Education

Summer Camp 2009: Flying 07/17/2009

Channel 17 Summer Camp kids learn special effects that can be achieved through simple editing techniques.

To order a copy of the entire Summer Camp DVD email morourke@cctv.org

Summer Camp 2009: Kids Interviews 07/17/2009

Channel 17 summer campers interview one another in the studio.

Channel 17 summer camp is a one week program for kids ages 9-13 held at the Channel 17 studios. It provides lessons in camera use, editing, community TV production and media literacy skills. To order the entire summer camp DVD contact morourke@cctv.org

Summer Camp 2009: Animations 07/17/2009

Stop motion animation shorts created by channel 17 summer campers using I Can Animate.

Summer Camp 2009: www.channel17.org 07/17/2009

Channel 17 summer campers playing with sound and editing.

Channel 17 summer camp is a one week program for kids, ages 9-13, held at the Channel 17 studios. The camp provides lessons in camera use, editing, community TV production and media literacy skills. To order the entire summer camp DVD contact morourke@cctv.org

Summer Camp 2009: Make Your Own PSA 07/17/2009

Channel 17 summer campers Public Service Announcement about public service announcements.

Summer Camp 2009: Quarter Thieves 07/17/2009

Channel 17 summer campers learn to make narrative videos practicing camera angles, storyboarding and conceptualizing.

Summer Camp 2009: Big Green No Hood-Video Summer Camp 07/17/2009

Channel 17 summer campers learn to make narrative videos using perspectives and angles, storyboarding and conceptualizing.

Summer Camp 2009: Scavenger Hunt Videos 07/17/2009

Channel 17 summer campers were given scavenger hunt booklets and asked to work in teams on the video excersizes. These are pieces of their scavenger hunt videos.

Summer Camp 2009: On the Street with Summer Camp 07/17/2009

Channel 17 summer campers practice community media making skills in the community with on the street interviewing techniques and creating community profiles.

Summer Camp 2009: The Bobbin 07/17/2009

Channel 17 summer campers visit The Bobbin on North Winooski Avenue in Burlington VT. Rachel Hooper was a fine host and interview subject.

Channel 17 summer campers practice community media making skills in the community with on the street interviewing techniques and creating community profiles.

Featured Story

CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!