KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– A University of Tennessee video production has won a national award.

The video, “Keys To Your City,” won a bronze Telly in the non-broadcast film, video, TV and multi-media category.

“Keys,” produced on a compact disk with heavy use of graphics, contains information for city officials on budgeting, personnel, codes enforcement and a variety of other subjects.

It was produced by the Center for Telecommunications and Video, a unit of UT’s Institute for Public Service. The Telly Awards, founded in 1980, recognize excellence in non-network and cable productions.

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Contact: Evelyn Jackson (423-974-1313)

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