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Sacramento Video Industry Professionals (VIPs)
Meetings are at 7 p.m. on the Last Tuesday of Every Month in the Coloma Community Center
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SacCasting.com
Resource Registry for Actors, Directors & Casting Agents
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Help Access Sacramento Donate a Car, Boat or RV
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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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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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And the Honorees are...
Access Sacramento honored its members and volunteers during the 2016 Annual Meeting and award ceremony.
The Honorees:
- POWER OF VOICE AWARD - Jerry Perry
- Channel 18 Series Provider - Richard Lyon, "That Which Is"
- Channel 18 Series Producer - Margie Mitchell, "Expressions from St. Paul Baptist Church
- Channel 17 Series Producer - Kim McElroy, "SHOUT TV"
- Channel 18 Best New Series - Pastor Sergie Atams, "God Wants You Well"
- Radio Producer of the Year - Ronald Brand, "Sound Choice"
- Radio "Rookie" of the Year - Cory Modena, "Distorted Nation Radio"
- TV "Rookies" of the Year - Don Henkle & Laureen Fallahay, "Shelter Life"
- TV "Volunteer Helper" of the Year - Olga Pacheco
- Radio & TV Interns of the Year - Dawnetta Moses, Sydney Butler
- Stellar Achievement - Keith Bachmann, City of Sacramento
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TV "Rookies" of the Year - Don Henkle & Laureen Fallahay, "Shelter Life".
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Access Sacramento will be closed
Monday July 4th in observation of Independence Day
Access Sacramento will be closed this Monday, July 4th in observation of the holiday.
We will resume regular business hours on Tuesday, July 5th. Have a Wonderful 4th of July!
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Vote for KUBU 96.5 FM for the Sacramento KCRA A-List
Starting July 4th through August 28th you can vote for KUBU 96.5 FM for the Best FM Radio Station for 2016 on the Sacramento A-List City Voter.
Click Here to vote for KUBU!
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Dodgeball Teams wins the Silver
The Dodgeball team representing Access Sacramento, brought home the silver and earned second place in the 1st Sacramento Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce Charity Dodgeball Tournament. 16 teams competed and in the Final Round our team made us very proud receiving 2nd place. Great job guys!
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Advocacy and Solar Power this Wednesday on LiveWire!
Helping the homeless, art and advocacy, and solar powered alternatives on this week's LiveWire!
Grace Loescher joins us to discuss her work at Tubman House, a homeless advocacy group that provides housing and support so that Sacramento's parenting youth and their children can get busy living rather than surviving. As well as The Creation District, a safe haven for radical creation, daring activism, and dream-making opportunities for Sacramento's youth and young adults.
For More Information About The Creation District
Next, Becca Russell joins us to talk about GRID Alternatives. A non-profit that makes renewable energy technology and job training accessible to undeserved communities. She will be discussing a free energy efficiency workshop in West Sacramento on July 7th.
For More Information About GRID Alternatives
Join us for LiveWire! every Wednesday
at 5 p.m. on Access Sacramento . Watch Comcast or Consolidated Communications, channel 17 or on AT&T channel 14.. You can also watch the program streaming from Access Sacramento.org at the same time it airs live.The encore presentation airs Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Don't forget to like us on Facebook at
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Listen Up!
One Leg Chuck
Tuesday, July 5th at 11pm
by Producer Erika Kjelstrom
"Listen Up! Sacramento is excited to announce a solo episode of local musician & professional busker, One Leg Chuck! Recognizable by his flashy sunglasses & hats, Chuck has become a regular performer all over Northern California, including one of his regular gigs on the sidewalks around Fisherman's Wharf. His blend of reggae, rock, soul and country has been crafted into an original sound that he describes as "Rastabilly". If you enjoyed Onelegchuck Quatro, get ready for the one & only ...One Leg Chuck!
For more information on Onelegchuck Quatro:
Tune in to "Listen Up! Sacramento" at 11pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2016 on Access Sacramento channel 17 on Comcast/Consolidated Communications and AT&T U-Verse Channel 14. You can also watch with our web simulcast at the same time it airs. Watch replays of the episode on Wednesday at 3:00pm, & Thursday at 7:00am.
