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Brittany Cope graduated from Otterbein University with a BFA in Acting and a minor in Dance but pursued a career in television development instead of acting. She worked her way up from a casting assistant to her current role as Coordinator of Comedy Development at Disney/ABC Television Group. In her job, she helps develop new comedy shows from initial pitches to their premier on TV. Cope's training and experience as an acting major prepared her well to relate to actors, writers, and directors. While she enjoys her current work, she hopes to eventually work at a smaller production company and explore development for digital outlets.
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Braeden Sparks, a sophomore computer science major at Otterbein University, completed an internship with the United States Department of Energy in Piketon, Ohio. Through the internship, Sparks gained hands-on work experience and further developed his skills in communication, team-building, and public speaking. He found the internship challenging but felt well-prepared by his coursework and experiences at Otterbein. Sparks hopes to earn a master's degree and work for the federal government, with a goal of joining the Federal Bureau of Investigation in a role involving information technology or cyber security.
WittStory
Eric Witt, a senior biology major, had the opportunity to study marine life in Bermuda with alumnus Ben Titus. The goal of their project was to analyze genetically the differences between cleaner shrimp from the Caribbean and Bermuda. Through their observations, they hypothesized that the Bermuda and Caribbean shrimp are more closely related than previously thought. Witt enjoyed learning new things throughout the experience. Titus hopes the experience will excite Witt about a career in biology research. Following graduation, Witt plans to gain work experience then enroll in a marine biology graduate program on the Atlantic Coast.
At Home at the Zoo performed in Campus Center
The classroom project performance of Edward Albee's play "At Home At The Zoo" will be performed at Otterbein University's Campus Center Theatre from May 8-11. The play expands on Albee's earlier one-act "The Zoo Story" and focuses on themes of isolation, loneliness, and social disparity through the lens of three characters - a married couple and a stranger. Both the student actors and director have found the process challenging but rewarding as they have worked to craft honest and thought-provoking artistic performances for audiences.
Sweetarts and sour hearts
This document summarizes stories from students about Valentine's Day plans that went wrong.
One student recalls working as a host at a restaurant on Valentine's Day where customers were extremely rude. Another student went on a date where her date made her pay for the meal, making her feel angry and hurt. A third student was disappointed when her date gave her the "Twilight" books instead of jewelry as a gift, despite her explicitly saying she did not want the books.
OtterthonT&C
Otterbein University hosted its first OtterThon dance marathon event to benefit Nationwide Children's Hospital. Over 100 students participated in dancing for seven straight hours while raising funds. Special guests from two families being helped by Nationwide Children's Hospital shared their stories. While the event may not raise as much as Ohio State's BuckeyeThon, organizers were pleased with the turnout and enthusiasm for supporting hospitalized children who cannot dance themselves.
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BrittanyCopeStory
- 1. Acting Alumna Pursues Career in Television Development By Eva Zielinski '15 Brittany Cope ’08, graduated from Otterbein University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting and a minor in Dance. Rather than heading to Hollywood to pursue an acting career, Cope, after two years of working as a casting assistant, discovered her true passion for working in television development. Cope landed a job assisting an executive director at DreamWorks Television in 2011. After a year in the position, she knew she wanted to focus more closely on comedy programming, and took a job as the assistant to the vice president of international and domestic comedy development at the Disney/ABC Television Group. Within a year, Cope was promoted to her current position as Coordinator of Comedy Development. “My job is rarely the same from week to week,” Cope said of her work responsibilities. “I help develop the new comedy shows you see on ABC from the moment a writer comes into our offices to pitch a new idea for a show, to the moment they premier on TV a year later. I prepare presentations, keep extensive records, read hundreds of scripts, give notes on scripts and cuts, and help all of the departments involved in the creation of a show stay in contact with one another. I am also constantly going to comedy shows around town and meeting with new writers and directors to try to find new talent for our programming.” Cope has been involved in the creation of many movies and TV shows over the past six years, including How To Train Your Dragon, Kung Fu Panda 2, Lincoln, The Help, Falling Skies, Smash, Trophy Wife, The Goldbergs, Black-ish, andSelfie. While at Otterbein, Cope completed an internship, as part of the theatre department requirements, with Universal Feature Film Casting and Color Force, which is the feature-film development company of The Hunger Games. Cope said that being an acting major in such a strong theatre department prepared her well for her job. “It might seem like what I do now has nothing to do with the training I received to be an actor, but it's actually given me great insight into the creative process and makes it easier for me to relate to the actors, writers, and directors I deal with every day,” she said. “I love working in television and plan on continuingto work in comedy development. I hope to end up working at a smaller production company eventually, but working at a broadcast network is where I need to be for now to learn as much as possible about who I will hopefully be selling ideas to in the future as a producer. I would also like to start to explore development for digital outlets in the future.” When asked if she had any advice for graduating seniors, Cope said, “Be honest with yourself about what you're willing to work your hardest for. Going after a career that you think will pay the most or sound the most impressive is setting yourself up for failure. You have to truly be passionate in order to grow in any field or you will burn out before you reach your goals.”