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After 15 years at 675 Massachusetts Avenue, CCTV will be moving this fall. Thenew owners of the building are raising rents beyond what we can afford. This,combined with our desperate need for additional space, has forced the decision to relocate.

...Where are we going? I hesitate to write this, because things change at arapid pace in this story, but we don’t yet know!

We have negotiatedwith various locationsin Central Squareand beyond, but atthis point, aside frombeing sure that weare moving, nothingelse is definite.

What we do know is that CCTV’s services will be curtailed in August,September and October, as we prepare to move and then set up at a newlocation. And there will be lots of assistance needed in this process, so watchyour email for calls for help!

Susan Fleischmann

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Lauren Bagby, RichardBarran, Amy Blitz,

Alexandra Brown, ErikBrown, Carole Bundy,

Stella Claire Card, JulianCassa, Mackenson

Celestin, Susan Chasen,David Clarke, CourtneyCox, Cheryl Crockett,

Albert Gleon Day,Katherine Drain, Brandon

Due, Judith Foster, JoshuaFrench, Chantal Fujiwara,

Cleberson Galvao,Catherine Gibbons, Max

Goldberg, MiriamGoldberg, Kate Goodale,

Kaneisha Grayson,Vladimir Gusev, Kevin

Hagen, Taylor Hayward,Sarah Heintz, David

Hurwitz, Remi Jones,Carrie Joyce, Joshua

Kastorf, Helen Li, NancyLockhart, Wollkens

Lorena, Myles Lynch, LisaMoellman, Mary Muthoni,

Yves Paul, Sam Powell,Lucy Rivera, Melina

Schuler, Ian Scully, BiniyamSissay, P.F. Soto, CaroleSousa, Robyn Towner,Raul Valdez, GeoffreyWallick, Benny Wilson,

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IInn MMeemmoorriiaammIt is with great sadness that we announce the passing of two long-time supporters of CCTV - Rita Arditti and George Warner.

Rita was a “Friend” of CCTV andappeared in an early documentary produced by Cambridge Women inCable on women and cancer.Diagnosed with breast cancer almost40 years ago, Rita, a scientist by train-ing, sought to uncover the environ-mental and political causes of cancer,and co-founded the Women’sCommunity Cancer Project in 1989.She was also an ardent feminist, co-founding the New Words bookstore in1974. A native of Argentina, Rita

worked on behalf of the Argentine Human Rights movement in the 1980’s,bringing her in contact with the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, agroup committed to truth and justice and the restitution of their true identityto the children disappeared with their parents or born during the captivity oftheir kidnapped mothers during the 1976-1983 dictatorship.

George was a former CCTV Boardmember and 2004 recipient of theLeading Role Award. George servedin the US military in England andFrance during World War II. A grad-uate of the New EnglandConservatory of Music and BostonState Teacher’s College, he taughtmusic in Charlestown and through-out the Cambridge Public Schools,primarily in the elementary schools,where he also served as an actingadministrator. George was a formervolunteer at the CambridgeCommunity Center. He spent mostof his time in the service of St. Bartholomews Church, with the YoungPeople’s Fellowship, Men’s Club Vestry, Choir, and as a Sunday SchoolTeacher, Youth Worker, Treasurer of the Diocesan Committees, Chair of theDoris A. Warner Memorial Scholarship Funds, and sponsor of fund raisingevents. He was also a member of the Iota Chi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi.

As George travelled in the greater Cambridge area, he would often hear “Hi,Mr. Warner, you were my music teacher….!” He referred to CCTV as a “mini-United Nations.”

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DDaanniieell JJaaccoobbss has been a cablecast intern at CCTVsince the end of 2008, and has gotten off to a running start by producing six videos on topics he iswell-versed in – travel and music. We took sometime out in between the BeLive programs he wasmonitoring to discuss the inspiration for his projects,and his advice to other members.

NNMM:: WWhhaatt bbrroouugghhtt yyoouu ttoo CCCCTTVV?? DDJJ:: I started out when I met someone who had beeninterning here, and I thought “I want to get intovideo, this would be perfect.” I feel like everythingI’ve done in my life has eventually led me to video. Ipaint, I do photography, I write, I’m a musician, andvideo is all of those parts coming together.