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"On-Camera Kids" Workshop
Provides Professional Credit
Access Sacramento and SacCasting.com team up in a unique opportunity for inspiring youth. Kids will have the full film experience from auditioning for a role to seeing their film on the large screen at a special screening before the "A Place Called Sacramento" Film Festival's red carpet event.
The workshop is $389 per participant and all participants will receive IMDB credit.
For more information or to sign up now, Call (916) 456-8600.
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We had great responses for the Question "Now that I am certified what do I do?" from our last newsletter article. As requested here are a few more opportunities for volunteers to serve on a TV studio production.LiveWire every Wednesday crew call at 3pm Soapbox every 1st & 3rd Thursday crew call at 6pm
Libertarian Counterpoint every & 3rd Thursday crew call at 6pm.
Please call ahead, as schedule maybe subject to change.
Also while you are here at Access Sacramento make sure to look at the Bulletin board to see if any new projects have started!
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Producer Jesse Nix (right) welcomes LiveWire guest Zach Pasillas from Yoga Tree.
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Are you looking for crew? Please utilize the bulletin board located next door to the production studio. Always leave the name of your project and contact information such as email or phone number so people can contact you. There are so many great volunteers out there and this is just one way to connect.
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California State Fair and Access Sacramento
If you are planning on heading to the State Fair you can support Access Sacramento at the same time. When you order your tickets online use this unique online code AccessFair2016. One dollar per each ticket sold will come back to Access Sacramento. Make sure to share the code AccessFair2016 with your friends and enjoy the California State Fair!
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The 18th Anniversary of Christ Temple Apostolic Church
Gospel singer and superstar, Donnie McClurkin, helps celebrate the 18th anniversary of the Christ Temple Apostolic Church at its current location.
The Grammy winning artist performs and gives a touching sermon during his country wide tour. Guest Pastor Dorias Cheffen leads a service with a message welcoming for all.
Schedule as follows:
Saturday, July 23rd @ 8:00pm
Sunday, July 24th @ Noon
Monday, July 25th @ 4:00am
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"A Place Called Sacramento"
Filmmaking Begins
The 10 winning script writers in Access Sacramento's 17th "A Place Called Sacramento Film Festival are gathering their casts and crew for this year's films. Production this summer will put 10 original films onto the big screen on the upcoming Oct. 8 world premiere.
Artwork for the films is starting to come in as production begins:
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Afternoon Delight
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"Afternoon Delight" by Danna Wilberg -- When love is in the air... some things are best kept secret. "The Black Carnation" by J. Thomas Schuessler -- The secret of life and death arrives like a thunderbolt, but one man may find real truth in an encounter with "The Black Carnation." "Capitol Treasure" by John Maniaci -- Clues discovered about Gold Rush era money missing for more than a century spark a quest, but can modern day treasure hunters unravel the biggest secret? "City of Trees" by Eric Sanderson -- Letting the leaves fall where they may simply isn't an option when a young girl and her friends put virtue in front of safety. "Coming Back" by Scott Slotterback -- "Coming back" when you're broken takes time, but a dose of love could be the best medicine.
"Faster" by Chris Henry -- Jimmy Rodriquez is racing into the future while relying on his past. "Happy Accidents" by Nick Coleman -- They screwed up their marriage, now they're screwing up their divorce - and feeling just GREAT about it.
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The Last Laugh
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"The Last Laugh" by Darrell Scheidegger -- Murder is no laughing matter... except when it's funny. "A Neighborhood Lost - Sacramento's Japantown" by Jeffrey Dym -- A downtown Sacramento neighborhood is born from a need for community, thrives in the face of racism, only to be destroyed in the name of redevelopment. "Regrets" by Larry Menard -- Forgiveness or absolution. For an ex-con, there can be a very thin line between the two.
To volunteer for any of the 10 films listed above, simply click on the director's name to send them an e-mail.
Volunteers for the films will see their names in the credits on the big screen, see their project air on Access Sacramento cable television channels and will have their names added to the Internet Movie Database website IMDB.com.
Sponsorships of the film festival are available by contacting Access Sacramento Executive Director Gary Martin at 916-456-8600 ext. 100.
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