|
Welcome to East Hampton's Own LTV!
|
New: Public Access Producers Class |
 |
|
Public Access Orientation:
On the first Monday of every month (excluding holidays) at 6:00 P.M., LTV will hold an orientation session introducing and explaining public access television.
Producers Class:
Starting July 6th, on the first Tuesday of each quarter, LTV will hold a daylong producers class. It is a prerequisite for use of LTV's studios and equipment. The training is designed for novices and will provide practical hands-on experience: students will learn the principles of set design, show hosting, camera and sound operation, and directing, and even produce their own shows that will air on LTV.
As always, all are invited to tour LTV's facility and learn how to get involved in public access here in East Hampton. Call today to sign up! |
|
|
Introducing LTV's newest studio |
|
|
Studio 3, or "The Forum," is now available for production use. This newly renovated facility can accommodate up to 200 people and includes a modifiable stage and a theatrical lighting design. The studio is also customizable and available to use for a wide range of events such as community forums, presentations, lectures, fundraisers, benefits, or any special event. |
|
From The Archives: Our Town |
|
|
 This summer, LTV is celebrating our town through the words of residents, historians, artists, old-timers, nature lovers, and raconteurs. Join us in this eight week series as we visit the Green River Cemetery, Deep Hollow Ranch, The Walking Dunes, Gardiner's Island, and Home Sweet Home. From a 19th century wedding at Mulford Farm to the beautiful brick tapestries of artist Margaret Kerr, and from "New Life for an Old Windmill" to "Invasion!: Nazis in Amagansett" - discover again this fascinating place we call home.
Sundays at Five: Our Town will air on:
Sundays at 5:00 P.M.
Tuesdays at 9:00 A.M.
Wednesday at 1:00 P.M.
|
|
New on LTV: Community Corner |
|
|
Longtime LTV producer Margaret de Rouleaux brings awareness to local events and issues in her new series "Community Corner." Catch it on:
Sundays at 8:00 P.M.
Mondays at 7:00 A.M.
Wednesdays at 12:30 P.M.
Fridays at 5:30 P.M.
|
|
Debbie Klughers: It's Easy Being Green |
|
|
Debbie Klughers goes out of her way to emphasize she’s not the star of “Keepin’ It Green.” “My guests are the stars,” she says. Every episode, Debbie brings in an expert “to speak on diverse environmental topics to inform the community on subjects they may not be aware of
and to give people tools they can use in their lives.”
She says it was easy getting her show up and running on LTV: “The Producer’s class wasn’t available when I was getting started, so I just went in and helped other Producers with their shows and learned that way.”
Debbie believes her LTV show helped her win the prestigious Chancellor’s Award for Excellence at SUNY Stonybrook, an honor that takes into account community service and performing arts along with academic excellence.
Congratulations Debbie!
Keepin’ It Green airs Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m.
 Debbie Klughers goes out of her way to emphasize she’s not the star of “Keepin’ It Green.” “My guests are the stars,” she says. Every episode, Debbie brings in an expert “to speak on diverse environmental topics to inform the community on subjects they may not be aware of and to give people tools they can use in their lives.”
She says it was easy getting her show up and running on LTV: “The Producer’s class wasn’t available when I was getting started, so I just went in and helped other producers with their shows and learned that way.” Debbie believes her LTV show helped her win the prestigious Chancellor’s Award for Excellence at Stony Brook Southampton, an honor that takes into account community service and performing arts along with academic excellence. Congratulations, Debbie! "Keepin’ It Green" airs Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m. |
|
|
New Production Directory |
|
|
Recognizing that “hands on” is not always feasible, Local TV is now providing an online Production Directory listing local freelance talent for hire: shooters, editors and directors, audio and other technical professionals. To visit the directory, click on "Services" in the left-hand menu, then select "Production Directory" |
|
The Results Are In! |
|
|
Saturday, May 1st was a beautiful day for the inaugural Local TV Benefit Road Rally. In total, we had 24 highly-competitive teams who battled it out on over 100 miles of roads in the Town of East Hampton to ultimately declare a winner.
Congratulations goes out to Mindy Oppenheim and Marc Miller who brought in the first place prize with their 2003 Porsche Boxter S!
For the complete details, download the results here.
Visit again soon as we post the many pictures taken this past Saturday. |
|
The Retreat: Where Domestic Violence Ends and Hope Begins |
|
|
This spring, LTV will present a six-part series on the “Retreat,” the only domestic violence agency serving the East End. “We want to build awareness that we offer much more than our residential Shelter, which is our most visible service,” says Jennifer Palmer, Development
Director.
The series starts with a look at the Retreat and its 22-year history, and then highlights the range of support available and how to access it, a view of the abusers and steps to recovery, the residential Retreat Shelter, teen-dating violence and cyber bullying, and breaking the
cycle through education in the schools. The series is hosted by Cindy Feinberg and produced by Katherine Ryder, both board members; it is filmed by Paul Nickolatos.
To learn more about the Retreat go to www.theretreatinc.org. The series begins airing the
week of March 16th. For airtimes visit our schedule page.
 This spring, LTV will present a six-part series on the “Retreat,” the only domestic violence agency serving the East End. “We want to build awareness that we offer much more than our residential Shelter, which is our most visible service,” says Jennifer Palmer, Development Director.
The series starts with a look at the Retreat and its 22-year history, and then highlights the range of support available and how to access it, a view of the abusers and steps to recovery, the residential Retreat Shelter, teen-dating violence and cyber bullying, and breaking the cycle through education in the schools. The series is hosted by Cindy Feinberg and produced by Katherine Ryden, both board members; it is filmed by Paul Nickolatos.
To learn more about the Retreat go to www.theretreatinc.org. The series airs on LTV Channel 20 on Thursdays at 8:00 P.M., Fridays at 9:30 A.M., Satudays at 7:30 P.M., and Mondays at 1:30 P.M.
|
|
LTV Announces Free Video on Demand Service |
|
|
LTV is proud to begin offering all government meetings via the LTV website at www.ltveh.org. The new serviced titled "Video on Demand" will allow community members to watch all government meetings at any time from their own computers.
Videos will be posted to LTV's website within 24-hours of the meeting taping. Viewers are still encouraged to tune in Live for all East Hampton Town meetings. Those viewers with DVRs at home may also make use of convenient midnight scheduling of all board meetings.
We invite you to begin watching immediately. Click "Registration" on the left to begin. |
|
|
|
