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Capital Film Arts Alliance
CFAA Meets on the Third Tuesday of the Month at the Art Institute
For more information visit:
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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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SacCasting.com
Resource Registry for Actors, Directors & Casting Agents
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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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Sacramento Video Industry Professionals (VIPs)
Meetings are the last Tuesday of every month at the Coloma Community Center, 4623 T Street, Sacramento
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 "One Sharp Mind" Tonight at 11pm on Channel 17 By Listen Up! Producer, Erika Kjelstrom
"Listen Up! Sacramento" is pleased to present the fun family reggae band "One Sharp Mind!" tonight at 11pm on channel 17.
Made up of a father & daughter, father & son, & two friends, this six-piece ensemble gets its sound from classic reggae artists like Bob Marley & Jimmy Cliff, as well as British Ska bands like The Specials & The English Beat. So tune in & get ready to "Pass The Dutchie" as The Musical Youth once sang, because this band's music is sure to give you "One Sharp Mind!"
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One Sharp Mind at Access Sacramento
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Press Contact: http://www.facebook.com/OneSharpMind
Web: http://www.reverbnation.com/onesharpmind
Booking: p.summers9@gmail.com
Tune in to "Listen Up! Sacramento" at 11pm Tuesday, July 7 on Access Sacramento. Watch on Comcast or Consolidated Communications cable Channel 17 and AT&T U-Verse Channel 14. You can also watch with our web simulcast at the same time it airs from AccessSacramento.org.
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TV PremiereTonight!
Speaker Calls for Global Nuclear Weapons Ban
Hometown TV cameras in Sacramento recorded a presentation for the local chapter of the United Nations Association of the United States of America calling for nuclear weapons to be banned globally and listing health and environmental harms that come from Nuclear Development. |
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Marilee Kelly, Tri-Valley CAREs, addresses Sacramento about nuclear weapons
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Marilee Kelley, Executive Director of Tri-Valley CAREs (Communities Against a Radioactive Environment) spkes in Sacramento at the Sierra 2 Community Center having just returned from a Washington DC trip to learn about the Department of Energy's $1 Trillion spending plan to modernize and maintain 7,000 American nuclear warheads. The broadcast of the United Nations Association Hometown TV event premiere's tonight at 7pm on Access Sacramento. Additional replays are scheduled for: Tonight, July 7th @ 7:00pmWednesday, July 8th @ 11:00amThursday, July 9th @ 3:00am Sunday, July 12th @ 5:00pmMonday, July 13th @ 9:00amTuesday, July 14th @ 1:00am Watch on Access Sacramento, Comcast and Consolidated Communications Channel 17, AT&T U-Verse Channel 14 and live streamed at the times listed above from AccessSacramento.org |
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Access Sacramento Televises Major Alumni Event
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Catherine Simmons Survillas
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Encina High School retiree and Hall of Fame inductee Cahtherine Simmons Survillas (Class of 1963) shared the story of her non-profit organization designed to help educate disadvantages children during a fund-raising event during the annual Encina Alumni Association celebration. In a slide show and talk on the same day as the school's annual alumni vs. student fundraising basketball game, Survillas outlined her work for "Iruri Primary School--Sharing a Vision" in Kenya. Her talk can be seen in full at the following times: Wednesday, July 8th @ 5:00am Sunday, July 12th @ 6:30pmMonday, July 13th @ 10:30amTuesday, July 14th @ 2:30am Saturday, July 18th @ 7:00pmSunday, July 19th @ 11:00amMonday, July 20th @ 3:00am Watch on Access Sacramento, Comcast and Consolidated Communications Channel 17, AT&T U-Verse Channel 14 and live streamed at the times listed above from AccessSacramento.orgThe full alumni basketball game was previously broadcast on Access Sacramento. Donations from Encina Alumni have generated more than $500,000 during the history of this game. All funding is dedicated to the advancement of education at Encina Preparatory High School.
In the 12 months prior to this year's game, alumni donations have funded 16 programs, including new uniforms and equipment for six sports, library resources, band instruments, lasers for physics, and college scholarships.
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Sacramento Youth Write Scholarship Winning Essays
Watch Sunday 8pm on "Media Edge"
You can see Sacramento area Essay-Writing scholarship winners in Sunday night's "Media Edge" program on Access Sacramento. The Sacramento Chapter of the Physicians for Social Responsibility's Scholarship Essay Contest had its top three writers read entries and respond to questions to earn top money. "Media Edge" cameras captured the event and presents these top writers from 170 entries received from Sacramento and surrounding counties. Entrants had to respond to the the words of United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who said, "The world is over-armed, and peace is under-funded."  First place in the essay competition win $3,000, 2nd Place wins $2,500 and 3rd Place gets $2,000. All other finalists received a minimum $1,000 scholarship. "Media Edge" has offered two hours of in-depth, thought-provoking, progressive viewpoints every week since April, 2005. "Media Edge" features segments created by local producers, along with nationally distributed videos and documentaries. Tune in Sunday, July 12 at 8pm on Access Sacramento. Watch on Comcast & Consolidated Communications Channel 17, AT&T U-Verse channel 14 or live streamed from AccessSacramento.org. |
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Dancers, choreographers, seamstresses, set decorators, production crew, and directors are all volunteers and accept no monetary compensation. Each year, nearly 300 volunteers generate about 45,000 hours of effort.
