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RIVER FESTIVAL TRAINING
Don't forget to sign up for our River Festival Training class coming up soon!
River Festival Training - Thursday May 31 - 4-6 p.m.
NEW CURRICULUM
Last Month Access TV kicked off our new curriculum of courses with class of 5 students from K-State Salina. A new introductory course has been added titled Video Production 101. The course will cover three topics: Planning, Shooting,and Editing Video. As we see more and more of our volunteers and members editing at home or work, we feel we need a course that covers basic video concepts without singling in on specific equipment and software. Video Production 101 will usually be offered on the first Thursday (6-8 pm) and second Saturday (9-11 am) of each month.
We are still offering courses specific to our equipment such as Studio, Basic and Advanced Camera and Editing, and Tri-Caster/Truck. We also hope to add some workshops on more specific topics as demand and our equipment upgrades dictate. Check our classes section for specific dates and to sign up.
 | K-State Salina students sit in on the Video Prodcution 101 class offered by Access TV. Prodcution 101 will be offered most first Thursdays (6-8 pm) and second Saturdays (9-11 am) fo the month. |
 | Access Operations Manager Todd Mobray (in red) shares basic video production tips with K-State Professor Bill Genereux's (in black) class. |
2011 FESTIVAL OF STARS WINNERS
Producer of the Year: Ed Baldwin
Volunteer of the Year: Jim, Heather, and Samantha Govreau
Organization of the Year: Heartland Worship Center
Expertise in Camera: Ed Baldwin
Expertise in Editing: Roman Burrows
Series of the Year: Evelyn Maxwell
Citizen Journalism: Eloise Lynch
