A S P E C I A L T H A N K Y O U T O O U R S P R I N G 2012 T O W N M E E T I N G U N D E R W R I T E R S :

FALMOUTH COMMUNITY TELEVISION

FCTV PRESENTS May 2012

Annual Meeting of Members - Page 4

TREE & LAWN CARE

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David Rogers Electrician

MORTGAGE  SECURITY, INC. 

ANDY’S BARBER

SHOP

Law Office of B. Grant Willis

OPPENHEIM & NICKERSON LLP

KEN LEGACE PAINTING

EASTMAN’S HARDWARE

GARDEN CENTER

Mon.& Tue., May 14 & 15, 2012   Sea Crest Beach Hotel,  

Old Silver Beach, 350 Quaker Road,  N. Falmouth, MA 02556 

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Many thanks to our Town Meeting FCTV Member volunteer crew: Dick Batchelor, Doug Blake, Simon Craythorn, Valerie May Douglas, Gunnar Kinat and Susan Zavala

Landscape Painter and Fiber Artist Helen Koehler Produced by Marilyn Rowland Artist Helen Koehler explains some of her techniques used to create landscape paintings. An informative look into the use of color and texture to achieve different backdrops. Senate Spotlight Produced by Bob Fenstermaker Senate President Therese Murray drops in to FCTV to talk to Host Jay Zavala about legislative initiatives and other happenings from Beacon Hill, including issues important to our region. Irish Need Not Apply Produced by Kevin Lynch Falmouth Historical Society hosts a talk on the history of Irish Immigrants in Massachusetts. American Tempest Produced by Rich Miner Falmouth Historical Society and Museums On The Green host Author Harlow Giles Unger. Mr. Unger talks about his book, “American Tempest,” a story about how the Boston Tea Party sparked a revolution. Falmouth First At Highfield Hall Produced by Valerie May Douglas & Kevin Callahan Kevin Callahan takes us back up to Highfield Hall where guest Gail Blakely cooks up a scrumptious three course meal. Don’t miss out on her tips, tricks, and recipes. What’s New With Paul Brodeur Produced by Paul Brodeur Falmouth author Terri Arthur talks about her new book, a biography of World War I nurse Edith Cavel. The DWest Show: Episode 4 Produced by Erika Hahn In this episode, the show goes on the road. Artist Devin Westland and his gal pal Amber go on a field trip romp as they drive to Hyannis to visit artist Michelle Kennedy.

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CREW PHOTOS: 1. Doug Blake 2. Valerie May Douglas 3. Gunnar Kinat 4. Geoff Wyman, Bob Fenstermaker 5. Alecia Jean Orsini Lebeda 6. Simon Craythorn 7. Doug Blake and Tony Sadera 8. Susan Zavala 9. Standing L-R: Dick Batchelor, Simon Craythorn, Bob Fenstermaker, Seated, foreground L-R: Tai Marie Gonzalves, Chris Kelly, Alecia Jean Orsini Lebeda 10. Debra Rogers

