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Access Sacramento is a nonprofit community media center dedicated to helping people create and share their own noncommercial media.
We provide hands-on training, professional equipment, and production resources so anyone can develop skills and produce content that reflects their perspective. Whether you're interested in podcasting, video production, or filmmaking, Access Sacramento offers the tools and support to get started and to grow.
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We’re thrilled to be out at the Cosumnes River College today, spreading awareness about Access Sacramento and connecting with the community!
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TOMORROW! Stay tuned for The BIG CAT CLASSIC!
McClatchy Lions VS. Kennedy Cougars!
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LIVE on Channel 17 - Pregame & Kickoff at 7:15PM PST
https://www.accesssacramento.org/watch/watch-now-17/
Link is also in bio!
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Access Sacramento has issued a statement regarding generative AI in this year`s A Place Called Sacramento Film Festival.
We are committed to supporting human creativity while also engaging the community in a thoughtful conversation about this rapidly changing technology.
https://www.accesssacramento.org/ai-statement/
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You are invited to Mulvaney’s B&L TODAY to enjoy food, drinks, and conversation with local filmmakers!
We hope to see you there!
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You Live Here Now by Cheryl Bealer-Wynton
After his San Francisco-bred mother-in-law moves in, Paul shows her there are things to love about Sacramento--especially if you love true crime and wrestling.
Get your tickets to see this film and nine other local films at The Crest!
📆 Friday, October 16
Link is in our bio!
https://www.accesssacramento.org/film-premiere-tickets/
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Un-Fortunate Cookies by Jeffrey Ogata
When his girlfriend’s favorite fortune cookies suddenly turn vicious, an overworked lawyer tracks them to a defiant baker protesting an unfair tariff—and in fighting to win an exemption to save the business, finds more relief in unpaid work than in the job that’s crushing him.
Get your tickets to see this film and nine other local films at The Crest!
📆 Friday, October 16
Link is in our bio!
https://www.accesssacramento.org/film-premiere-tickets/
#communitymedia #localfilmmaking #sacramentofilmmakers #aplacecalledsacramento #accesssacramento #sacramento
The Last Treasure Hunt by Kara Lack and Rachel Stieferman
Two sisters, at odds with each other, are challenged to navigate the streets of Sacramento, only to realize the treasure they are promised isn’t what they expected.
Get your tickets to see this film and nine other local films at The Crest!
📆 Friday, October 16
Link is in our bio!
https://www.accesssacramento.org/film-premiere-tickets/
#communitymedia #localfilmmaking #sacramentofilmmakers #aplacecalledsacramento #accesssacramento #sacramento
A few words from Rob Gore and the executive director.
A Place Called Sacramento is still centered on human filmmakers. The film complied with PCS submission rules, but because it was created using AI, we are screening it out of competition. It is fundamentally different from the other PCS films and we want to use the screening to open a broader conversation about the impact of AI on filmmaking. We are also planning a community convening to continue that discussion.
You can also find a PDF version in the link in our bio.
We look forward to your input. Remember, your voice matters.
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