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Thursday July 24, 2008



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<---Click on Quentin (the fish) to go to "A Place Called Sacramento" Film Festival


"A Place Called Sacramento" 2008 Film Festival
Congratulations to the winners!!!
Scroll down the page to see a list of the winners.


WELCOME!

For two decades, Access Sacramento has invited and welcomed Sacramento County residents to learn the latest in community media technology. Please review the information provided about production training in television, radio, and the internet. Our cable television channels 17 and 18, our cable radio frequency 88.7 FM and our on-line Community Calendar invite you to submit information about your group's upcoming events or help you find out more about the interesting people, places, and events that make our community so special.

Membership and workshop fees are kept low and use of the production equipment is free of charge (to certified members). Our mission is to "give voice" and help you tell your story using state-of-the-art technology. We want you to succeed and share your perspectives, insights, and joy with your neighbors. Our television and radio programming is received 24/7 by 265,000 Sacramento County households.


Access Sacramento is an opportunity waiting for you. These are your "channels for change".
Let us know how we might be of help in your programming efforts.
Ron Cooper, Executive Director





"2008 Volunteer Award Winners"
During our recent annual membership meeting we were excited
to present our 2008 Volunteer Award Winners.
A special 'Thank You" to all who attended and
a round of applause and Congratulations to:

Television Rookie(s) of the Year
Laura Tapia & Margo Tapia

Volunteer Crew Member of the Year
Liz Harrison

Radio Program Producer(s) of the Year
Alexander Vasquez "Capital City Radio" and
Glenn Jacobson "Jazz and Beyond"

Channel 17 Series Producer of the Year
Randy VanDalsen "Media Edge"

Channel 18 Series Producer of the Year
Tu Mamoe Tamapua "O Lau Afioga O Le Upu Moni"





Listen to Access Sacramento's 'The Voice' radio station.
Watch Access Sacramento for local, National, and International News
or click on any of the logos to check out their website.


  • Listen to Access Sacramento's own locally produced radio staion
    'The Voice'.


  • Click logo to get the latest dirt on "LiveWire"
    Sacramento County's longest running
    Arts & Entertainment Talk Show
    Live Wednesday @ 5:00 pm



  • 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.



  • "Global and national news, uncompromising documentaries and diverse cultural programs, connecting you to the world..." Link TV



  • Link TV also brings you Mosiac-World News from the Middle East.
    Watch this on Access Sacramento's Cable
    Channel 18 Tuesday-Saturday at 6:30am.


  • Sacramento Media Group Presentation May 2008 Come and join the Sacramento Media Group and protect public access to all electronic media opportuniites. Learn more by looking at the following presentation.




  • California State Fair 2008






  • "A Place Called Sacramento" 2008 Film Festival Winners!

    Sacramento in Jeopardy by Garret Paul Nyland
    Email: garynyland@hotmail.com
    Think you “know” Sacramento? Answer in the form of a question, no Dodgers please,
    and see why we are, “Superior California”.

    AB-540 by Travis Silcox
    E-mail:silcoxt@scc.losrios.edu
    Decisions made in our State Legislature have great impact on Socorro.
    Examine the meaning of “citizenship” through her eyes.

    Sweet Lemonade by Alison Wells
    E-mail: awells@cottagehousing.org
    It takes a village to “make lemonade” in this bittersweet tale of a mother and daughter’s
    struggle to live as a family in Serna Village.

    Half a Man by Joaquin Murrieta
    E-mail: murrieta2000@aol.com
    Guillermo’s courage is tested by the criminals he chases, his impending marriage,
    and as a man facing cancer.

    The Note by Savannah Knight
    E-mail: aniacting@hotmail.com
    Jaden’s melancholy over Kya preoccupies every thought. His friends cannot help
    but a mysterious note distracts him and the journey of unknowns begins.

    Emergency 916 by Matt Johnson
    E-mail: mattpunisher@yahoo.com
    When “nature calls” all other priorities become insignificant. Join one man’s
    “quest for relief” in downtown Sacramento.

    Saturday is Rugby Day by Jessica Vasquez
    E-mail: trogdor2211@hotmail.com
    Women’s rugby is one rough game. But team members struggle with
    thoughts of the one player not in the game.

    Remember Me by Eric Cotenas
    E-mail: eric.cotenas@csus.edu
    Melissa is missing – or is she? Landmark photos are the clues that
    Kyle and Alice follow, always dreading what they will find.

    I Luv Sacramento by Wayne Johnson
    E-mail: wdoug95608@aol.com
    Newspapers reporters compete for their job. Their assignment: find the ten reasons and
    one word that best describes living in Sacramento.

    Stakin’ Claim by Russell Nichols
    E-mail: Nichols.russell@gmail.com
    Should Joe, the longtime Del Paso Boulevard shopkeeper, sell out to the fast-food chain
    or join forces with Michael, Linda and the mysterious “painter”?





  • Watch 2005-2006 "A Place Called Sacramento" Videos Online


  • Watch 2007 "A Place Called Sacramento" Film Festival
    Click here to watch individual films.






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