If you haven’t heard of Communication junior Max Kelley, you must be living under the Rock. This year alone, he has produced three student films and has been the unit production manager for two. For his newest project, Kelley is teaming up with two freshmen, DS Shin and Bobby Ramirez, to produce “Jam Sesh,” a Northwestern-centric music reality show about the search for the next new musical talent on campus that relies on audience votes. Read on to see what the RTVF major has to say about “The Voice,” the future and “Toddlers & Tiaras.”
