The Campus Chronicle

Volume 4, No. 1
November 7, 2003

Senior Justin Cruse balances his double major in film and television and sound design with his position at Phil Hadaway’s Reeltime Audio.
Photo by Wayne C. Moore

Student sounds off about his sound career

By Hannah Pittard

What started out as an internship for sound design senior Justin Cruse at Phil Hadaway’s Reeltime Audio in Savannah has matured into a solid part-time position, giving the SCAD undergraduate opportunities to work with the likes of Ben Affleck, Tom Berenger, Jake Busey and Diana Scarwid.

“The internship was basically my application,” said Cruse. “I knew I was officially working with Reeltime Audio the day I came in the studio and Phil came up to me and said ‘Hey man, I just got a new phone setup. It wanted three voice mailboxes so I put you down for No. 3.’ For the first time I had an actual work number that didn’t involve calling a restaurant hostess desk before connecting to me.”

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Film festival draws record number of fans
Based on the number of sold-out shows and people in attendance at panel discussions, the 2003 Savannah Film Festival was a stunning success.
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Survey says …
Readers speak; The Chronicle answers
Astute readers may notice a few changes in this issue. First of all, the name of the paper is different: We’ve dropped “Campus” from the name (isn’t “The Chronicle” what everyone calls it anyway?). Readers will notice a few more changes on the inside.
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Arts On Display

Advancing the Cause

Did You Know?

District Comic Strip