Brandi Maxiell ('07) was an active student at UNT, whether as a member of the track team or as a business major. She's just as active today as the owner of Midway Salon Suites in Carrollton and as a cast member of the popular VH1 reality show Basketball Wives LA.
Mark Schectman ('05), who majored in radio, television and film, returned to campus as a fill-in host of North Texas Jukebox, which he helped to start as a student. Schectman, voted Best Local Music Advocate by readers of the Dallas Observer, trained the show's current student DJ, Bennett Morris, to take over as the new host on March 22.
K Callan ('64) has dueled with Archie Bunker and raised Superman. Callan, who first attended North Texas in the 1950s as Kay Borman and returned in the '60s to complete her degree in speech and drama, has established herself in a wide range of parts in four decades of acting.
Alvarado served as director and cinematographer for the film, which features two eccentric scientists who want to reverse the aging process and potentially never die from old age.
Daniel Keith got into acting thanks to his roommate at UNT. Now Keith has won Best Lead Actor at the International Independent Film Awards for the movie Rambler.
The Mean Green football team's winning 2013-14 season led to another victory -- this time, for Ashton Campbell ('03), executive producer of the Fox Sports Southwest series Beyond the Green.
Michael "Jocco" Phillips ('92) always loved watching movies as a kid. When the movie Necessary Roughness filmed on campus in 1991, he got the chance to work with the crew and he knew it was just what he wanted to do for his career.
