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TONIGHT 7PM
Sacramento Video Industry Professionals (VIPs)
TIPS FOR GREAT INTERVIEWS Hear from Producer/DirectorCinematographer Mark Herzig
Meetings are on the last Tuesday of every month at the Coloma Community Center.
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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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SacCasting.com
Resource Registry for Actors, Directors & Casting Agents
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Film Resource
One of the area's most comprehensive websites and resource guides for local information for filmmakers, crew, actors and outside-the-area producers to get to know our film community better.
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Soapbox Host Jeanie Keltner
Announces Retirement
After 23 Years on Access Sacramento
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Soapbox Host Jeanie Keltner retiring after 23 years
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Next Monday at 8:00 pm when Soapbox interview host Jeanie Keltner says hello on Access Sacramento channel 17, she will also be saying goodbye. it will be her last show as host of the long standing discussion program that's been a jewel in Access Sacramento programming for more than two decades. Keltner, 77, who has hosted or co-hosted the progressive weekly talk and interview program for the last 23 years last night revealed her intention to retire. She recalled the first program in 1992, created just six years after Access Sacramento was formed, was with co-hosts Ken Adams and John Reiger. Now, more than 1,000 shows later, Soapbox still has one of the largest volunteer TV crews in the entire Access Sacramento arsenal. Access Sacramento commends Keltner for her commitment over the many years, for her lively commentary, inciteful wit, and dedication to helping demonstrate just how wonderful Sacramento is and can be. We'll miss you and hope you'll stop by as a guest host or as an on-going friend of Access Sacramento for many years to come. Congratulations and all of us in the Access Sacramento family wish you the very best in your retirement.
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Access Sac Youth Reporters for AccessLocal.Tv Recognized at Statewide Conference
Four of AccessLocal.Tv's Neighborhood News Correspondents and their Program Manager have just returned from a two-day youth media conference in Los Angeles, hosted by the California Endowment. Ivan Caballero, Kiara Crenshaw, David Alcala, and Fabiana Davila-Viera traveled with Isaac Gonzalez to convene with other youth media producers from all over the state and to share their experiences and know-how. |
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Youth Reporters (From Left) Ivan Caballero, Kiara Crenshaw, David Alcala and Fabiana Davila-Viera
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Participants received training and encouragement from a variety of consultants and media organizations with a focus on giving their stories more impact and distribution. "I've never been to anything like this before in my life," said Caballero, 16. "It is very motivating to know that I'm part of a team and a network of youth media sites that are all working across California to share the stories from their communities and help make a difference."
AccessLocal.Tv is a community news website that empowers young people in Sacramento to share the stories from their neighborhoods that might otherwise go unreported. Program Manager Isaac Gonzalez mentors up to six youth reporters at a time and provides them with the training and support they need to become effective storytellers. The California Endowment has provided significant financial support to this program for the past five years.
"Giving a voice to the youth in Sacramento, and providing a forum to these important issues which young people care about has been the most rewarding achievement of my professional career," said Gonzalez. "The skills taught in our program are transformational to our correspondents. They often remark that the program changes the way they view the world and their ability to express their opinions about it."
The Neighborhood News Correspondents will begin to utilize the techniques and strategies learned during the conference over the next few weeks. To follow their progress, visit AccessLocal.Tv on a regular basis.
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Access Sacramento Honors Former
Board of Directors Members
Access Sacramento's Board of Directors recognized and celebrated six former directors during its regular meeting last week, thanking them for years of volunteer service.
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Former board chair JoAnn Fuller (left) receives a token of appreciation last Thursday.
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Lori Easterwood (left) with current board chair Jo Anna Davis
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Long term member Nahid Kabbani (left) receives her award from Jo Anna Davis
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Also recognized during the meeting were Debra Ichimura Gass, Ester Gordillo and Sally Phonthachack who could not attend the meeting.
Access Sacramento directors serve two year elected terms of office and provide guidance and direction about policy, fund raisers and the business of non-profit operations.
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Last Two Free
Studio Recertification Classes
Coming up
A recertification class is REQUIRED for all Access Sacramento members who are already certified to use the TV studio. These one-day three-hour sessions teach how to use new studio tripods, a new teleprompter system, and to provide a refresher on studio safety requirements.
Members who do not pass the recertification class by November 1 will not be allowed to reserve the TV studio after that time.
Weekly free sessions have been offered during the last two months.
TWO FREE SESSIONS REMAIN
Thurs. Oct. 29 6pm-9pm
Sat. Oct. 31 12pm-3pm
Sign up for the recertification class while space is available by contacting the front office at (916) 456-8600 ext. 0
Access Sacramento is also gathering data to help with "crew finding" so those who either need help or want to provide help as volunteers on other shows can get connected more easily.
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Food and Music on Live Wire Tomorrow 5pm
We have a spooktacular show for you tomorrow on LiveWire. Our Halloween special features The Food Literacy Center and Musical Robot.
