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Community Media - "Sights and Sounds"
A weekly newsletter from your friends at
Access Sacramento
Exactly 145 years ago - February 3, 1870
The 15th Amendment to the US Constitution Passes Granting African Americans the Right to Vote
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Info for All Things Film
Website that gathers together resources for Actors, Crew, Festivals and Tips for all as a one-stop shop for everything film in Sacramento.
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Sacramento Video Industry Professionals (VIPs)
Meets the Last Wednesday of Every Month
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New Logo for 2015 & Beyond
 Access Sacramento officially announces its new logo artwork this week after the Board of Directors finalized a Marketing and Outreach plan several months ago. The new artwork uses an emblem of Sacramento's Tower Bridge inside a speech bubble to illustrate both Access Sacramento's mission of providing public access Free Speech opportunities in Sacramento County, as well as linking to a legacy of nearly 30 years of community outreach. The board also felt the new logo creates an appropriate linkage back to the logo revealed last November for KUBU 96.5 FM, our new low-power radio station that until then was exclusively a cablecast and internet station. Listen now HERE. Many thanks to the design team from Uptown Studios including Tania Torres, Cris Weber and Anton Weaver for listening attentively and being so responsive to the feedback from the Access Sacramento staff and board of directors.
KUBU NOTE: Access Sacramento yesterday had its paperwork approved by the Federal Communications Commission, after notifying the FCC of last week's antenna change and the resulting transmitter power increase. It's officially a modification of the KUBU-LP 96.5 broadcast license, but it's always good news when paperwork sails through Washington DC with no questions.
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3rd Sacramento Has Talent
Open Audition Feb. 21
Three hours. That's it. First come, first served Open Audition for singers, dancers, musicians, jugglers, magicians to battle it out on Feb. 21 from 9am to noon. Then 10 semi-finalists repeat their audition LIVE at 1pm when the judges will offer one or more a chance to be in Access Sacramento's 3rd Annual "Sacramento Has Talent" stage show.
The Open Audition sign ups begin at 8:30 a.m. on Feb. 21 at Access Sacramento's TV Studio inside the Coloma Community Center, 4623 T. Street, Sacramento.  | |
Sacramento Has Talent Open Audition Host Patrick Harbison
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Public relations and social media expert Patrick Harbison hosts the 1pm LIVE show, with music producer/agent Jerry Perry and Live Stage Director and Production Agent Jon Wayne among the audition judges.
More information about the process of the morning tryouts and a link to an on-line application form is available from AccessSacramento.org
Sacramento Has Talent is a fund raiser that benefits Access Sacramento and its youth training Neighborhood News Correspondent program.
Sponsorship opportunities for Sacramento Has Talent are available. Contact Executive Director Gary Martin at 916-456-8600 ext. 100 for more information.
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Tune in Tomorrow at 5pm
Chinese New Year Culture Association
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California Stage
Are you ready to celebrate the lunar New Year with entertainment and festivities? The Chinese New Year Culture Association will be joining us, along with Cal Stage who will be talking about a play, directed by our host Ray Tatar!
The 2015 Chinese New Year Celebration will commence on February 7th, 2015, hosted by The Chinese New Year Culture Association (CNYCA), the event is organized by local communities, and serves to promote Chinese culture. The celebration includes Stage programs, Children games, Booth vender exhibition and Food vender exhibition. Stage programs will present Dragon dance, ethnic dance, martial arts, music, solo vocal and chorus. Local businesses and organizations vendors will present their goods and services to the public.
 More info for the CNYCA:
www.CNYCA.net
California Stage is a non-profit partnered theater company dedicated to encouraging arts created by Californian artists. It reflects a California state of mind when it chooses its work.
Their vision informs our choices through our literary, social activist and multicultural points of view. They believe that their work sets them apart from most other local theaters, in that they strive to "present high quality work that explores issues of importance to Californians."
 For more about CalStage:
www.calstage.org
Join us and tune in to LiveWire! at 5 p.m. Wednesday, February 4 on Access Sacramento channel 17. You can also watch the simulcast online the same time it airs at www.AccessSacramento.org The encore presentation airs this Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Donations to
Access Sacramento Help Youth, Health, Community Media
Access Sacramento is a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation providing low-cost or free radio, television and internet services for Sacramento County residents.
Your tax deductible donations support youth and adult training for job skills and work force development, promote health and community news through our channels and AccessLocal.tv, and promote Free Speech and the community voice: Making a Difference, One Voice at a Time. Push HERE to donate today.
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Each year, the SCCF presents a celebration of native, traditional 
