About Vanderbilt Television
Vanderbilt Television is a division of Vanderbilt Student Communications, Inc. VTV is Vanderbilt University's official student television station. It broadcasts via campus cable bringing educational, informational, and entertainment programming to campus.
VTV cablecasts 24 hours of programming a day during the academic year on Channel 6 of the campus cable system. The programming can be seen by all residential students and others on campus who have access to cable. Videos of our shows can also be downloaded from this website.
The VTV studios and offices are located in Stapleton 330 in the Branscomb Quadrangle. The VTV inventory includes multiple cameras, studio lighting, multiple recording and editing decks, computerized remote operating systems, digital editing equipment, and sound editing equipment.
For more information about VTV, stop by the studio or contact us by e-mail at VandyTV@gmail.com.
How'd we get here?
Vanderbilt Television (VTV) began as Vanderbilt Video Productions in September 1985. The organization's initial focus was videotaping events produced by other student organizations and the production of a video yearbook. The organization evolved into a television station in 1992 and began to shift its focus on producing original programming created by students for students. The group officially became VTV in 1997.
At any given time, VTV has a staff of more than 50 students who serve as on-air talent, producers, program crew members, and technicians. The VTV executive staff is comprised of students, who fill the roles of Station Manager, Program Director, Production Manager, and the Outreach Coordinator/Promotions Director.
All VTV staff members serve on a voluntary basis as VTV is not affiliated with any major or minor at Vanderbilt. VTVers join VTV for the fun and thrill of working in the television world.
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