Semester in LA Student Featured on CBS’s “The Early Show”
AUSTIN, Texas—Feb. 26, 2009—Radio-TV-Film senior Steven Acosta was featured on CBS’s “The Early Show” today in the segment “Movie Magic Time for Interns”
The segment, reported by Early Show correspondent Hattie Kauffman, profiles four college students spending a semester in Hollywood learning “the biz” from insiders.
Acosta, who is studying government in addition to Radio-TV-Film, is interning at Paramount Vantage while he studies at The University of Texas Los Angeles Center.
The story is available on the CBS Web site.
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