r Sacred Heart Greenwich seniors from the Broadcast Journalism and Filmmaking program had the opportunity to visit CNBC’s live filming of the show “Fast Money” on March 3. Leah Atkins ‘20, Claire Chmiel ‘20, Lily DeConcini ‘20, and Avery McCloskey have been students in the Broadcast Journalism program for four years. 

Sacred Heart Greenwich alumna Roxanne Kassapidis ‘19 visited the Real World Filmmaking class on January 24, 2020. Majoring in Film & TV at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts (NYU), she spoke to the Upper School students about how her academic courses helped her become a more successful and tenacious filmmaker.  

Upper School Broadcast Journalism students worked with the Lower School students in this interdisciplinary collaboration. The Broadcast students taught the 4th graders about filming, editing, scriptwriting, and operating the control room equipment. 

Watch a Valentine's Day video from the youngest in our community.

As a project that stemmed from our CRTL group, Building Bridges to Barat Center, Barat Center students had the opportunity to collaborate with Upper School students in the David J. Bloom Broadcast Suite.

The boys and girls worked hard creating a project for their parents, and performed a song they had been practicing in front of the green screen. 

Sacred Heart Greenwich Filmmaking and Broadcast Journalism students from visited the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville, New York on December 11. They attended a special screening of the film, Leave No Trace. Oscar-nominated director Debra Granik joined the students for a Q&A after the screening.

Ms. Granik makes films about people who are marginalized in society and shares stories often unseen in the public eye. She also directed Down to the Bone (2004) and Winter’s Bone (2010) starring Jennifer Lawrence.