Setting the Screen

A Nebraska High School broadcasts live video footage during basketball and volleyball games.

Warrior VisionWarrior Vision Steve Williams spent much of the past six years as a teacher in the industrial technology department at Schuyler (Neb.) Central High School helping his students broadcast home basketball and volleyball games live on a local government-access cable channel. As part of that operation, Williams' class added "Warrior Vision" - a 10-by-10-foot retractable flat-screen, rear-projection panel that hangs from the ceiling at one end of the school's main competition gymnasium. Inspired by the University of Nebraska's "HuskerVision" and named after Central's team nickname, Warrior Vision added an element of big-time sports to the 460-student school, providing two-camera video footage for spectators.

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