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had already taped, but I didn’t know how to edit it. Ihad footage of different places – the first video Imade here was from Morocco. Then, soon after Istarted at CCTV, I went to India to work in jewelryproduction, and I took a lot of photos and shot videothere. As far as the music goes, I'm fascinated by therelationships between music, movement, and envi-ronment, especially in isolated communities whereoutside influence is minimal. The rhythms of life inthese places seem to be in lock step with traditionalmusic. I’m also a musician – I’ve played a variety ofstyles of music for 29 years. At first, I taught myself,but then I ended up going back to music school forclassical guitar, and I’ve studied music in differentparts of the world. I also toured the U.S.as a solo musician for about 9 years, until the fall of2004. With music shoots, you have the chance toexpose some great musicians, and the whole processis fun – even setting up and communicating with thevenue owners – it’s all a positive experience.

NNMM:: WWhhaatt wwiillll yyoouurr nneexxtt pprroojjeecctt bbee?? DDJJ:: Dan Jeff’s, the soundtrack pro teacher, and I aredoing a Regattabar shoot of Lionel Loueke, a greatAfrican musician, next week. It’s the second shoot I’llhave done there.

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CCaappiittaall bbuuddggeett ttiimmee.. YYiippppiiee!! CCTV’s Board of Directors approved the capitalbudget for 2010 and we can move forward with newpurchases. Each year, the Mass CommunicationsTechnology Committee, made up of Board, staff andMAC members, gets together to plan out the com-ing year of spending. In 2000, CCTV received a one-time capital grant from the cable provider when thecable contract was renewed with the City ofCambridge, and by careful budgeting we have beenspending down those monies on our facilities andgear.

However, we reached the end of that grant and arenow challenged this year with keeping our operationrunning on a very slim $20,000 budget. This is downfrom the average of $65,000 that we usually spend.We expect to upgrade our Final Cut Pro licenses tokeep our editing operation on the cutting edge, addanother Panasonic DVX100b to the camera fleet toserve more members and programs, replace the oddpiece of worn out gear to keep stuff running, andcontinue developing aspects of our website and digi-tal distribution platform.

Oh, and if you haven’t heard, CCTV is moving to anew home before the end of the year. In terms ofcapital spending, this will be a major factor in thedecisions we make in 2010. We wouldn’t considerspending money on items or installations that wecouldn’t take with us to our new home. In fact, we’llbe raising a bunch more money to cover the cost ofour move – which will not be insignificant.

We hope to receive another capital grant from thecable company at the beginning of its next licenseperiod in 2011, which is being negotiated betweenComcast and the City of Cambridge as we speak.We’ve got great people going to bat for CCTV andthe interests of all the viewers and producers in ourcity, but until then we’ll keep our belts tight andmake due with what we’ve got.

CCaammbbrriiddggee CCoommmmuunniittyy PPrroodduuccttiioonnssA few notes about CCTV’s production opportunitiesand upcoming production events.

CCCCTTVV NNeeeeddss YYoouu…… ((TToo ggeett iinnvvoollvveedd!!))It’s about to get very busy here at CCTV. It’s spring-time and there are tons of spring events that CCTVworks to record and present on our channels.Without our members and volunteers, lots of thesecommunity events would not get on television orotherwise go unnoticed by our city. Please let usknow if you can lend a hand in getting these eventson our channels. If you are interested in helping out,then please contact Elisa Kreisinger at 617.661.6900or elisa@cctvcambridge.org.

PPuubblliicc SSeerrvviiccee AAnnnnoouunncceemmeenntt DDaayy!!CCTV sets aside two days for a non-profit publicservice announcement production marathon whenlocal non-profits are invited to record 30-secondinformational spots in our studio. The two days, May5 and 6, are broken into 1/2 hour slots between thehours of 10AM and 5 PM. We will need a few crewpeople to help record these important messages forthe whole city to see. If you are interested in work-ing with this huge volume of non-profit groups,please contact Sean at 617.661.6900 or sean@cctv-cambridge.org!

Production Dispatch

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Sarav Chithambaram and Odissi Indian Classical Dancer, Mouli Pal

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Below is a list of CCTV members who are currentlyworking on or have finished programs in the pastthree months.

