Community Producers
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Programs that are produced by community volunteers using Channel 17 Equipment.Programs in this Series
This Winooski Culture Hop program was produced by Dan Higgins. If you want to order a copy of this program, please contact Dan Higgins: dhiggins [at] uvm [dot] edu.
Bill Ottman comments on Vermont's Reggae Festival community summer events.
Dan Higgins produced this video about O'Brien Community Center Celebration and the preview of the Riverwalk celebration in Winooski.
Dan Higgins, a long time resident of Winooski, revisits the City's transformation from a tightly knit mill town to the most diverse community in Vermont. Order the full CCTV Rewind 25th Anniversary Video.
Dan Higgins produced this video about Winooski Fire Associations 'Fish Fry' fundraising event.
Dan Higgins produced this video about Bill Davison.
Organizers Matt Mantone and Bill Ottman discuss the upcoming VT Roots Reggae festival to take place on Burlington's Waterfront in the summer of 2009. Alongside this will be a Gathering of the Minds. To get involved and find out more about these...
Presented by Oxfam Action Corps, a community banquet followed by guest speakers Hal Colston and Alex Pial. This rogram recorded by community volunteers Paul Fleckenstein and Henry Prine.
This video is produced by Dan Higgins. This program includes: Harvest Festival 2008, Walk through the Champlain Mill with Janet Stambolian, Visit to Asian Market and Guy Forsythe at the Monkey House Bar (January 2008). Copies of the program can be...
A short promotional piece for Good News Garage produced by community producer, Jessica Tanner. GNG's mission is to provide affordable- reliable transportation options for those in need so they may access employment and job training.
Join Jessica Tanner as she tours the gardens of Jim Flint, Carmen George and Fern Crete growing fruit trees and plants in Burlington, VT.
This 21-minute video, by Dan Higgins, looks at behind-the-scenes working methods of Eva Sollberger, videographer and editor extraordinare, as she prepares her weekly web feature “Stuck in Vermont”. Eva also talks about the origins of her visually...
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!