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WCA Weekly, Williamsburg Christian Academy's student led news show provided the news at WCA in a simple informative and engaging way. Aired on Thursdays on the school's YouTube channel the show focuses on news at the school in addition to world news, local news, question of the week, and sports news for members of the student body.

Rachel wakes up to discover she is trapped on an island and must survive while being hunted by the madman Zaroff, a Russian game hunter.

Concert video recorded live at Trump Taj Mahal Hotel & Casino.

A collection of short documentaries highlighting and serving as a digital field trip for students taking trips to Washington D.C. The highlights the making of the award winning series with producers Caroline Nice, Victoria Alexander, Michael Lemley, Elisabeth Powell, Isaac F. Davis & John VanBergen. Produced on location in Washington DC from April 9-May 16 2013 with the second season's production taking place from April 16-June 3. The production team grew as friends and close colleges and together have planned a second installment to the iconic series. A third installment has entered pre-production and production is expected to wrap in the spring of 2015.

"When the most valuable of bonds are tested, all it takes are the smallest things to remind you why it's all worth it..."

A young woman repeatedly wakes up in an alternate reality which presents her with a life-altering choice.

A farmer's story to grow organic produce in a safe and environmentally friendly way.

Experience a journey through time as we see the many aspects of inclusivity in a high schooler's life through the locker door.

"It's got a great beat and you can dance to it!" That often heard line from American Bandstands "Rate A Record" segment is the perfect description of the all-new live version of Dick Clark's American Bandstand Live At Harveys Lake Tahoe. Whether you rate Harveys new show a 98, 95 or a perfect 100, there is no doubt you'll leave singing and tapping your toes after a non-stop barrage of pop hits and dances adapted from 5 decades of American Bandstand memories. As host of the new high-energy lake Tahoe production, Clark takes his audience via video on a non-stop musical journey through the program he hosted, speaking nightly to the audience from the original American Bandstand television set at ABC Studios in Hollywood. Clark recalls "When we first went on the air in the early 50's, critics said, "who wants to watch a bunch of kids listening to records". Obviously, everyone Clark exclaims, proudly pointing to his show's success. In his role as host of the show, Clark notes that more than 600 youngsters danced to about 65,000 records in the 43 years it has been on television. Thats the nostalgic backdrop and stage set for the all new live Harveys show that features a talented Hollywood cast of singers and dancers, augmented by "The American Bandstand Live Party Band", which rocks on stage throughout the festivities. We won't spoil the surprise, but there are at least three show stoppers. And that's not all, the live action is augmented by American Bandstand's "Rate A Record" and trivia contests for the audience, plus classic video clips and celebrity interviews from the original Bandstand shows, comedy and much more. At one point for instance, Clark asks a young Michael Jackson why is sisters Janet and Latoya aren't appearing on the show with the Jackson 5, "The girls are too shy", a bubbly Michael answers in what has turned out to be the understatement of the decade. Dick Clarks American Bandstand is the result of a three year, $3 million collaboration that links Lake Tahoes largest casino hotel with Dick Clark Productions Inc, of Burbank, Calif, and World Productions of Los Angeles. Barry Summmers of World Productions, the shows Executive Producer notes that the Harveys show is different then any previous versions of "Dick Clarks American Bandstand" in that it is totally true to the television series. Dick Clark's American Bandstand Live is currently playing to sold out audiences and receiving rave reviews. The show has become thelongest running live musical production in the history of Lake Tahoe. Dick Clarks American Bandstand Live plays twice nightly at 7:30 and 10, except Wednesday in Harvey's Emerald Theater, which has been re-designed reminiscent of the original American Bandstand television set.