The College will offer its second series of free workshops for any Albany city residents interested in producing programming material for Albany’s public access TV channel, Albany Channel 18.
The workshops are being offered through collaboration among The College, the City of Albany, Time Warner Cable, The New School of Radio and Television, and Albany High School to assist city residents in preparing content to be broadcast on public access television.
The four sessions, offered on a rotating basis and taught by filmmaker and video installation artist Liz Richards, will cover video shooting, basic digital editing, advanced digital editing and story development.
The two hour workshops will be held on Thursdays between May 23, 2013, and August 15, 2013, at 6 p.m. in the William Randolph Hearst Center for Communications and Interactive Media at 996 Madison Ave.
To qualify, residents must be at least 18 years of age with valid photo ID with an Albany address, and must register in advance for each workshop.
Early registaration is advised, due to a 15 person limit for each class. The registration deadline is the Monday before the date of each Thursday workshop.
To register and find more information about each workshop visit www.strose.edu/publicaccess.
For information about the television studio, contact channelalbany@gmail.com.
