My plan was to let people know R-TV still exists, and inform them where to find R-TV. Also, recruit students for R-TV. Creating page in social media (Facebook).Posting posters around the school which contains information about R-TV, and recruitment. Creating underwriting kit for the R-TV to learn some funding and coming up with short reviewing program for the local business. Visit them and ask for their approval for the introducing them in R-TV. It doesn't have to be making deal at the first time. After the approval of restaurants, R-TV is going to do their review program for free. And show them our review program to them, and ask them to become sponsor, if they are satisfy with our programs. It doesn't always have to be direct financial help. It could be any beneficial support for R-TV, such as discount coupons.
So far, I've done posting poster around the school, visiting local businesses with underwriting kit.
Thai Thai Five, Winter Park Pizza, Briarpatch, Sweet Tradition Frech Bakery & Cafe, Circa, Brandywine's Deli, Wrap Planet. Some people in local business were very welcoming, and took me serious. However, some of them weren't, but it's all good.
Recruited a student who wants to be involve in a making program and acting. Filmed introduction of student athletes.
Thai Thai Five, Winter Park Pizza, Briarpatch, Sweet Tradition Frech Bakery & Cafe, Circa, Brandywine's Deli, Wrap Planet. Some people in local business were very welcoming, and took me serious. However, some of them weren't, but it's all good.
Recruited a student who wants to be involve in a making program and acting. Filmed introduction of student athletes.
For the future, I like to keep doing the local business review, film student athletes, coming up with short program to air on R-TV
What I really need is to commit to my job and make time for it.
Agreed. It takes time, especially in the planning and editing stages (pre and post production). You've got to commit!
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