* indicates completed

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Thanks to all the production volunteers for making theseCCTV programs possible. Without the help of our mem-bers and interns, many of the events in Cambridge wouldgo without television coverage; their generosity is greatlyappreciated.

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CCaammbbrriiddggee CCoommmmuunniittyy RRaaddiioo Cambridge Community Radio or CCR, is looking for a fewgood members. CCR programs are two-hour, audio-onlyshows that play on our cable channels and cover genresranging from sports commentary to storytelling andmusic.

An added bonus is that your program, though not actuallyon the airwaves, can be heard anywhere in the world viaour Channel 9 webstream.

BBeeLLiivvee Be spontaneous, be serious, be funny, be informative, besarcastic, be earnest, be direct, be obtuse, but above all,BeLive! CCTV’s live, call-in program continues to flourish.

Tune into Channel 9 from 4:30-9pm Sunday throughThursday and 4-6pm on Friday for live television programsproduced by and for the Cambridge community.

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CCTV has a couple of openings for new programs, so besure to contact me if you’re interested.

BeLive: KKaanneeiisshhaa’’ss CCrraazzyy GGiirrll NNaattiioonn(Wednesday at 6:30pm on Channel 9)Join host Kaneisha as she discusses dating, love and relationships and offers advice to viewers.

BeLive: PPaannddaa EExxpprreessssiioonnss(1st & 3rd Thursdays at 5pm on Channel 9)Join host Helen Li as she shares Chinese culture and language lessons through interviews with local experts.

SSeerriieess DDrraammaa FFaammiillyy –– MMaassss HHyysstteerriiaa MMaaggaazziinnee(Wednesdays at 2pm & Saturdays at 3pm on Channel 10)Drama Family is a local arts and entertainment programthat features community artists and activists from thegreater Boston area.

VVeerriittaass(Tuesdays at 5:30pm & Saturdays at 12:30pm on Channel 10)“There are many issues that are being addressed intoday’s culture that lack sound guidance. However thebible is a source of knowledge and wisdom is oftenignored. In Veritas, the truth will be revealed.”

CCTV, the Voice and Vision of Cambridge, is cableChannels 9, 10 and 22.

Visit www.cctvcambridge.org, or email Renato@cctvcam-bridge.org, or call 617.661.6900 for more informationabout CCTV programming.

Renato Rodriguez

CCTV's Youth Media Program is designed to teachCambridge teens media making and career readinessskills as they work as media artists. The program is com-prised of two components: the School Year ProductionProgram (SYPP) and the Summer Media Institute (SMI).

School Year Production ProgramIn February, students participated in an acting workshopto kick off the spring semester. This semester, staffersJ.P. DiSciscio, Vanessa Vartabedian, and Mario Davilawill be guiding the beginner and advanced groupsthrough the production of two media assignments.Participants in the beginning group are now hard atwork on their first project. Haydn Ady, Djenny Charles,Simon Dumeran, David Gonzalez, Remi Jones, RaneaRiley Walker, and King Merling St. Allbert are produc-ing short films that explore the inner life of an project.Advanced participants Augie Cummings, Henry Hayes,and Josh Washington Smith are producing films shotentirely with still images. David Gonzalez and SimonDumeran are taking on extra responsibilities, producingpromotional videos for CCTV’s ProgrammingDepartment. All programs will also be featured onCCTV’s channels and on the CCTV website: www.cctv-cambridge.org/youth.

Summer Media InstituteCCTV is gearing up for its 20th SMI, set to run from July6, 2010- August 13, 2010. If you are a Cambridge resident between 14 and 18 years of age and are interested in participating in this year's SMI, you mustregister through the Mayor's Summer YouthEmployment Program. Applications will be availablestarting May 1, 2010 athttp://www.cambridgema.gov/DHSP2/msyep.cfm.

Thank you to our Supporters!!Cambridge Community Services: CityLinksCambridge Savings Charitable FoundationCambridge Housing Authority: WorkforceClipper Ship FoundationCharles Stark Draper LaboratoryMassachusetts Cultural Council’s YouthReachInitiativeMayor’s Youth Employment ProgramMayor’s Summer Work and Learning Program

PROGRAMYOUTH MEDIA

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Ranea, King and Haydn participate in a blindfold exerciseduring the acting workshop

P r o d u c t i o n G r o u p s @ C C T V

CCTVField Production

Groups

Beginning Studio: Easy Access CCTV's Easy Access program is available to local organizations (preferably OrganizationalAccess Members) that have an idea for a production or PSA but lack the technical knowledge tobring their ideas to fruition. With Easy Access, organizations supply the talent and productionidea and CCTV supplies the crew, location and equipment in our digital television studio.

