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Debbie Van DykeDebbie Van Dyke has made significant contributions to KRCB-FM by producing several compelling audio pieces that highlight our community. From recording heartfelt postcards featuring local voices to expertly editing segments for our Farm Tales series, her work showcases the rich stories of our area. Debbie's initiative in engaging with community members and assisting in day-to-day productions has been an asset to our station.
Person Senior Center Postcard
Recorded, edited, and produced this short piece promoting the busy Person Senior Center in Santa Rosa.
Tres Alamos Farm Tale
Edited and produced audio provided into a community farm tale story.
Edited and produced audio provided into a community farm tale story.
Sue Arighi Testimonial
Recorded, edited, and produced this testimonial for fundraising events at KRCB.
Recorded, edited, and produced this testimonial for fundraising events at KRCB.
iHeart Rohnert Park PSA
Recorded, edited, and produced for a community event.
Recorded, edited, and produced for a community event.
Xihua LiXihua not only improved her editing skills, but also learned how to work with multi-camera editing techniques. Working on different projects during the internship gave her a better understanding of how to convey emotions through visuals. She found collaborating with the team to have been incredibly rewarding and, showed her the importance of communication in the creative process.
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Bryan Fructuoso ZuritaBryan created some fantastic work during his internship for the Digital department at NorCal Public Media. He delivered social media support for our TV series Climate California, and he streamlined the process for our short form vertical video creation. He worked closely with the TV Production team to capture the essence of each show into minute-long, impactful segments. He exceeded expectations every day and even helped teach staff some new tricks! Check out a sample of the content he created for us:
Victor OchiengAs a UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism intern with Northern California Public Media, I contributed to Climate California; an Emmy Award-winning documentary series exploring environmental challenges across the state. I supported both production and post-production
efforts, including field shoots, sourcing supplemental footage, and editing narrative sequences. My work on Episodes 7–10 earned on-screen credit, and the 2-minute piece featured here reflects my role in shaping character-driven, visually compelling stories.
This experience deepened my belief in the power of collaborative storytelling and strengthened my editorial voice as a documentary filmmaker committed to impact.
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