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Senior Jack DeNick manages the Ithaca College Park Productions Drone Squadron. After graduation, DeNick will be interning at NBC News in Technical Production.

Q&A: Drone Squad manager ready for bigger stage

By Antonio Vengoechea, Staff Writer April 30, 2026
Ithaca College's Park Productions Drone Squadron has quietly built itself into one of the more ambitious student-run broadcast operations in the region. This spring, the squad is finally getting consistent gigs while producing six rowing broadcasts — two for Ithaca College, one for the Liberty League and three contracted broadcasts for Cornell University that will air on ESPN+ and the Ivy League Network. 
From left, junior Marcus Carlson, sophomore Chiara Giannantonio, Park Productions director Devan Accardo '12,  senior Ben Braverman, junior Ethan Wilson and first-year student Ayush Sharma at 10th annual Ithaca Short Film Festival.

Student-run short film festival highlights independent films

By Ally Dheeradhada, Staff Writer April 23, 2026
Ithaca College’s Park Productions team hosted a red carpet style film festival at Cinemapolis on April 15, showcasing the work of 15 filmmakers from around the world. This marks the 10th annual Ithaca Short Film Festival. The festival received 105 submissions from across 13 countries. Cinemapolis showed 15 films, with 10 winning various awards. 
All senior thesis films of the semester will be screened Dec. 7 at the State Theatre. Some of these films had safety conversations with the Ithaca Police Department.

Fake blood leads to very real conversations about safety protocols

By Sheelagh Doe, Life and Culture Editor November 14, 2024
Kevin Conover, a senior cinema and photography major at Ithaca College, embarked on the filming of an especially bloody scene for his senior film thesis titled “What Simon Said.” Numerous fake, blood-covered props were discarded in dumpsters across Ithaca, which spurred a serial killer investigation by the Ithaca Police Department. 
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