If you would like to crew on the Easy Access studio shoots, please contact Marissa Acosta 617-661-6900 X129, or marissa@cctvcambridge.org.

Upcoming East Access dates: Monday October 27, November 23 and Decmber 21

Advanced Studio: Bandwidth TV Bandwidth TV is another way CCTV's Bandwidth project gets local music heard. Theprogram is shot in the CCTV studio and features performances and interviews withlocal bands.

If you would like to crew on the Bandwidth TV studio shoots, please contact MarissaAcosta 617-661-6900 X129, or marissa@cctvcambridge.org.

Local Restaurant Profiles: Cambridge Bites! Do you like food? Wanna find out more about the newest, and coolest restau-rants in Cambridge? Join us as we produce short profile videos aboutCambridge restaurants, and learn about their histories and menus!

Please contact Elisa Kreisinger 617-661-6900 X113, or elisa@cctvcambridge.orgfor meeting schedule.

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Field Production: Cambridge Event Coverage CCTV covers the events of local non-profit organizations who are either OrganizationalMembers of the station or are not represented on our channels. Without our membersand volunteers, lots of these community events and productions would not get theirtime on the big screen.

If you are interested in covering local events, please contact Elisa Kreisinger 617-661-6900 X113, or elisa@cctvcambridge.org.

Documentary Production: Cambridge Shorts This production group will produce short documentaries about all-thingsCambridge! Profiling Cambridge people, places and things, this group will allowmembers to sharpen their production skills while working on a diverse group oftopics in and around Cambridge.

If you would like to join this production group, please contact Renato Rodriguez617-661-6900 X122, or renato@cctvcambridge.org.

Production groups are teams of individuals who produce media based on their interests. Groups have ranged from political issues tomonster movies, and the level of skill in the group depends on who is participating. In CCTV facilitated groups, it is the CCTV staffmember(s) responsibility to lead the team through the production process. If you have taken some classes at CCTV and want a wayto exercise your skills, or if you are interested in a particular topic, then one of the following groups may be right for you.

The first step to getting involved in CCTV is to attend a FREEOrientation. You must attend an Orientation and become aCCTV member before enrolling in courses. Orientation explainsthe history of PEG access and CCTV, our policies, your optionsfor getting involved, and your responsibilities.

Orientation Dates/Times: Thur, April 1 6:30pm – 8:30pmMon, May 3 6:30pm – 8:30pmWed, June 2 6:30pm – 8:30pm

OrientationRegistration occurs on a first-come basis. Early registrationis advised since courses may fill or be canceled due to lowenrollment. Access Members with sufficient voucher balancemay register by phone; all others must pay in full when reg-istering.

Registration Procedures

If you cannot make a course in which you are enrolled,please call 617.661.6900 right away. Those canceling withless than 12 hours advance notice may forfeit any fees paidand risk losing their membership privileges! All courses haveminimum enrollment figures, and may be cancelled if theseminimums are not met.

If the course you wish to take is either filled or not scheduledat a convenient time, please ask to be added to the waitinglist. This gives us a list of people to email if someone dropsout ahead of time, and helps us gauge the demand for eachcourse so that we may schedule additional sections if thereis sufficient demand.

Cancellations & Waiting Lists

CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY TELEVISION’S

TRAINING PROGRAM APRIL - JUNE 2010

Instructors WantedCCTV is always interested in hearing from people who want tojoin our teaching faculty. If you have a course that you wouldlike to teach at CCTV, please call J.P. DiSciscio at 617.661.6900X128, or jp@cctvcambridge.org.

Media Lab FREETHURSDAYS from 3pm-6pm

For Access Members curious about, but intimidatedby new technology. These hours are designed formembers ready to make the next step to producemedia for CCTV's television channels or website.

Edit Help FREETHURSDAYS from 6pm-9pm

CCTV Access Members with Production Contractswho have completed an Edit 1 level course canreceive editing help from Interns.

