How does the nation’s most prolific PBS content-producer preserve the quality of its programming while shaping the future of our fast-paced media environment?
Jump behind the scenes into the new WGBH headquarters with a network Vice Chair, Henry Becton, Jr., to learn how WGBH uses a revolutionary process to create programming on air, online, and on the go. Becton, former longtime president of WGBH, led the decision and process to consolidate the station from a dozen buildings to two. See the new TV studios, edit rooms, radio performance studios, master control, and more as you step inside the building where so many of your favorite iconic broadcast series are produced. Think Frontline, American Experience, Masterpiece, Antiques Roadshow, Curious George, 89.7fm and more. The Polshek Partnership building’s innovative design includes a digital mural, which uses slow-moving LED lights to display dynamic images.
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Attendees raved about the “great tour” of the WGBH headquarters led by Henry Becton, the former president who guided WGBH for more than 35 years, and his team. Participants went behind the scenes to witness a taping and visit the world newsroom, “seeing and learning about all aspects of WGBH.” Guests left with added perspective on how WGBH’s new headquarters are helping the station revolutionize local and international media.