Arts, Video, Community Video, United States
- Non-profit media access facility in San Francisco.
- NOVAC is the New Orleans Video Access Center, a not-for-profit media arts center created in 1972. NOVAC provides a support system for novice producers, established artists and community groups to realize their ideas in the form of media. NOVAC's greatest
- 911 Media Arts Center is an Independent Film, Video and Multimedia resource in Seattle, WA. Includes Email list, training, screenings, Crew Lists/Forum.
- A set of vignettes exploring community life in Northfield, Minnesota. The site contains details about completed videos and those in production, as well as the producers' diary.
- The complete guide to Washington DC and Baltimore area community stations and programs, created by Dave Hughes, a freelance writer living in the area.
- Media Working Group shall engage in production and educational activities that encourage critical understanding of the artistic, social, cultural and political impact of electronic media.
- Cape Cod Community Television (C3TV) is a nonprofit community media center located at 307 Whites Path, South Yarmouth, Massachusetts.
- A video and new media center with access to extensive technology, training, and support to artists and nonprofit organizations. Expertise in video preservation, captioning, duplication and production is also available.
- public access television center in Somerville, Massachusetts
- Educational video documentaries and films on African American life and history, Africa, race and diversity training, media and society, campus life, labor and workplace issues
- American national satellite network linking access producers and programmers, independent video makers, activists, and progressive people supporting the idea and reality of a progressive television network.
- An informational site for public access television in Tacoma, Washington.
- The Alliance for Community Media promotes public access to electronic media and networks.
- Non-profit corporation providing a public access cable television channel, training resource, and production facility for Arlington County, Virginia.
- Located in a landmark firehouse in Chinatown, DCTV was formed in 1972 to provide free media services to the community. Through its many programs, DCTV seeks to promote strength and diversity among independent producers whose artistic or cultural roots are
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