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- Learn the latest in technology - TV, radio, and the Internet
- Take media training workshops – tell your story to the world
- Use “free” production equipment and expand your media literacy
- Worldwide audience for local cable TV and radio ”The Voice”
- Free messaging - Community Calendars and TV Bulletin Board
- Read our blogs on Sacramento Bee "Community Media section"
- "A Place Called Sacramento" Film Festival launches film careers
(click here to see the list of this years winners and see their films)
- Read past issues of our weekly Newsletters
- Business “shout-outs” thank our financial supporters
- Hometown TV and Game of the Week – Your event on TV
(To order copies of these events stop by or call the office at
916-456-8600 ext. 0 during regular business hours)Our mission is to "give voice" and help all Sacramento County residents to “tell your story” using state-of-the-art technology. We want you to share your perspectives, insights, and joy with your neighbors around the world. These are your "channels for change". How can we be of help in your programming efforts? E-mail me with your questions and ideas – Thank You!
Ron Cooper, Executive Director
"A Place Called Sacramento" 2010 Film Festival Winners!
(T)Hanks for the Memories by Somer Hoke
Email:summerhoke@gmail.com
Memory is elusive for Kyle, a returning Vet, emotionally wounded,
and home from the war. But Jenna struggles to love him again
despite Kyle’s quirky use of Tom Hanks movie lines
to recall his friends and family.
The Golden Tree by Gerald Martin Davenport
E-mail:ariapictures@inbox.com
A story about a father and daughter & their
discovery of historic relatives during the Sacramento gold rush.
Butterscotch by Judith Plank
E-mail: jpcats@cal.net
Max searches for home after ten years “away”.
To help his buddy, Ernie rekindles their lost friendship.
But life is unpredictable as Ernie painfully discovers with Max’s help -
not black and white but Butterscotch.
Eloise by Matt Leddy
E-mail:matt_leddy@yahoo.com
Old Harlan and his metal detector look for treasure along the river.
What else is there to do in retirement? But the discovery of a buried locket,
triggers an urgent memory, and unlocks his heart.
Three Words for Dacia by Sean Stueve
E-mail: monkeyfacevideo@gmail.com
Roman Rhodes scours the streets desperately
searching for his lost love, Darcia.
If he doesn't find her soon
all will be lost forever.
Treasure Chest of South Sacramento by Guy Pace
E-mail: paceman5150@yahoo.com
Andre hangs with his boys and seems
destined for jail or worse. Lucky for him he has
the memories of his Dad, the love of his Mom,
and the poetry of Yeats to guide him.
Little Thieves by Danna Wilberg
E-mail: dannasjourney@sbcglobal.net
The twins are convinced that Aunt Ida is “weird”.
Their Mom, a police officer, has mysteries of her own.
When the missing pieces are found, little thieves are revealed.
Bar TIME by Wayne Douglas Johnson
E-mail:bartimepcs@gmail.com
Celebrating his promotion to El Paso at a local bar,
Jimmy learns he can't legally take
his son out of California. To stay in Sacramento, he must call
corporate HQ before 6pm. No Problem,
except to get that number back, he has to arm wrestle the Russian champ.
The clock shows 5:41PM.
Thugs Need Hugs story by Kevin Perovitz
E-mail: EPlus@ddso.org
From the tough streets of Oak Park,
their music opened doors to a bright future.
Still friends writing music after all these years, they invite
a new generation to get off the street, join in and
sing a new song.
Are You My Girlfriend by Employment Plus Screenwriting Class
E-mail: EPlus@ddso.org
Alone and shy, Robert invents a girlfriend –
Bernice. But too soon, fantasy and reality collide, confusing his friends and Karen.
– ugh - I mean Bernie. Are you my girlfriend?
- Neighborhood News Bureau Presentation
Overview of Neighborhood News
- Our Feature Program
Burts TV series "Ancient Wisdom for the 21st Century" is now in its 10th year
on Access Sacramento and has gained a wide viewership in the area among those
interested in metaphysics and alternative belief systems.
Watch "Ancient Wisdom for the 21st Century"
on Comcast Channel 17 every Thursday at 9:00pm.
(REPEATS: Fridays at 1:00 PM, Saturdays at 5:00 AM)
Also Burt Wilson is the author of seven books
including Ancient Wisdom for the 21st Century,
a companion book to his TV series.
Click logo to get the latest dirt on "LiveWire" Sacramento County's longest running Arts & Entertainment Talk Show
Live Wednesday @ 5:00 pm
Watch the current edition of TechLeader TV for current thinking & commentary on California's use of technology.
Hosted by
John Thomas Flynn.
Democracy Now! with
Amy Goodman
Progressive news stories from around the world!!
Weeknights @
6pm & 12am
DW-TV (Watch Deutsche-Welle TV in English) Daily News from the heart of Europe. Plus Arts, Travel, and Entertainment features.
Weeknights
5:30 pm & 11:30 pm
on Channel 17
and on
Channel 18
every other hour
Come and join the Sacramento Media Group and protect public access to all electronic media opportuniites. Learn more by looking at the following presentation.
Parent Connection 
Join Host Gary Bell on Parent Connection! on Channel 17.
Parent Connection is designed to keep you informed about the school system and how the system works. It also tells you about different assistance available to help you.
Watch on Saturdays, Channel 17, at 9:00pm
(Check out their website to learn more by clicking on the picture).
Wow, look what you can do in Sacramento... Check out our four calendars for things to do in the
Sacramento area:
Training/Workshop
Official
Special Events
AdministrativeOther Ways You Can Help.
Cars, boats, trucks, vans are all welcome working or not. Let us deal with the paperwork and vehicle removal while you deal with the tax benefit!
Please call us at
1-800-320-0476 or visit the online donation center if you are considering a vehicle donation. Want more information?
To see some more of our programs and links to their websites We will be adding various sites that we feel may be of interest to our visitors. Adding links to Access Sacramento Programs for your convenience is also in the process... ATTENTION: Please keep in mind that we do not control content or information on these web sites. We hope you enjoy this new feature and would appreciate any feedback on this. Plus, more items of interest coming soon..
- Neighborhood News Bureau Presentation