 The Food Literacy Center will be demonstrating a healthy snack option for the holiday and talking about their Midtown Halloween Festival on October 31st. Musical Robot will be having an interactive music performance with our costumed kids in the studio. The Food Literacy Center is a local nonprofit that was created to encourage kids to eat their vegetables. They teach children to create nutritious meals and inspire the community to live a healthier life style. The Food Literacy Center will be appearing at the Midtown Halloween Festival Sat., Oct. 31.
 Musical Robot is made up of duo Scott Mcmanny and Jason Adair. This ukulele and drum combo transforms songs and incorporates storytelling, dance and puppetry. Musical Robot encourages kids to move and have fun through music.
Join us for LiveWire! at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28 on Access Sacramento channel 17. You can also watch the simulcast online. The encore presentation airs Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Be sure to like us at www.facebook.com/LiveWire.Sacramento
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14th APAPA Voter Education and Candidate Forum Sunday on Channel 17
Access Sacramento's Hometown TV videotaped the recent APAPA Voter Education and Candidate Forum at Cal State, Sacramento.
A variety of interviews, panel discussions and candidate comments were provided to those in attendance.
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(L-R) Assembly Members David Chiu (D- CA Dist. 19), Devon Mathis (R-CA Dist 26), Evan Low (D-CA Dist. 28) and Ling-Ling Chang (R-CA Dist. 55)
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Watch this coming weekend on channel 17:
Sunday, November 1st @ 5:00pm
Monday, November 2nd @ 9:00am
Tuesday, November 3rd @ 1:00am
This program can be seen on Comcast or Consolidated Communications cable channel 17, on AT&T U-verse channel 14, and live streamed from www.AccessSacramento.org
This show can also be seen at anytime on the Access Sacramento You Tube channel by pushing HERE.
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Friday Night Thriller
Highlights as Antelope Tops Del
Campo - Claims Solo 1st Place
This year's biggest turnaround game of the year in Access Sacramento's Game of the Week replays tonight at 7 p.m.
For a preview of all the action, check out the TV highlights HERE with Will James and Jim Dimino Calling the Action.
This is one game where a come-from-behind followed by a come-from-behind with a surprising twist TD and a last chance turnover. Check it out tonight at 7pm and Wednesday at 11 a.m. on Comcast or Consolidated Communications Channel 17, AT&T U-Verse Channel 14 and streaming from AccessSacramento.org.
You can see the highlights of each football game and a preview of the next week's game on Access Sacramento's news blog AccessLocal.tv
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Hometown TV Wants You to Meet the NEXT TALENT
Check out the final projects in this impromptu Film Festival featuring the final projects from The Art Institutes of Sacramento latest film students.
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Students from The Art Institutes of Sacramento host their final projects LIVE.
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This show was created Live on Access Sacramento and you don't want to miss these family friendly short films and exploratory video efforts. New stuff, check it out these replays:
Saturday, Oct. 31 @ 10:00pm
Sunday, Nov. 1 @ 2:00pm
Monday, Nov. 2 @ 6:00am
Saturday, Nov. 14 @ 6:00pm
Sunday, Nov. 15 @ 10:00am
Monday, Nov. 16 @ 2:00am
Watch on Comcast or Consolidated Communications cable channel 17 and AT&T U-Verse Channel 14. You can also watch on our website AccessSacramento.org
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HTTV Presents:
On-Air 30-Year Reunion Concert
Coming up Saturday
 Tune in to watch the "On Air" band in concert in a special reunion performance. Sacramento's premiere classic rock band was established in 1985. It is an 11-piece musical group with a five-piece horn section celebrating its 30th anniversary. Hometown TV's cameras were at a special reunion performance at Elk Grove's Laguna Town Hall Amphitheater. TV Cablecast Schedule is as follows:
Saturday, October 31st @ 6:00pm
Sunday, November 1st @ 10:00am
Monday, November 2nd @ 2:00am
Sunday, November 8th @ 5:00pm
Monday, November 9th @ 9:00am
Tuesday, November 10th @ 1:00am
The cablecasts will be on Comcast/Consolidated Channel 17 and AT&T U-Verse Channel 14. You also can watch at AccessSacramento.org.
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"Graham Vinson"
Tuesday, November 3rd at 11pm on Channel 17
By Listen Up! Producer, Erika Kjelstrom
"Listen Up! Sacramento" is pleased to present the super soulful & extremely talented singer-songwriter, Graham Vinson. With deep, meaningful lyrics reminiscent of bands like The Gin Blossoms & Soul Asylum, mixed with the catchy guitar riffs & vocal style of artists like John Mayer & Jonah Matranga, Graham mixes the modern with a classic sound fantastically. If you enjoy music that tells a story, while being great to listen to, get ready for Graham Vinson.....he's "Grahamtastic!"
Tune in to "Listen Up! Sacramento" at 11 pm on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2015 on Access Sacramento channel 17 on Comcast or Consolidated Communications and AT&T U-Verse Channel 14. You can also watch our web simulcast at the same time AccessSacramento.org
Watch replays of the episode on Wednesday at 3:00pm, & Thursday at 7:00am.
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