Join us tonight on Channel 21 for a fun all-night marathon of classic Horror Movies from the silent era to the 60s, featuring Lon Chaney, Vincent Price, and others. The line-up is below:
FRIDAY 5 P.M. Nosferatu and The Hunchback of Notre Dame
FRIDAY 8:30 P.M. The Last Man on Earth and The Monster Maker
FRIDAY 11 P.M. The Giant Gila Monster and The Brain That Wouldn’t Die
SATURDAY 2 A.M. Night of the Living Dead and Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde
SATURDAY 5 A.M. Nosferatu and The Hunchback of Notre Dame
SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. The Last Man on Earth and The Monster Maker
SATURDAY 11 A.M. The Giant Gila Monster and The Brain That Wouldn’t Die
Friday, October 31, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Go Red Wolves!
Teaching my video production class at Indiana University East. We are taping the "Red Wolf Rundown" show at the Graf Recreational Center. This show airs Fridays and Saturdays on WCTV Channel 20.Take Two
Me pitching in as technical director as student Seth Bumbalough directs. Thanks to Josh Cooksey for grabbing the pictures while I was busy.Sharp Shooters
Students Martin Massoff, Megan Robinson, Kyle Crowder, and Amber Lehman run the GL-2s for the "Red Wolf Rundown" program taped by the TEL-T 283 class. Thanks to Seth Bumbalough and Josh Cooksey for the photos.
In the Wolves' Den
"Red Wolves Rundown" host Troy Derengowski interviews a student athlete during a taping of the program at the Graf Recreational Center on the Indiana University East campus.Friday, October 24, 2008
Wayne County U and Wayne County Foundation
In celebration of our 20th Anniversary, the staff of WCTV has created special programs throughout the year to celebrate two decades of local programming by and for the citizens of Wayne County. We are using this milestone as a way to remind our viewers what public access television can mean to a community.
One program our staff developed was Wayne County U, a new show designed to support the educational discourse going on in our community at present by allowing content experts airtime to share important educational information. Our initial programs focused on completing the FAFSA and getting involved in the 21st Century Scholars program. This month we are showcasing “Math Fireworks” with Christie Joy, Workforce Development Facilitator for Adult Education; and “Workplace Safety Orientation” with Lisa Dollar of Personnel Management, Inc. We are committed to producing twenty episodes of Wayne County U from August 2008 to May 2009.
We are pleased to announce that Wayne County Foundation has recognized the importance of this project in their most recent grant cycle. We would like to thank Wayne County Foundation for joining us in supporting this educational initiative.
Wayne County U airs on WCTV Channel 20 Fridays at 8 p.m. and midnight, and Saturdays at 4 a.m., 9 a.m., and noon.
One program our staff developed was Wayne County U, a new show designed to support the educational discourse going on in our community at present by allowing content experts airtime to share important educational information. Our initial programs focused on completing the FAFSA and getting involved in the 21st Century Scholars program. This month we are showcasing “Math Fireworks” with Christie Joy, Workforce Development Facilitator for Adult Education; and “Workplace Safety Orientation” with Lisa Dollar of Personnel Management, Inc. We are committed to producing twenty episodes of Wayne County U from August 2008 to May 2009.
We are pleased to announce that Wayne County Foundation has recognized the importance of this project in their most recent grant cycle. We would like to thank Wayne County Foundation for joining us in supporting this educational initiative.
Wayne County U airs on WCTV Channel 20 Fridays at 8 p.m. and midnight, and Saturdays at 4 a.m., 9 a.m., and noon.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
September 2008 Board Minutes
Call to Order - 11:05 a.m. by President Mark Linderman.
Present: Waketha Downs, Daryl Greene, Robin Henry, Ed Hoffman, Mark Linderman, Eric Marsh, Barb Orbik, Jeff Plasterer, Billy Porch, Phil Quinn, Valerie Shaffer and Rob Zinkan.
Staff: John Dalton, John Schuerman and Diane Lucas.
Approval of Minutes
August Minutes: Phil Quinn moved, with Barb Orbik giving the second, that the Board unanimously accepts the minutes of August 12, 2008. Minutes approved.
