Profile: cutv
Member's Name: concordia television
Website: http://cutv.concordia.ca
Member Since: 2008-03-20 15:56:31
About: Founded in 1969, Concordia University Television is Canada's oldest student-run television station. For 38 years your campus and community television station has been dedicated to making visual media accessible to students and community members. The station is essentially a media hub, providing students avenues to create and distribute video-based programming, artistic content and short films. In addition to this website, CUTV broadcasts throughout the Hall building via a network of monitors and occasionally screens content at pubs and community centres in and around the city.
CUTV is currently working closely with local community groups to develop media-literacy programs. In early 2007, it was a partner in the Atwater Library Digital Literacy Project, which taught inner-city youth media skills. That summer was also the inaugural year for CUTV?s Summer Video Bootcamp, which took 9 high-school students and taught them to make movies. CUTV?s community work revolves around media skills, community programming, and organizing free off-campus screenings of locally-produced content in and around the Montreal area.
Website: http://cutv.concordia.ca
Member Since: 2008-03-20 15:56:31
About: Founded in 1969, Concordia University Television is Canada's oldest student-run television station. For 38 years your campus and community television station has been dedicated to making visual media accessible to students and community members. The station is essentially a media hub, providing students avenues to create and distribute video-based programming, artistic content and short films. In addition to this website, CUTV broadcasts throughout the Hall building via a network of monitors and occasionally screens content at pubs and community centres in and around the city.
CUTV is currently working closely with local community groups to develop media-literacy programs. In early 2007, it was a partner in the Atwater Library Digital Literacy Project, which taught inner-city youth media skills. That summer was also the inaugural year for CUTV?s Summer Video Bootcamp, which took 9 high-school students and taught them to make movies. CUTV?s community work revolves around media skills, community programming, and organizing free off-campus screenings of locally-produced content in and around the Montreal area.
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- CUTV’s Makealottamovies - Seven short films for the price of none, posted on 03/25/2008 | No Comments ยป
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