CueScript Part of Lyndon State College HD Digital Upgrade

EMC17 teleprompters and CSTM19 prompter talent monitors added for production

Author:: Michael Balderston
Updated:: Feb 23, 2018
Original:: Dec 15, 2015

FAIRFIELD, CONN.—Lyndon State College recently upgraded its Vermont Center for Community Journalism broadcast facility to digital HD production. As part of the upgrade, Lyndon brought in CueScript’s EMC17 17-inch teleprompter monitors and CSTM19 19-inch prompter talent monitors.

The VCCJ is a student-operated production facility, where students can learn and train in different aspects of news production. The EMC17 and CSTM are designed for educational and corporate purposes.

In addition to the CueScript products, Lyndon also equipped the VCCJ with two new Ikegami HC-HD300 cameras, which the EMC and CSTM monitors are attached to.

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