Community Voice Channel

Specialties

The mission of Public Access Television is to provide the residents of cities, towns, and municipalities, with the ability to produce program content that is of relevance to them and to their communities, at no cost to them. The Community Voice Channel (CVC) is the non-​profit cable access television facility serving the Connecticut towns of:

1) Andover 2) Bolton 3) Ellington 4) Hebron 5) Marlborough 6) Tolland

7) Vernon

Our facility is equipped with three studio cameras, control room, lighting, and editing facilities containing iMovie and Final Cut Pro 6.06. Our goal is to give you all of the tools you will need to effectively communicate your messages through the powerful medium of television. Our staff will provide you with all of the training necessary for you to thoroughly understand and use our facilities to produce all types of programming.

History

Established in 1994.

The Community Voice Channel provides services to community-​based non-​profit organizations – Such as community, cultural, arts, labor, social justice and other organizations. By making their own media these community groups increase their outreach, create community dialogue, and promote social justice or local cultural expressions. CVC’s mission is to foster a media literate society, and to build a media infrastructure to serve the needs of all our seven town’s residents and non-​profit community organizations. We offer groups media planning consultations, access to field and studio equipment and free training.

Meet the Manager

Nick L.

Manager

Responsibilities: Nick is in charge of staff and the overall operation of CVC. He makes sure that programs are ready and play on time. Ensures program output to channels meets our standards. Schedules volunteers to edit, use the studio and reserve equipment. Nick Is also the CVC Webmaster (designs and updates the site).