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DCTV Membership

Learn about the benefits of membership in DCTV, including production training, and opportunities to telecast noncommercial programs to more than 300,000 homes in Washington, DC.

To begin or renew your Active DCTV membership, you must supply a valid ID & separate documentation of your home address, in addition to your membership application and fee. Click here to see the list of accepted documents.

You can also join as a Supporting Friend of DCTV (with voting privileges, but without active use of DCTV facilities & services).


 

 

     
 
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
  
 

 

The Public Access Corporation of DC (DCTV) is accepting contractors and trainers skilled in all aspects of video production, including: studio operation, ENG camera, editing and/or the ability to train in one or all of these areas.

All positions are based on a per project basis. Most studio shoots (projects) range from 2 to the 3 hours.

We pay up to $100 for directors and technical directors and up to $75 for all other studio crew positions. The compensation for ENG techs is based on the duration of the shoot as well as the tech’s level of experience. Compensation ranges between $100 and $200 per shoot. Most ENG shoots range from 3 to 5 hours.

DCTV is a membership-based, non-profit, public access television station dedicated to building communities through telecommunications. Since 1988, DCTV has allowed residents of the District of Columbia, young and old, the opportunity to create a nd telecast their own shows for DC communities on cable television. Our Mission is:

  • To provide opportunities for community residents and organizations to create noncommercial television programs and telecast them on cable channels on a fair and equitable basis, free of censorship or editorial control.

  • To engage the entire community in a dialogue that is broadly representative of its varied perspectives and cultures.

  • To ensure the presence of diverse cultural groups and ideas traditionally unheard or under represented in the media.

 

To apply, please send your resume to:
      
     hr@dctvonline.tv

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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Training Schedule

If you are certified in Studio and still need re-certification training, please contact Fred Kenner.

2010 Classes are filling quickly. Please register to become certified at DCTV. We will also be providing FREE training on our upgraded facilities.

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for the 2010 Training Schedule

**Now taking seats for October's Producer class**

Man with Camera

Class: DCTV 101

Mandatory one-day orientation for new members.
An overview of the history of public access television, producer responsibilities,
and DCTV policies, procedures, and tour

Cost: FREE for members

Wednesday 7/7 or Monday 7/19 7PM-9PM

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Studio

Class: PRODUCER

After DCTV 101, members must take this 8 week course as a prerequisite for Field, Studio and Editing Classes.

DCTV Program Promos

Events Calendar

Memo from Programming

A. Due to the increased number of programs being aired, program submissions must be submitted no later than the 1st of each month for your program to air the following month.

B. For every program submitted, producers MUST include the episode name and/or episode number on the program submission forms and encoded files.

Programs without this information will not be scheduled to air.

Example:


Series: John's Place
#12 (Episode Number) and

"Special Guest: Jane Doe" (Episode Name)
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