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Join the Season 6 Crew
Students will become proficient in one or more areas of television production. Students will work together as a team; creatively, physically and mentally. Students will learn respect, teamwork, accountability, and appreciation for others as applicable in a business environment. Students will learn skill sets in new media production, gaining employability and building portfolios toward college scholarships. BE HEARD! is a credited class, in which students can earn up to ten credits a semesters towards business and technology!

Join the Season 6 Cast
We want to hear from you! Are you opinionated? Outgoing? Entertaining or just like a good debate? Come join us live on the BE HEARD! television show! BE HEARD! on-camera talent are only required to appear on 2 shows during the semester. Show topics range from current events, social issues, and politics.

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Testimonals

"I see TV totally different now"
-Jack Willis age 18

"You get real life experience of how to produce a television show"

-Brody Erickson age 15

"Its fun to make a show, you feel like an adult in a newsroom dealing with real-life pressure."

-Jack Willis age 18

"Nowhere else would I have got to operate a $10,000 equipment. I feel honored to be apart of BE HEARD!"

-Maitai Nieblas age 15

"I get to work with people as a team who love film as much as I do"

-Brody Erickson age 15

"No other youth program has such a strong emphasis on media with social value. I am now a more ethically and morally conscience media maker"

-Isaac Carlson age 18

"I've learned patience, leadership, and teamwork...Not too mention discovered and enhanced a passion I didn't know was there."

Isaac Carlson age 18

"I'm learning things now that I would be learning 4 years from now "

Web Heylinger age 16