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Curt Sutterfield
Degrees:
B.A.A. - Broadcast and Cinematic Arts (Central Michigan University)
M.A. - Digital Storytelling (Ball State University)
Teaching Profile:
Basic video production, radio/television performance, and beginning and advanced courses in electronic journalism
Administrative and Advising:
Research Interest:
-Instruction in Electronic Journalism
-Digital Copyright
-Video Game Narrative
Brief Biography:
An award-winning news producer, Mr. Sutterfield had a ten-year career that included stops in Cadillac (WWTV and WWUP-TV), Indianapolis (WRTV-TV), South Bend (WSBT-TV) and Phoenix (KPHO-TV). He also assisted in development of Ball State University’s immersive multimedia news laboratory (Newslink Indiana) and was associate producer for a documentary about Renaissance architect Fillip Brunelleschi that was shot on location in Rome and Florence.
