An excerpt from Set It Up's second episode of the 2010-2011 season, this piece by Tsuab asks a variety of interview subjects a single question about education.
24 March 2011
17 March 2011
1002 School
In this episode from the 2010-2011 season of Set It Up, the crew explores the school system. Segments include a murder mystery about school lunches, a PSA about staying in school, a documentary and animation about standardized testing, and a series of interviews asking people how education has shaped their path in life.
23 August 2010
13 August 2010
21 April 2010
Eclipse Records from SIU and SOL
Set It Up segment re-edited by Angie Raschio in Spnn Open Lab, about Eclipse Records in Saint Paul and its role in the community as a place that supports both local music and youth.
04 March 2010
08 June 2009
803 Teens in the City
In the third episode of the 2008-2009 season, the Set It Up crew takes a look and some of the positive things teens are doing in St. Paul. Segments include profiles of the Lunch Box dance crew and the JROTC program.
03 July 2008
30 April 2008
hi everyone, I'm really exited for our next episode "Saint Paul Places" I am producing a segment on Candy Land with the help of Sam. Mom and Andrew are are producing a segment on brake dancers and I really cant wait to watch it. some other segments are the Rondo Library by Fia and Abe and the light rail by Jonathan, Destaney and Erin. Cant wait to see all the pieces come together!
Camila
Camila
04 March 2008
Working on our third episode
Hey Everybody Andrew here... I'm going to tell what we accomplished today... We started with what we thought about the first episode and everybody gave their opinion.. Chris and I who usually are here on Wednesday got a little ahead with our piece which is about situations that teens do in certain situations and what adults think the teen would do in that situation Erin is working on her shot list on her poem for the next episode.. Destaney and Sheara worked on their piece showing off teen fashion... Peter and Andrea were working hard to make sure we got our project statements done and that we know what we are going to shoot.. speaking of shooting Abe started to shoot his piece interviewing people.... That's about it so I hope to post tomorrow to explain our wacky adventures of Wednesday... See you there... on the blog I mean...
Thanks
Andrew Lonnes
Thanks
Andrew Lonnes
31 January 2008
14 November 2007
St. Andrew
31 October 2007
Windy Day At The River
Hello, our names are Sam Fusco and Jonathan Roman, and we are both new to
Set It Up this year. Today is Halloween and we went to Harriot Island to do a shoot about community, youth, change, and music. For music we had Carolyn holding an iPod and she was listening to it and dancing. Then, after that, we saw a train coming so we did a pan of downtown with the train in the background. Then, after that, we went another place close to the river and we did a shot of me, Sam, picking up some trash. This was really hard because it was really windy and the trash would have blown away so we put a rock in the chip bag so it wouldn't blow away. After that we were done filming and we had to head back. There was only three people here today so it was sort of hard to do things in a timely manner and also it was hard to think of things for our shot list. Then since it was Halloween, Peter was dressed like a red dinosaur and Andrea was dressed like a bunny rabbit and also gave us candy. We all enjoyed it to a high extent.
26 September 2007
Applications due soon!
Set It Up applications for the 2007-08 season are due in just two days (on Friday 28 September). Andrea and I have been traveling around to rec centers, schools (@ Johnson today), and more handing out applications. The crew will start meeting the last week of October, with post production wrapping up about six weeks later and the season premier coming out late November. Check back here for updates as the new season gets underway...
-Peter
-Peter
07 June 2007
It's So Hard To Say Goodbye!
Hi I'm Amber,
This is my first time posting so let me update you on me and how I'm involved with set it up.
Im 17 and i got picked to be in set it up through application( kevin & Andrea showed up at my school and passed them out) Anyway i got interviewed by Kevin and made it through (wooohooo). Getting involved with set it up was the best thing i have done ever. Words can not sum up what I've learned and what I've got out of being involved. Everyone in this program is has thought me somthing for example Andrea you've taught me that the life you are given is just the rough draft, that it takes you to make it a fine cut. Kevin you've taught me that patience takes a lot but it possible to accomplish. Raylynn you've taught me that life can be as stressless as you make it. Mejid you taught me that dreams stay dreams unless you turn them to reality. Josh you've taught me that well ummm welll ummm ....oh okay that being extremely special is okay (jk). Pedro you've showed me that you don't have to try so hard to fit in. James you've shown that talent is deeper that what the eyes can see. Kate you've shown me that life has its curves but you can always find your way around them. Ivan you shown me that being yourself is the best way to be. Bekka you show everyday that kindness takes you along way. Andrew you've taught me that its okay to work with people. Erin you taught me that the world has many views on things. Roxanne you've shown me that as long as you have a kool bike then well ... your kool duah!!!
Thanks you guys for being my friends, my......family.
It Truly is hard to say good bye
01 June 2007
24 May 2007
the volunteer perspective

what up?!
this is rox, I'm a volunteer with the Set It Up show (which rules, by the way).
we're currently finishing production and beginning post-production on the last episode of the season (sob).
As my second year with the program is coming to an end, I have to say I'm a little sad that it's almost over. but not too sad, because there's still a lot of work to do to finish up, the bbq studio shoot, and the final viewing party.
the crew this year is talented, motivated, and very committed to the success of the show. I am lucky to have worked with such a fantastic crew, and am inspired by their passion and dedication. also I enjoy chillin' with them, talking about arbitrary subjects, and laughing at pretty much everything they say. they are an amazing group. I can say that they will all go somewhere unimaginably awesome in their futures, but in all honesty they're already doing it.
in closing, I'd like to give a big shout out to all the SIU crew and wish them all the best for the summer and beyond. also, they should keep in touch. on myspace.
love y'all!
22 May 2007
A Blog From James!
Well, that's all I have for today. Don't forget to tune in to channel 16 every monday at 7pm!
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