By: Greg Vandermause Production Studio Manager at Bethany Lutheran College Follow @GregVandermause July 29, 2019 Esports is on the rise. This is nothing new. However, the gap between how traditional broadcasters operate and how esports fans consume their favorite games shows disconnect in the industry. […]
The 7th annual Speechless Film Festival took place this past weekend at Verizon Center in Mankato. […]
It’s spring break on Bethany’s campus and that means students typically head to warmer climates or return home to visit family and friends. […]
By Greg Vandermause Last summer, the Mankato Peppers softball organization rolled the dice and brought a pro fastpitch series to Caswell Park. The event was a success. In a deal that was announced in January 2019, the Peppers now have the exciting opportunity to host the Australian team under the branding of the Aussie Peppers. […]
by Greg Vandermause Five years ago, the cities of Mankato and North Mankato had a growing public access problem. Up on the hill, Bethany Lutheran College’s reputable production studio needed a platform to showcase their student’s work. […]
Four motion graphics students recently created a series of animations that were projected onto the exterior of the Masonic Lodge downtown Mankato. […]
Current students, local alums, and all interested: next Thursday we will be welcoming Mankato-native Rob Shanahan to campus. […]
On Saturday, June 17, BLC Studios was hired to provide live video coverage of the North Star Grand Prix, a professional cycling event held in North Mankato. This was a new event for the studio, and it was quite the undertaking. […]
Media Boot Camp 2017 is in the books…and it was awesome! We were happy to see several returning campers while introducing a few new staff members of our own to the event. […]
It was a particularly awesome semester of Digital Painting, which is taught each spring by prof Andy Overn. In this course, students use Corel Painter and the Wacom Cintiq graphic monitors in Bethany’s Meyer Hall mac lab to create compelling images in response to a variety of prompts. […]
