Over the course of 18 weeks, team members experience "hands-on" training from Mrs. High. Within the first week of classes, team members plunge "head first" into the technology of film and television and begin immediately to gain valuable experience needed for success in the industry. Curriculum is centered around becoming "good communicators" and developing a solid work ethic, a key characteristic that the industry is looking for.

During this course team members produce at least four portfolio projects, each more difficult than the previous one, adding valuable core competencies that will lead to successful employment or advanced training at a higher learning institution.  

These competencies range from the simple use of a c-stand to the more advanced proficiencies in editing, camera work, and sound recording.

24 years ago, while in high school, Emily started her career as an video intern at a local TV station. She owned and operated her own company, Hover Video Productions, for over 10 years. She has worked on a wide variety of productions, from corporate videos to events to television shows. She has written, directed, produced and edited hundreds of commercials for broadcast. She has worked with several major brands and local businesses. Emily strives to share her passion for production with her Team Members, and show them the vast opportunities this career path offers.

I am Laura Sandlin Horton and I grew up in Newnan. I graduated from Newnan High School in 2006. I continued my education at the University of Alabama graduating in 2010 with a broadcast journalism and public relations degree. I began working with NuLink/WOW in 2011 as the programming production specialist. I manage our production studio at the Central Educational Center as well as all local programming on channels 7 and 10. I also am responsible for managing our high school interns. I have been married to my husband Burt since June 2015.