a job well done and for all the help wrapping up equipment!

Original Photography: Belal Dofesh – Freelance Photographer

John Ioannou (Senior Officer)




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