Background
Schrader, Lance E. was born on June 26, 1968 in Huntington, West Virginia, United States. Son of Lucian Norman and Mildred Devore (Fetzer) Schrader.
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Lance E. Schrader, American broadcast executive. Named Best Experimental Film, West Virginia International Film Festival, Charleston, 1992; Video and Film fellow West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council, Charleston, 1995, Margie Coltrane scholar journalism mass communications department Marshall University, Huntington, 1996.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Theatre and Film, West Virginia State College, 1992. Postgraduate, Marshall University, since 1995.
Career
Key dolly grip, Image Associations, Charleston, West Virginia, since 1988; assistant technical director, West Virginia State College, Institute, 1990-1992; photographic consultant, Merrill Photo Supply Company, Charleston, 1991-1995; technical assistant Mountain Stage, West Virginia Public Radio, Charleston, since 1992; assistant production director, Sound Sensations, Inc., Charleston, 1993; traffic director, WMUL-FM, Huntington, West Virginia, 1995-1996; station manager, WMUL-FM, Huntington, since 1996. Workshop instructor West Virginia Theater Conference, Institute, 1991-1992. Member studentmedia board Marshall U., Huntington, since 1996.
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Membership
Member Public Relations Student Society of America, National Broadcast Society (vice president Marshall University chapter since 1996), Alpha Psi Omega (West Virginia state college chapter president 1990-1992).
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1992
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Career
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1990 - 1992
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1991 - 1995
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1992
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1993
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1995 - 1996
Awards
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Named Best Experimental Film, West Virginia International Film Festival, Charleston, 1992. Video and Film fellow West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council, Charleston, 1995, Margie Coltrane scholar journalism mass communications department Marshall University, Huntington, 1996.Named Best Experimental Film, West Virginia International Film Festival, Charleston, 1992. Video and Film fellow West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council, Charleston, 1995, Margie Coltrane scholar journalism mass communications department Marshall University, Huntington, 1996.