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Our News Broadcast Team: A Behind The Scenes Look
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Junkanoo, the heartbeat of Bahamian culture, bursting with explosive music, vibrant energy, and stellar performances.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Junkanoo, the heartbeat of Bahamian culture, bursting with explosive music, vibrant energy, and stellar performances.
And this year every Bahamian and fan across the islands did not miss a beat. As the Our News team tirelessly labored to bring you the best parade coverage.
From meticulous planning and organizing, the country watched Our News execute weeks of advance preparation for an unparalleled broadcast experience and I was in the midst of the spectacle.
Behind the scenes, dedicated individuals like Ghaly Swann, the chief of technical operations at Our TV, share insights into the groundwork – from cable setups, equipment transportation, and meticulous organization.
Even the familiar faces on camera put in extensive effort, managing lines and maintaining a can-do attitude during the long nights and early mornings!
Reporter Danielle Miller sheds light on what goes into orchestrating the captivating coverage.
In the world of news, challenges like technical issues are inevitable but the Our News and Our TV crews persevered, overcoming obstacles to bring you an unforgettable junkanoo experience that won’t soon be forgotten!
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