Computers for Seniors FREEMONDAYS from 10am-12pm

These drop-in hours provide senior citizens with one-on-one instruction. Open to all Members!

computerCENTRAL Program Schedule

Tutorial for Non-English Speakers FREEWEDNESDAYS from 12pm-3pm

These drop-in hours primarily help Spanish-speakersovercome linguistic barriers in learning computertechnologies by providing instruction in Spanish.

Web Media Help FREEFRIDAYS from 3pm-6pm

CCTV Access Members with Production Contractsmay receive help with creating and sharing audio,video, photos and text online using our website atcctvcambridge.org or other social web applications.

Producer Meet UpMeet and network with other producers in a friendly,informal setting. You’ll have 5 minutes to pitch a pro-duction, recruit crew, screen work, get feedback,and/or ask production-related questions. Questionsabout how to get started on your production? CCTVstaff will be on hand to help. Afterwards, you’ll havetime to mingle and network. Bring your business cards,polish your pitches, or bring a DVD of your work toscreen! Light refreshment will be provided.

Next Producer Meet-Up:

Monday May 10th 6pm-7pm

Monday June 21st 6pm-7pm

For more information about our Producer Meet-Up,please contact Nilagia or Elisa (nilagia@cctvcam-bridge.org, elisa@cctvcambridge.org)

Documentary Production: Zip Docs - 021XX $40No pre-requisite

6 SESSIONS: MON & THUR April 12, 14, 19, 21, 26, 28 6 pm-9 pm6 SESSIONS: MON & THUR June 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, & July 1st 6 pm-9 pm

Learn how to produce a documentary by working as part of a team with your classmates. The documentaryproduced in this class will be featured on CCTV’s Cambridge Media Map. Learn about all the different stagesof production and equipment that you will need to make your very own documentary. This class will certifyAccess Members to check out CCTV camcorders and reserve CCTV edit suites. Note: There will be out ofclass work required.

Beginning Studio Production - Primetime! $35No pre-requisite

4 Sessions: WED June 9, 16, 23, & 30 6 pm-9 pmGain Studio Camera, Floor Director, and VTR Operator certification through actual experience planning andshooting a show in CCTV’s Big Studio. This class will certify Access Members to use CCTV’s Big Studio.

Web Video Production $25Pre-requisite: Must be comfortable working in Mac OSX

3 SESSIONS: Tues May 11, 18 & 25 6 pm-9 pmWant to learn a quick and easy way to record, edit and upload video to the web? Sign up for this 3-sessioncourse to get started! In this seminar, you will learn the tools, tips and tricks needed to create your ownshort videos and distribute them using websites such as YouTube, Vimeo, blip.tv and our own online socialnetwork at cctvcambridge.org.

PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS Access Members Only

Producing FREENo pre-requisite

MON April 19th 6 pm-8 pmMON May 24th 6 pm-8 pm

Students will learn how to plan and organize a video project. Learn about assembling a crew and schedulefor shooting, and how to use CCTV resources to make it all happen.

Narrative Production: Short Cuts $40No pre-requisite

6 SESSIONS: May 10, 12, 17, 19, 24 & 26 6 pm- 9 pmStudents will create a short film over the course of six, three-hour sessions by working as a team with theirclassmates. Through film viewings, writing exercises, group discussions, and in-class production assign-ments, you'll learn how to properly plan, shoot, and edit a three-minute narrative short film as a class. Thisclass will certify Access Members to checkout CCTV camcorders and reserve CCTV edit suites. Note: Therewill be out of class work required.This class will certify Access Members to checkout CCTV camcorders andreserve CCTV edit suites. Note: There will be out of class work required.

PRODUCTION SEMINARSField Camera I $15No pre-requisite

TUES April 6 6 pm-9 pmTUES May 4 6 pm-9 pm TUES June 8 6 pm-9 pm

This class will cover the basic functions of miniDV camcorders,including the Panasonic DVX100B, Sony VX-2000 and CanonOptura. Learn basic safety and handling procedures throughhands-on practice with these camcorders. This class will certifyAccess Members to check out CCTV camcorders.