FCTV PRESENTS

May 2012 Training Schedule ORIENTATION: A one-hour class offered each month to all new members and open to the public. Learn more about FCTV. Mon. 5/3, 6:30-7:30 pm Newcomers Welcome Prerequisite: None BASIC FIELD PRODUCTION: This course is designed for anyone interested in video field production for the purpose of creating their own public access television shows. This course provides hands on training in the operation of our Canon Mini-DV field camcorders and all optional accessories. Certification will be given upon completion of a final project in addition to scheduled classes. Wed. 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30, 7:00-9:00 pm Prerequisite: Orientation and Membership BASIC STUDIO PRODUCTION: This four session basic course is designed for those interested in creating their own “in-studio” television program using the FCTV studio and control room to produce timely or live programs with little or no post-production needed. Hands-on instruction includes camera operations, audio, lighting, technical and floor directing. Tue. 5/1, 5/8, 5/22, 5/29, 7:00-9:00 pm Prerequisite: Orientation and Membership DVD Authoring: Learn how to put your show on a DVD and create a professional-looking menu with lots of options. Thurs. 5/10, 7:00-9:00 pm Prerequisite: Editing YOUR VIDEO ON THE INTERNET: How to get your videos on the Internet so viewers can watch your show on demand by using Facebook, YouTube and other newer tools and sites. Mon. 5/14, 7:00-9:00 pm Prerequisite: Basic Studio or Field TALENT U - TU-VOX: Techniques and best practices for creating effective voiceovers for documentary projects. Thurs. 5/17, 7:00-9:00 pm Prerequisite: Basic Studio or Field FIELD WORKSHOP - Lightkit: A one-session workshop to focus on getting the best results from your field shoots using FCTV’s portable lights and lighting accessories. Mon. 5/21, 7:00-9:00 pm Prerequisite: Basic Studio or Field FACEBOOK for PARENTS: One-session workshop to help parents understand the world-changing social media site, Facebook, and better supervise children’s activities online. Thurs. 5/24, 7:00 - 9:00 pm Prerequisite: Orientation and Membership ADVANCED STUDIO: A workshop concentrating on studio directing, audio mixing, and lighting. Tues. 5/29; 6/5, 6/12, 7:00 - 9:00 pm Prerequisite: Basic Studio or Field

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To register: 508.457.0800

For additional class listings, go to www.fctv.org

Join TD Bank’s Affinity Program to Benefit FCTV!

Do you have an individual or business account at TD Bank? If you do, please tell TD Bank that you want to join the Affinity Program for FCTV (#A3582 ). Raising funds for FCTV does not get any easier than this! By joining the Affinity Program, FCTV will receive an annual contribution from TD Bank simply because you bank there! Joining TD Bank’s Affinity Program for FCTV is easy! 1. Call or stop into any TD Bank office (Toll-free customer service: 888-751-9000) 2. Tell a bank representative that you want to join the Affinity Program for FCTV (#A3582 ) 3. Give them your name and account numbers* If you do not currently bank at TD Bank: Any bank associate can help you open an account and join the Affinity Program. Any TD Bank customer can join the Affinity Program benefitting FCTV, so ask your friends, relatives, and business partners with TD Bank accounts to call 888-751-9000 and join too. There is absolutely no cost to you, and *TD Bank will keep all of your information strictly confidential. How does the TD Bank Affinity Program work? TD Bank will make an annual contribution to FCTV if 50 accounts are linked to the FCTV Affinity Program. The amount of TD Bank’s contribution is based on the average annual balance in the account of the customers who join the Affinity Program. Joining the program does NOT alter the terms or condition of your TD Bank accounts, and none of your funds or personal information will be given to FCTV.

It just takes a few moments to join.

Why not call and do it today?

FCTV

F or me, finishing my internship at FCTV was an all-encompassing, successful venture that started long before I actually walked in the studio

doors. As a sophomore at Bethune-Cookman University, I decided to pursue the field of mass communications. I had a natural affinity for broadcast. Originally focusing my energy on radio, I later began spending the majority of my time in the school’s TV studio. Searching for an internship, I came across FCTV. It appealed to me on many different levels. It wasn’t one of the larger stations, so there would be more opportunities to get hands-on training and showcase my talents. At FCTV I got a chance to film numerous field and in-studio shoots, produce and report on my own packages, and hone my Final Cut skills. These are the skills needed to get a job in this competitive market. Over the summer I intend to continue to come into the studio and help out where I’m needed. My post summer plans are to do some international traveling. By keeping in touch with the contacts I’ve made at FCTV, I hope to be able to do some freelance overseas reporting for the station. I have bettered the skills that pertain to my craft and I have made contacts with which I hope to stay in touch. I am very happy with the result of the internship and grateful to FCTV for the opportunity.

