Politics & Government
MCA-TV, RMU Unveil New Production Trailer
The trailer will be used to broadcast township and university events.
Officials from Moon and last night offered a glimpse inside a new, high-definition production trailer that will be used to broadcast Moon-area events.
The trailer, purchased by the township in May from Pittsburgh-based Lerro Corp. at a cost of $19,103, will be used to broadcast meetings and sporting events from around the area for both RMU productions, and the new
RMU entered into a five-year sponsorship deal with the township for use of the trailer, contributing $10,000 toward its cost. The trailer was first used last week to broadcast football team's season opener against Mars.
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"Well, the first thing is really the space," said Jim Koepfinger, MCA-TV executive director, of the 20- by 16-foot trailer. "It's almost double the size of the other trailer."
The township's former 16-year-old production trailer, which could often be seen parked outside of township events, will be used as a storage receptical for the township's department.
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The new trailer bears the emblems for both MCA-TV and RMU and is equipped with high-definition technology.
"I think residents are really going to notice a difference in their picture quality," Koepfinger said. "This is really a step forward."
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