Field Audio & Lighting $30Pre-requisite: Field Camera I

2 SESSIONS: THUR April 15 & 22 6 pm-9 pm2 Sessions: THUR MAY 13 & 20 6 pm-9 pm2 Sessions: THUR JUNE 10 & 17 6 pm-9 pm

Session #1 is an introduction to audio concepts, equipment(mics, cables, sound mixers), and basic micing techniques.Session #2 is an interactive demonstration of the role of lightingin TV production, and basic lighting concepts & techniques.

Field Camera II $15Pre-requisite: Field Camera I

THUR June 3 6 pm-9 pmField Camera II builds upon the knowledge gained from FieldCamera I. The class will explore more advanced functions onthe Panasonic DVX100B camera, and discuss camera andlighting theories to make you a better videographer.

INTERNET & GRAPHICS SEMINARS

Introduction to Dreamweaver/HTML $45Pre-requisite: Mac OSX proficiency3 SESSIONS: SUN June 6, 13 & 20 6 pm-9 pm

In three 3-hour sessions you will learn basic HTML codingand explore the popular web design programDreamweaver. While mastery of Dreamweaver requiresno prior experience with building web pages, the ability tomanage files on a computer is an essential prerequisite.

Introduction to Photoshop $30Pre-requisite: Mac OSX proficiency2 SESSIONS: TUES April 13 & 20 6 pm-9 pm

Interactive tutorials introduce students to Photoshop’s work area,tools, palettes, and functions. In session #2, the instructor helpsstudents as they experiment with creating and modifying images.This course gives those with no prior Photoshop experience abasic foundation for continued exploration on their own.

Introduction to Mac OSX $30No Pre-requisite

2 SESSIONS: WED May 5 & 12 6 pm-9 pm

This course equips you with the skills and confidence to workmore effectively on Macs at CCTV or home. Even if you are aconfirmed PC/Windows user, we’ll help you get oriented quicklyto the Mac interface. Already a CCTV lab user? You'll discovernew features and shortcuts to help you work smarter.

Introduction to Web Media $15No Pre-requisite:

TUES April 27 6 pm-9 pm

Are you curious about Facebook, YouTube or Twitter andwant to learn more? Then come to this one-sessionprimer on Web 2.0 and online social media. This class willteach you how to create and share media online usingsome of the web’s most popular online social tools.

You Talking to Me?: Perfecting The On-AirInterview $30No pre-requisite

2 SESSIONS: June 7 & 8 6 pm-9 pm

This course will cover the fundamentals of research and prepa-ration for conducting professional, concise and effective subjectinterviews and monologues for television and print media. Videoand audio interview clips will be reviewed for comparison anddiscussion. Course members will conduct mock interviews andmonologues during final class.

POST PRODUCTION SEMINARS

Edit I: Beginning Final Cut Pro $45Pre-requisite: Mac OSX proficiency

3 SESSIONS: April 5, 6 & 7 6 pm-9 pm3 SESSIONS: May 12, 19 & 26 6 pm-9 pm3 SESSIONS: June 7, 8 & 9 6 pm-9 pm

Edit I introduces students to the theory and tools of video edit-ing. Session 1 introduces students to the history and principlesof film/video editing by viewing and discussing excerpts rang-ing from feature films to commercials. See how editors com-pose, manipulate, arrange, and layer images and sounds forpowerful effect. Sessions 2 and 3 are spent exploring Apple’sprofessional grade video editing software, Final Cut Pro.Students will learn about the digital editing process, from cap-turing footage to printing the final product back to tape, and allthe steps in between.This class will certify Access Members touse CCTV edit suites.

Intro to Audio Recording and Editing$15No pre-requisite.

TUES June 1 6 pm-9 pmIn this hands-on workshop you will learn how to easily recordsound using the Marantz recorder, how to edit it in the programAudacity, and then incorporate the audio into your iMovie orFinal Cut Pro project. Tips for obtaining a high-quality recordingand basic audio editing principles will also be discussed.

Edit II: Advanced Final Cut Pro $45Pre-requisite: Edit I: Beginning Final Cut Pro

3 SESSIONS: June 15, 22, 29 6 pm-9 pmThis course aims to expand what you know about Final Cutand make you feel more comfortable using it. Learn moreabout trimming edits and transitions, creating titles and effects,batch digitizing, working with offline clips, importing and export-ing, filetypes, key commands, shortcuts, and more.

