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The lottery determines the program lineup for Channel 18, beginning January 1, 2012.  New and experienced producers will have an equal opportunity at their “ideal” timeslot for the calendar year 2012.  We encourage all series producers and providers to attend the Lottery and “pick” your new day and time. Join your friends here at...

by Doc School Students Short Film about saving an endangered species. The Doc School is an innovative youth media program for high school students in Sacramento, California.  Each year, Doc School students develop, produce, and distribute more than t...

by Doc School Students Short film about the tragedy at the county pound. The Doc School is an innovative youth media program for high school students in Sacramento, California.  Each year, Doc School students develop, produce, and distribute more than twenty short documentaries which make a tremendous impact in our community.  For more information...

by Doc School Students The Doc School is an innovative youth media program for high school students in Sacramento, California.  Each year, Doc School students develop, produce, and distribute more than twenty short documentaries which make a tremendo...

by Doc School Students Short film – Story of a foster family. The Doc School is an innovative youth media program for high school students in Sacramento, California.  Each year, Doc School students develop, produce, and distribute more than twenty short documentaries which make a tremendous impact in our community.  For more information go...

By Colleen Belcher Thank you to everyone who attended Jeffrey Callison’s workshop on “The Art and Craft of Interviewing” last month. The Sacramento Press has another first-time workshop presenter for September: KXTV News10 Reporter George Warren with Warren’s workshop: “Video Storytelling Tips and Shortcuts.” The workshop will be from 6:30 – 8 p.m. Thursday,...

Water, Art, and Basketball: what do they all have in common? A: They are all part of this year’s “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival  t of this year’s A Place Called Sacramento Film Festival. I was lucky enough to pre-view the films and I’m here to let you in on some fun inside...

Access Sacramento is featured in the September issue of Senior Magazine. The cover depicts the Access Sacramento Studio and longtime Executive Director, Ron Cooper. Features Writer, Nan Mahon authors a two-page article on the importance of community media and giving people a voice through television, radio, and other forms of media and how Access...

By Kim Spencer – Chief Content Officer & Founder, Link TV September 11, 2001 was a day of anger and grief. But perhaps the overriding emotion after 9/11 was confusion. Like the smoke obscuring the skyline of lower Manhattan, Americans seemed to live in a fog of disorientation. As the smoke cleared, we began...

by Doc School Students The Doc School is an innovative youth media program for high school students  in Sacramento, California.  Each year, Doc School students develop, produce, and distribute more than twenty short documentaries which make a tremen...