Somerville Community Access Television

SCATV and the Somerville Office of Communications have put out a viewership survey to determine what people are watching. This important survey will help us determine how well the Somerville channels are serving the City's residents. The very short survey includes questions about the Public (SCATV 3), Education (15), and Government (13 or 16) programming. Please continue through the survey to answer questions about all three channels and get to the "submit" button.

Interested in producing your own radio show on Boston Free Radio (BFR)? Come to the next orientation for new BFR members on Monday, May 14 from 7:00 to 9:00pm in the SCATV studio. Boston Free Radio is a member-run Internet radio station that broadcasts 24 hours a day on www.bostonfreeradio.com. Membership is $60 for the year; programs are free! For more information on Boston Free Radio and the program line-up, visit Boston Free Radio.

Application Deadline is June 15.
Groundwork Somerville, in Collaboration with SCATV’s Next Generation Producers, is hiring up to 8 high school age youth from Somerville to learn video production skills and produce documentary-style video projects about clean water in Somerville. The group will be led by experienced filmmaker, Gordon Nelson. Each student will receive a stipend of $8/hour for their work.

Class begins April 18!

Learn advanced video skills and new creative approaches to tell the world about an interesting issue, event, or character. With a hands-on learning approach to teach technical skills, this six-session class in filmmaking will help you develop and organize your story and its elements. You will learn ways to shoot fascinating interviews that can be organically woven together with live action, still photos, narration, and music to get your message to viewers.