Introduction To Soundtrack Pro $30Pre-requisite: Edit I: Beginning Final Cut Pro

2 SESSIONS: Sun May 2 & 9 6 pm-9 pmSoundtrack Pro is a music composing and audio editing appli-cation that is part of the Final Cut Studio suite. Learn how toprofessionally master the sound of your next production, andincorporate new music to take your project to the next level.

Chroma Keying Seminar $30Pre-requisite: Edit I: Beginning Final Cut Pro

2 SESSIONS: TUES MAY 11 & 18 6 pm-9 pmEver wonder how the weatherman can stand in front of theworld? In this two-session class you will learn how to set up achroma key studio, edit out the background in FCP, and finallyinsert a still or video background of your choice. Students willhave created their own single shot chroma keyed scenes by theend of this class. The sky is an option, but not the limit!

Your CopyRIGHTS: Legally using copyrighted material in your video work $15No Pre-requisite

MON JUNE 14TH 7 PM-9 PM

Video makers often feel that US copyright laws infringe upon their creative freedom. In this three-hour workshop, we'llexplore the legalities of using copyrighted material, brainstorm ways to implement a fair use of copyrighted material in yourown work, and look at the works of other artists who have successfully done the same.

Posting Your Videos To The Web $15Pre-requisite: Edit I: Beginning Final Cut Pro

WED June 16 6pm-9 pm

What do you do when you are finished editing your program?This seminar will cover two popular digital distribution formats:DVDs and the internet, by exploring the user-friendly programiDVD and the global audience of YouTube.

especially in photomedia, are encouragedto submit artwork forpossible exhibition atCCTV.

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Israel: Small, usually hot and intensely inhabited, travel by foot, bus & hostel alone. Israelis a very diverse land, intensely and scientifically cultivated and settled by a surprisinglywide variety of people. The land varies from extremely dry desert to lush green valleys, irri-gated fields & hillsides.

The photos aim to get a sense of both of the characteristic and the unique of the place ofboth people and environments.

4Photos from the School Year Production ProgramCreate a film using still images ONLY! This is the guideline behind the first project for ourAdvanced School Year Production Program students in the Spring Semester. The ideacomes from the 1962 French film La jetée by Chris Marker, where the story of a man travel-ling into the past to save the doomed present day is told entirely through still images.

The project is an exercise in photographiccomposition and strong sound design.Students received a 35mm camera, 4 rolls offilm and a sound recorder. All the sounds thatthey incorporate into their finished piece willbe original. But the real challenge comesfrom shooting on film. They are limited to acertain number of shots WITHOUT the aid ofmonitoring their progress on a digital cam-era. After the project is complete, studentswill selecti their favorite images to be dis-played in our Drive-By Gallery.

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In fall 2009, the MAC decided to host a BeLive programas a way to outreach to the Cambridge community, byhighlighting groups of local people and organizations.

The show, entitled MAC on Community has gotten offto a successful start. In January, JJoohhnn MMeellcczzeerr featured members of the local Haitian community, and CCllyyddeeHHiicckkss featured youth from the Area 4 Youth Center. ForFebruary, EElliizzaabbeetthh KKaannzzee spoke about the MAC’s role atCCTV, and LLyynneettttee LLaavveeaauu--SSaaxxee featured the AfricanAmerican Heritage Alliance for Black History Month. The

show will continue through the end of April, with theremaining MAC members each hosting their own pro-gram.

The MAC also discussed potential ways of acknowledg-ing CCTV producers for their contributions to the com-munity with their programming.

To view the latest news from the MAC, visit cctvcam-bridge.org/MAC.

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CCTV receives funding from CambridgeCommunity Foundation and

Tufts Health Plan Foundation for Seniors ProgramThrough the Healthy Aging: Reaching Out toCambridge Seniors initiative, Cambridge CommunityFoundation and the Tufts Health Plan Foundationhave provided funding to support a 14-session digitalstorytelling program for senior citizens. The project,which is expected to launch this spring, aims to helpa diverse group of senior citizens learn skills and create media about themselves and their life experiences.

