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Community Video Report (Summer 1974)

Page scan 00014 from Community Video Report

Record Details:

Title:
Community Video Report
Date:
Summer 1974
Volume:
Community Video Report, vol. 2, no. 1
Leaf #:
00014
Language:
English
Subjects:
Cable television",Videocassettes,"Video recording, Public-access television","Artificial satellites in telecommunication","Video art
Format:
Newsletters
Contributor:
The People’s Archive, DC Public Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Community Video Report was a newsletter published by the Washington Community Video Center, an Adams Morgan-based collective focused on using the emerging technologies of videotape and cable television to democratize media access.

Scanned from an original in the collection of the People's Archive, DC Public Library.
Date Added:
May 03, 2025
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16: hello Comingupat WCVC August 1: AMO Communications Committee meeting to discuss 1) neighborhood cable system progress, 2) WMAL transfer challenge. 8p.m. 8: Kids night at the Video Center. Starts 7:30 p.m. 15: WCVC retrospective on the occasion of our second anniversary. 8 8 p.m. 19: Deadline for September screening session scheduling. Please call earlier, if possible. , nich 17: New beginning video workshop begins. 10 a.m. (Saturday) Sign up : ; a ve ean soon!! i 20: New beginning video workshop begins at 6:30 p.m. (Tuesday) Register early. 22: Ward | politics night. Candidates discuss the issues before our cameras. 29: Feminist screening, featuring women-produced video. Women only. As activities at the Washington Community Video Center have expanded, so has the need for space. In June we moved into the other half of the storefront which had been sublet by the Daily Rag community newspaper (above). When the remodeling is September 9: New intermediate video workshop begins 6:30 p.m. (Monda) October finished, we will have a larger video screening space—including a film projection 1: Deadline for contributions for fall Community Video Report booth—and more working space. 1: New beginning video workshop (Tuesday) at 6:30 p.m. Meanwhile, our old office (right) will remain 5: New beginning video workshop (Saturday) at 10 a.m. the same, although the area which had been 25: New intermediate video workshop (Monday) at 6:30 p.m. used for screening will now be a video studio Community groups wishing to use the video HAVE YOU GOT SUGGESTIONS FOR THURSDAY NIGHT PROGRAMS Sone epee re eee oe should contact staff members at 462-6700. OR COMMUNITY PROJECTS? Call us quickly so we can plan for September or October booking. 462-6700. Yes, friends, there’s a communications movements. 200 you re ppare of itt Soe Sapa? Alcorese the Wee a ore. x awakening to the crucial importance nat ne communications de~~ Sah velopment for the future—and they are doing ‘something aboutit. = = | You are part of that. expanding picture. But, as the pundits point. a out, changes are occurring at lightning speed. We all need to share the Video Center's work 8 . . A Won’t you join the information-sharing network we have started? Please subscribe, encourage your workplace, library, university and friends to subscribe. CVR is running at a deficit; we need your help, your subscriptions, your donations,.and your participation. Please send me: advertising rates | | bulk sales information| | P.S.—If you don't want to cut up your CVR, just send the above info & acheck. : | | Yes, please send me a year’s subscription to rinformation what’s h ; i Conmnunity Video Report: ou ation about ee a appening. ae 1 > $4 for individuals $12 for institutional subscribers | That’s what Community Video Report is all about... sharing infor : | mation and views about the tremendous changes in the making. name | Changes which include such regular features as: Beer ee ecable television development °® 1st Amendment rights address I e broadcast access e Latest hardware news : } any state zip © programming of all sorts ® Citizen action. 2 | Caclosedis$ for____subscriptions | e computer utilization e Government policy $ as a tax-deductible uonation tofurther | ¢ health and education © Publications reviews | | | | ! | | Community Video negange tl ORGANIZATION: Washington, D.C Report ne A publication of the Washington Community Video Center, 2414 18th St., NW, P.O. Box 21068, Washington, D.C. 20009