TV Summer Camps
Town Meeting TV Community Media Summer Camp | July 18 - 22, 2022 | 9:00 am - 12:30 pm | Burlington
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Join Field Producer Travis Washington and Neighborhood Interns to learn community TV production, stop motion animation, media making skills, and more.
The camp is open to ages 12-15 and takes place at Town Meeting TV Studios (294 North Winooski Avenue, Burlington) from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm from Monday, July 18th - Friday, July 22nd. Participants will learn video and audio production and editing skills while producing an individual or collaborative creative media project. LGBTQ+ and BIPOC youth are encouraged to participate.
Cost: Pay what you can scale to $350 for the week
Town Meeting TV is committed to improving the civic and media literacy of the next generation through high school and college internships and TV summer camps for teens and middle school students. For more information about Summer Camp or other learning opportunities, contact morourke [at] cctv [dot] org (Meghan O'Rourke, Town Meeting TV Channel Director) at 802.862.3966 x16.
Check out what campers have produced during previous community TV camps:
Summer Camp 2021
Summer Camp 2019
Summer Camp 2018
Summer Camp 2017
Summer Camp 2016
Summer Camp 2015
Summer Camp 2014
Summer camp 2013
Summer Camp 2012
Summer Camp 2011 Online Videos
Summer Camp 2010 Online Videos
Summer Camp 2009 Online Videos
Summer Camp 2008 Online Videos
Previous years are not available online.
TV Summer Camp Interviews Mayor Weinberger (Edited Version) 07/03/2019
Summer Camp 2019
Summer campers interview Burlington's Mayor, Miro Weinberger, on a wide variety... More »
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Community Media: A Historical Practice and Modern Day Tool
Although “media” is associated with technology, the internet, and the “now”, community media began when the first ever communities existed. In other words, community media has a rich history that dates far and wide to before the conventional assumption of “media” was ever adopted. It is an ever-changing and evolving practice that is truly integral to society and democracy. With the help of community media, communities of all types, sizes, and demographics can have access to democracy and contribute their own voice to society. While this is true, the visual aspect of media with the help of videography, imagery, and technology in general can really amplify a story. Today we have the privilege of sharing stories visually, making them even more special. With that, CCTV will continue to use communicative tools like podcasts, videos, and social media to share and encourage democracy throughout the community.