Media made by members of the community: Residents, businesses, nonprofit and or civic groups.
Wallace Dam Fishway: Harry Haakonsen Dedication Video is complete. I did not editorialize but I did edit the material presenting the nearly 2-hour event in 30 minutes, with a slight … Continue reading Public Event TV: One Camera Shoot
The youth content Media Zone on WPAA is 5-8 AM and Saturdays 5 AM until Noon. The following locally produced children stories in Spanish & English will be scheduled in … Continue reading Children Stories: 2 languages
During Black History Month, WPAA-TV played a locally produced documentary film No Barriers Too High about Marcus McCraven, a remarkable story of achievement, excellence and accomplishment against enormous odds. It is also … Continue reading Diversity: WPAA-TV Content
Creating a Community Video Project is very much like starting a business. You need to define the product, brand it, acquire resources to build it and the niche markets that … Continue reading Creating Community Television
RecipEtc [res-uh-pees]: Several methods to attain success with ingredients, directions and knowledgeable variations AGRItude: A positive awareness and attitude about food and the systems that provide food. ~ ~ ~ … Continue reading RecipEtc for AGRItude
In 2009, a few of us experimented with format and crew development. We completed programs for 6 non-profit/community organizations. The intiative was then interrupted by the evolution of WPAA into a media … Continue reading 2012 — seeds of change
The 28 So. Orchard location for WPAA-TV needs to have occupancy approval for the 2nd floor before OnTheParadeGround can resume with our Monday programming. Our Team has been part of … Continue reading Our Volunteer Team and the WPAA-TV Board…
The On The Parade Ground Volunteer Team producing Community TV has 3 more shows in development. Informing conversations will begin Live Mondays with host Paul Braccioforte at 7:30 PM. Viewer … Continue reading More Making A Difference Shows
Article in today’s (4.22.2010) Local & State Section of Record Journal with 2 pics. Samaia and David did a nice job catching the essence of the story and feel of the … Continue reading Local Publicity for our show – more importantly our stories
Community Access TV is called vanity TV by some, the electronic soapbox by others and sometimes the ‘church channel’ given the predominance of religion-oriented programming. I like the change Wallingford’s … Continue reading A Civic Conversation Program – A Gap Exists