CCTV was one of eight local organi-zations to receive funding throughthe initiative. The Cambridge

Community Foundation supports a broad range ofagencies that enhance the quality of life for

Cambridge residents of all ages and backgrounds.The Tufts Health Plan Foundation’s focus is healthyaging. The Foundation funds programs aimed at elevating the well-being of older adults so as toenable them to live longer, healthier lives.

Fundraising Underway for 2010-2011 Youth Media Program

We are exploring a variety of new grant opportunitiesto fund this year’s Summer Media Institute and theSchool Year Production Program.

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A screening was held at the Senior Center of thevideo produced in a CCTV pilot workshop for seniors

EEaassyy aanndd AAcccceessssiibbllee…… CCTV’s Easy Access program is available to individualor Organizational Access members that have an ideafor a production or PSA but lack the technical knowledge to bring their ideas to fruition. With Easy Access, members supply the talent and production idea and CCTV supplies the crew, locationand equipment in our digital television studio.

The following organizations were featured recently:-Odissi Indian Classical Dancer, Mouli Pal -Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House -Bruner Loeb Foundation

And the beat goes on… Bandwidth TV is CCTV’s live music show which show-cases local, unsigned bands. The show, which is produced in conjunction with CCTV’s Bandwidth project, has been actively featuring bands in the studioon a monthly basis.

The last few Bandwidth TV shoots include: -Tokyo Tramps – The kind of blues that makes peoplesway their lighters-Yoni Gordon and the Goods – They know how toPARTY in the USA.-Girlfriends – Harmonious Lo-fi squelch. Too good tobe true.

Speaking of Bandwidth TV, I would like to bid farewellto longtime host, Matt Mitchell. Matt will be replacedby two hosts (!) Jehanne Junguenet and Arvid Brown.Be sure to keep an eye out for these music fiends.

Other CCTV Studio Productions… In addition to Easy Access and Bandwidth TV,

there is also plenty of other studio productionactivity including:

-Primetime Studio Class Shoot Studio certified members are ENCOURAGED toproduce their own studio shoots here at CCTV.Hopefully we will see you in the studio soon!

Marissa Acosta

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Over the past year, we’ve produced a series of spotlight videos featuring participants in theNeighborMedia program. In the videos, participants discuss their motivation for joining the programand share their thoughts on stories they’ve covered. You can watch them all on our NeighborMediaYouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/neighbormedia

We asked Maria and Mark to explain how their involvement in the NeighborMedia program hasaffected them personally. Here’s what they had to say:

"Now, other people that I know, who know that I'minvolved, will say things like, 'Oh did you hear aboutthis?' or 'What do you know about that?' and all of thesudden now there's this added pressure to be on top ofwhat's going on. And so I do feel like I'm looking at thecommunity in a different way. I'm studying what's goingon. I'm paying a lot more attention. And I'm actuallyenjoying it and feel like I'm getting a lot more out ofbeing not just in the community but being involved."Maria Burns Ortiz

"I'm always looking for things to take picturesof and write about now. It's a lot of fun. Thereare a lot of parks that people don't even knowexist that I'd like to bring to the public's atten-tion. There's always something gong on thatisn't being covered. It's fun to be able tohave an opportunity to bring stuff up."

Mark Jaquith

Read more local stories from Maria and Markon their NeighborMedia blogs:

Maria Burns Ortiz:cctvcambridge.org/user/maria_burns_ortizMark Jaquith:cctvcambridge.org/user/mhjaquith

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Colin RhinesmithCommunity Media Coordinator

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About CCTVFounded in 1988, Cambridge Community Television is the independent non-profitorganization that provides access to video equipment, computers, multimedia workshops, and channel time for Cambridge area businesses, organizations, and individuals.

Specializing in affordable, hands-on multimedia training and production, CCTV is committed to local projects and organizations that promote cultural and artisticexpression. By offering area businesses, residents, and viewers training, tools, andaccess to telecommunications technology, CCTV encourages active participation anddialogue among the diverse populations of Cambridge.

Any Cambridge resident can become an Access Member of CCTV and take classes,use video equipment, and produce programming to be shown on CCTV Channels 9,10, and 22. Anyone can become an Affiliate Member of CCTV and enroll inEducational Seminars. All members may use computerCENTRAL at no charge. Allresources are available on a first-come, first-served basis. CCTV does not control thecontent of the programming shown on our channels.

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