Cambridge Community Television
About
Cambridge Community Television, known as CCTV, is a nonprofit public access station that gives Cambridge residents, businesses and organizations the tools to make their own media. It runs three channels airing around the clock and looks for Cambridge-friendly content to fill them, from live shows to independent productions. Its mission centers on free speech, civic engagement and creative expression, with a strong emphasis on access and equity.
Classes range from foundational media skills to advanced production, such as a four-session introduction to video editing in Adobe Premiere Pro. Teens can join the School Year Production Program for collaborative projects, and the organization also helps older residents build digital skills and supports girls entering STEAM fields. Members can borrow equipment, book studio time and host shows, while nonprofits get help deepening their impact through media.
What to Know
- Studio memberships are pay-what-you-can and include free or discounted classes.
- Advocate memberships support the mission but do not include equipment or studio use.
- Group memberships are available for organizations and businesses.
- Membership payments above the standard amount help sponsor memberships for people with fewer resources.
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