Who we are

Canyons District's student-run broadcast and media operation.

CSDtv is the video production and broadcast program for Canyons School District in Sandy, Utah. Founded over 5 years ago, it's grown from a single classroom into one of the most active student media operations in the state — producing more than 250 videos and live broadcasts every school year.

Students in CSDtv don't simulate a production environment. They run one. Every event we cover, every video we produce, every live broadcast we air — it's real work, for real audiences, with real consequences if something goes wrong. That's what makes it different.

We cover board of education meetings, district galas, school events, community stories, and everything in between. If something important is happening in Canyons District, CSDtv is likely there with a camera.

CSDtv student broadcasters at work
250+
Productions every year
5+
Years in operation
50+
Schools and programs served
Emmy nominated
CSDtv live broadcast production
How we work

Real deadlines. Real audiences. Real careers.

Broadcast and media training done right is career preparation — not elective enrichment. CSDtv students graduate with a production reel, professional references, and hands-on experience operating cameras, directing live broadcasts, editing video, and managing productions from concept to delivery.

The skills students build here — storytelling, technical production, communication under pressure — are exactly what employers in media, marketing, and technology are looking for. We're not teaching students about the industry. We're putting them inside it.

CSDtv student camera operator
CSDtv live switching board
CSDtv production crew on location
Emmy
Nominated

Two Rocky Mountain Southwest Emmy nominations

CSDtv has received two nominations from the Rocky Mountain Southwest Emmy chapter — one of the only student broadcast programs in Utah to be recognized at the regional Emmy level. It's a reflection of the professional standard our students are held to, and the quality of work they consistently produce.