Treasurer’s Report
Barb Orbik presented the Treasurer’s Report. Barb noted that the report reflects membership fees from Ivy Tech. Both the income and expense columns are looking good. The $150 negative amount shown is a line item adjustment, moving the cost of software into the appropriate account. Ed Hoffman moved, with Rob Zinkan giving the second, and the Treasurer’s Report was approved.
Director’s Report
John Dalton reported that we have more than doubled our money in the Silver Eagle Money Market since we opened it with $75,000 in December 2005; the current balance is approximately $166,000. As $100,000 is insured by FDIC, some funds may need to be moved.
A 600-piece mailing recently went out regarding the Auction. Items have begun to come in and people have been interested in helping and appearing on TV. G101.3 and Warm Glow are one-hour sponsors, and we would like to find another two sponsors. John circulated a list of previous Auction contributors to the board members, asking if there were former Auction donors that board members would feel comfortable in calling.
John talked to Ron Cross, who will look into the situation with Comcast and WCTV’s capital equipment money.
The audit is underway with Webb and Associates. John has been submitting the requested documents.
There is a lot of community interest in continuing with the RP&L weather channel, which was recently shut off by Comcast. John and John Schuerman met with RP&L and discussed the possibility of WCTV picking up the weather radar.
There are currently a number of ongoing projects in production, including the Model T, Starr-Gennett Walk of Fame, JA Hall of Fame, the Reid move on Sept. 10, and the IU East sports schedule. Future projects include the Auction, Election Day, the Salvation Army Christmas show, the Santa show, a WCTV Christmas show with Charlie Estes and more.
Good of the Order
Daryl Greene thanked WCTV for the good convention coverage. Ed Hoffman liked the comprehensive coverage of the Starr Gennett Walk of Fame event.
Adjournment - 11:35 a.m.
Present: Waketha Downs, Daryl Greene, Robin Henry, Ed Hoffman, Mark Linderman, Eric Marsh, Barb Orbik, Jeff Plasterer, Billy Porch, Phil Quinn, Valerie Shaffer and Rob Zinkan.
Staff: John Dalton, John Schuerman and Diane Lucas.
Approval of Minutes
August Minutes: Phil Quinn moved, with Barb Orbik giving the second, that the Board unanimously accepts the minutes of August 12, 2008. Minutes approved.
Treasurer’s Report
Barb Orbik presented the Treasurer’s Report. Barb noted that the report reflects membership fees from Ivy Tech. Both the income and expense columns are looking good. The $150 negative amount shown is a line item adjustment, moving the cost of software into the appropriate account. Ed Hoffman moved, with Rob Zinkan giving the second, and the Treasurer’s Report was approved.
Director’s Report
John Dalton reported that we have more than doubled our money in the Silver Eagle Money Market since we opened it with $75,000 in December 2005; the current balance is approximately $166,000. As $100,000 is insured by FDIC, some funds may need to be moved.
A 600-piece mailing recently went out regarding the Auction. Items have begun to come in and people have been interested in helping and appearing on TV. G101.3 and Warm Glow are one-hour sponsors, and we would like to find another two sponsors. John circulated a list of previous Auction contributors to the board members, asking if there were former Auction donors that board members would feel comfortable in calling.
John talked to Ron Cross, who will look into the situation with Comcast and WCTV’s capital equipment money.
The audit is underway with Webb and Associates. John has been submitting the requested documents.
There is a lot of community interest in continuing with the RP&L weather channel, which was recently shut off by Comcast. John and John Schuerman met with RP&L and discussed the possibility of WCTV picking up the weather radar.
There are currently a number of ongoing projects in production, including the Model T, Starr-Gennett Walk of Fame, JA Hall of Fame, the Reid move on Sept. 10, and the IU East sports schedule. Future projects include the Auction, Election Day, the Salvation Army Christmas show, the Santa show, a WCTV Christmas show with Charlie Estes and more.
Good of the Order
Daryl Greene thanked WCTV for the good convention coverage. Ed Hoffman liked the comprehensive coverage of the Starr Gennett Walk of Fame event.
Adjournment - 11:35 a.m.
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