A Note from FCTV’s Intern, Tai Marie Gonzalves

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

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MAY AT MASER GALLERY

FCTV ANNUAL MEETING

of MEMBERS

Thursday, May 31, 2012 at The Flying Bridge

Restaurant

5:00pm ~ Dinner ~Annual Meeting ~

Awards ~ Board Elections ~Year in Review Video~

Tickets may be obtained

at FCTV no later than 5:00pm on

Monday, May 21, 2012

Telephone reservations cannot be accepted.

All Individual Members & Organizational Delegates

are eligible for one complimentary ticket.

(Family Members receive two complimentary tickets)

Additional tickets may be purchased in advance for

$30 per person.

The Maser Gallery at Falmouth Community Television (FCTV)

presents

April 27– May 31, 2012

Reception:

Sunday, May 6, 3-5pm

If you live, work, or do business on the Cape and southeastern Massachusetts,  you are part of shaping our shared future! In our region, new open access middle 

mile broadband infrastructure combined with compelling economic and environmental trends add up to a chance for us to spark new ways of managing this very special place. We can float with the tide ‐‐ or command our own destiny. 

We invite you to be part of the solution for our future.  

FCTV CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 28 MEMORIAL DAY

Welcome New Member: James Sawyer

Welcome Back: Krissy Frustaci-Ruzzo

Elaine Burkly

The Photography of Ned Manter

Ned’s passionate interest in conservation combined with his creativity led him to a career as a nature photographer/artist. He left the profession of marine biology to become a full time photographer.

For decades, he photographed the natural environment of Cape Cod, specializing in timeless images that present nature to us revealing no evidence of the effects of man.

TUNE IN TO FCTV

CHANNEL 13 TUESDAY, MAY 15,

8:00 PM FOR LIVE

COVERAGE OF FALMOUTH ELECTION RESULTS!

Monday & Tuesday, May 14 & 15, 2012 Sea Crest Beach Hotel, Old Silver Beach, 350 Quaker Road,  N. Falmouth, MA 02556  

For full schedule of speakers and workshops, see www.smartercapesummit.com   

SmarterCape Summit is organized by the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce,  the Cape Cod Commission, OpenCape Corporation, Cape Cod Technology Council and Cape 

Cod Economic Development Council.  The Summit is sponsored by CapeNet, Cape Light Compact, FCTV, Convention Data 

Services and the Mass. Office of Business Development/EOHED.  

FCTV will be covering SmarterCape Summit LIVE on Channel 13 starting at 1:30pm on Monday, May 14 and continuing through Tuesday, May 15.

You may also watch it streaming LIVE at www.fctv.org FCTV’s LIVE coverage schedule: Monday, 1:30pm: Welcome: Master of Ceremonies: Mindy Todd – Host and producer of The Point on the Cape and Islands NPR Stations WCAI, WNAN, and WZAI; Welcome Remarks: The SmarterCape Partnership and Cape Cod Five; 2:00pm: Opening Plenary Session: Speakers: Paul Niedzwiecki – Executive Director of the Cape Cod Commission; Dan Gallagher – CEO of OpenCape Corp.; Alan Davis – CEO of CapeNet LLC. CapeNet; 4:30pm: Plenary Session: Speakers: Joanne Hovis – President of Columbia Telecommunications Corp.; Craig Settles – Host of Gigabit Nation; 7:30pm: Dinner Session: Keynote speaker: Danna Bailey – Vice President of EPB; Tuesday: 7:30am: Moderator: Cape & Islands State Senator, Daniel Wolf; Keynote Speaker: John Landry – Tech visionary, serial entrepreneur, and angel investor (Lead Dog Ventures); 9:15am: Plenary Session: Speakers: Emily Nagle Green – CEO of Smart Lunches, LLC; Sarah Hoit – CEO and Co-founder of Connected Living; 12:15pm: Lunch: Keynote Speaker: Secretary Greg Bialecki – Executive Office of Housing & Economic Development; Presenter: John Landry; 3:30 pm: Plenary Session: Special Presenter: IBM.