Media

CCTV Goes to Washington 1986: D.C. Raw Video #7 - Five Miscellaneous Video 05/22/1986

D.C. Raw Video #7 - Jeffords final 60 seconds of end-of-the-day; Capitol Standups (7 mins); Project Paper (7 mins); Two WCAX-TV D.C. Stories (10 mins); Davitian Intro Narration (10 mins).

CCTV Goes to Washington 1986: Perspectives on National TV Journalism - Chris Wallace, Bill Plante, and Bob Knotts 05/22/1986

Conversation with National TV Journalists Chris Wallace and Bill Plante. Perspectives on National TV Journalism - Chris Wallace, Bill Plante, and Bob Knotts (WCAX-TV)

CCTV Goes to Washington 1986: Capital Hill Press Conference on Hunger, with Sen. Kennedy, Reps. Panetta and Jeffords 05/21/1986

Capital Hill Press Conference on Hunger, with Sen. Kennedy, Reps. Panetta and Jeffords

CCTV Goes to Washington 1986: D.C. Raw Video #2 - C-SPAN 2/2, and White House 05/20/1986

D.C. #2, C-SPAN #2 - Conversations with Brian Lamb (25 mins) and Mike Michaelson (36 mins). White Press interview with Johanna Neuman (54 mins), press room cutaways, cameras, people, chair nameplates....

CCTV Goes to Washington 1986: D.C. Raw Video #1 - C-SPAN 1/2 05/20/1986

D.C. #1 - C-SPAN #1: Conversations with C-SPAN staff members: Lamb interviewing ??? [some studio cutaways] (1:10), Tim Donborough, Video Promotions Coordinator and a Rutland native (10 mins), Ellen ?? 13 mins), Carrie Collins, Executive Producer (11 mins informal and 12 mins on record).

CCTV Goes to Washington 1986: Conversations with C-SPAN Staff Members 05/20/1986

Conversations with C-SPAN Staff Members

CCTV Goes to Washington 1986: Conversation with Liz Slater, Jeffords Press Secretary 05/20/1986

Conversation with Liz Slater, Jeffords' Press Secretary

CCTV Goes to Washington 1986: Conversation with Johanna Neuman, White House Correspondent for Gannett 05/20/1986

Conversation with Johanna Neuman, White House Correspondent for Gannett

CCTV Goes to Washington 1986: Conversation with Brian Lamb, Founder and CEO of C-SPAN 05/20/1986

Conversation with Brian Lamb, Founder and CEO of C-SPAN

Media Makers: #19- Stewart Ledbetter, Bureau Chief, WPTZ-TV 05/13/1986

Part of an ongoing series with CCTV's Lauren Glenn Davitian about local media makers and their processes and influences.

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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!