FCTV has an opening for a part time Government Access Assistant to assist the Government Access Coordinator in the production, assignment and scheduling of all remote and on-site FCTV Government Access productions.
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"What does FCTV mean to you?"
Falmouth Community Television (FCTV) is seeking four interns for the Summer of 2019. FCTV internships are hands on and require a basic working knowledge of camera, audio and lighting equipment.
As FCTV prepares to move into the new Falmouth Community Media Center, we are seeking a tenant for our existing location, Units A and B at 310 Dillingham Avenue.
The new Falmouth Community Media Center will have an office space available for rent at 310 Dillingham Avenue. The dimensions are 16'8" X 18'7". If you are interested or for more information, contact Debra Rogers at deb@fctv.org or call 508-457-0800.
Today it is more essential than ever that Falmouth has its own vibrant, fully-accessible and responsive media center. The Falmouth Community Media Center will be a community resource that will benefit everyone who calls Falmouth home.
In 2012, the Falmouth Community Television Board of Directors established the PRISCILLA (“Pucky”) ROSLANSKY MEMORIAL FUND in memory of Priscilla (“Pucky”) Roslansky, PhD, of Woods Hole, Massachusetts, a long time member, producer and supporter of FCTV.
April Vacation Animation Camp was a huge success at FCTV. We had 10 students come in and make their own animations. The students ages 8-12 were split into two groups and each came up with their own creative story, characters, and backgrounds. The students learned how to create their own Stop-Motion Claymation movies. One group focused on an animation surrounding the best onion rings in the Universe, which come from Saturn of course. The other groups story revolves around a scientist and his time
ArtsFalmouth is an umbrella organization created to celebrate, sponsor and promote art events and artists in and around Falmouth.
The Friends of Nobska Light is a 501(c)(3), incorporated in February 2015 to preserve Nobska Light Station and, since April 2016, under agreement with the US Coast Guard and the Town of Falmouth, to preserve the tower, the lighthouse keeper's house and the grounds as an educational resource open to the public.
