If you have ever wanted to see interesting online content made on Guam by actual residents? Look no further than The Tide<\/p>\n

The Tide is an online show made by senior communication majors who are full of ideas with one goal in mind and that is to search for and produce fun, interesting stories happening on Guam. Through The Tide, audiences can see a glimpse of all the entertainment, cultural lifestyles, news, and social events that the island has to offer. Each episode is posted online on their youtube channel once every two weeks. So far, they have already posted up two episodes about Graffiti Art and the Guam Fighting Game Community. Another thing about the The Tide is that it is not just a show but a class as well.<\/p>\n

Provided by the University of Guam, it is an upper division college course called “Mass Media Experience”. It is true to its name as it give students the opportunity and hands-on experience to work with cameras, audio and video equipment, editing software, lighting, directing, and even hosting through the guidance of a teacher. Of course, like any other class, there are assignments and tests but nonetheless this is a course that can branch outside of the average class curriculum.\u00a0The Tide can reach out millions of people online through their youtube platform and with the ever-growing popularity of social media, students can easily advertise and re-post the episodes through various sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat. So if you are on the look out for stories from Guam, then definitely check out The Tide on their Youtube channel:<\/p>\n

https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/channel\/UC2kZfDPaPDgtzqc4eym9mcg<\/p>\n

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If you have ever wanted to see interesting online content made on Guam by actual residents? Look no further than The Tide The Tide is an online show made by senior communication majors who are full of ideas with one goal in mind and that is to search for and produce fun, interesting stories happening … <\/p>\n

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