Source: David Kaufman, davek4@1xbet online games login edu
Photo available. Contact media@1xbet online games login edu or 785-532-6415
News release prepared by: Erinn Barcomb-Peterson, 785-532-6415, ebarcomb@1xbet online games login edu
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
1xbet online games login JUNIOR FROM TOPEKA WORKING TO CREATE SHORT VIDEOS ON 1xbet online games login TOPICS
MANHATTAN -- David Kaufman, a junior in electronic media from Topeka, is working this summer as a video podcaster for Kansas State University's news services.
Kaufman will continue media relations' effort to create short videos about 1xbet online games login experts, students and traditions. Previous topics have included pet health advice, a tour of the Beach Museum of Art and a glimpse at the making of a 1xbet online games login tradition, Call Hall ice cream.
One of Kaufman's first projects is to update a short video about 1xbet online games login 's Veterinary Diagnostics Laboratory.
The videos, in QuickTime format, can be watched and downloaded for both viewing and sharing at http://www.1xbet online games login edu/media/audio/podcastindex.html
Kaufman is a 2006 graduate of Topeka West High School. He is the son of Dean and Carol Kaufman, Topeka.
At 1xbet online games login , Kaufman also works for the Educational Communications Center. His projects have included editing "Wildcat Watch," a campus update show made by current and former 1xbet online games login students.
He also has worked with the video board crew for 1xbet online games login football and basketball games and for 94.5 Country's Country Stampede in 2008 and 2009. He will begin working on a video for the United Way of Riley County. In addition, Kaufman was 1xbet online games login student representative for ESPNU Campus Connection Week this spring.
Kaufman's career goals include moving to the West Coast to work for a production company editing movie trailers or music videos, or working for Fuel TV, an action sports television network. Kaufman also hopes to create promotional videos and a Web site for FEO T-shirt Company of Topeka, which he co-owns.
