staff
Bev Edmondson
From becoming the first female hockey play-by-play announcer...to Music and Program Director at Manitoba's longest running Country station... to President at the ABC...Bev is in Phase Two of a whirlwind media career. Originally drawn to performance work herself, she's now driven to help others realize their dreams in media, arts and entertainment!
Carole MacKenzie
Carole has worked for over 20 years in the private vocational school business. She has been with ABC since the company’s inception. Carole enjoys watching the students learn and grow while in school, however, she gets the most satisfaction out of seeing the underdog succeed. She loves working at the Academy of Broadcasting because of the people and the atmosphere.
Travis Mitchell
This will be Travis' second time in the halls of the Academy of Broadcasting, but instead of hitting the books, this time he'll be working with the students to jump-start their careers into the media. After graduating from ABC in 2004, Travis has focused on Marketing & Promotions including stops at Hockey Canada and nearly 5 years at 92 CITI FM & 102.3 Clear FM. Travis has an incredible passion for music and the entertainment industry, which can easily be highlighted with close to 10 years at the Winnipeg Arena and the MTS Centre. Whether he's launching the hotdog cannon during the Manitoba Moose games, working with the fans at one of countless concerts, or just drumming along with Cotton Eyed Joe, Travis loves a high-energy atmosphere, and strives to carry that through his everyday life.
Christine Gavel
Christine is the face behind the friendly voice greeting all who call the college. She spent 20 years in her family's business, looking after the books, accounts payable, inventory control and receivables. She's an Administrative Honours Graduate who's found the perfect place to make use of her skills. Christine enjoys working with the students and staff at ABC.
news & events
2010 Rotary Career Symposium
Join the Academy of Broadcasting, the Academy of Acting, and the Faculty of Media Writing at the 2010 Rotary Career Symposium. April 7th & 8th at the Winnipeg Convention Centre.
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Radio & Television Broadcasting
Our next class is starting April 12th, 2010 ... this class is already full, and our July & September classes are already filling up. If you’re looking to get started in the exciting industry of Radio & Television Broadcasting, now’s the time to call 897-2346... that’s 89-RADIO
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Acting for Film & Television
The next class for Acting for Film & Television is set to start in September 2010. If you’ve ever wanted to break onto the small screen, or big screen... now’s the time to call us to book your appointment and audition. Classes are filling up, so call or e-mail now for more information. 897-2346, that’s 89-RADIO or info@academyof
broadcasting.com
66B - 1485 Portage Avenue (Polo Park)
Winnipeg, MB R3G 0W4
204 897-2346 - phone
204 772-7172 - fax
info@academyofbroadcasting.com