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CMC Video Spotlights Elsie Allen HS Drama Dept
CMC’s Education Production Specialist, Isaac Lefkowitz, recently produced a video spot-lighting the Elsie Allen High School Drama Department. The video tells an exciting story about how the Elsie Allen High School Drama Department, under the direction of Rob Burt, was one of 75 high schools selected from over 2,000 nominees to perform as a part of the American High School Theatre Festival at the 2011 Fringe Festival.
The Fringe Festival is held every August in Edinburgh, Scotland and includes over 2000 different performances by artists from all over the world. The Elsie Allen High School Drama Department is currently fundraising to participate in the festival. For more info, contact their Drama Di-rector at (707)528-5489 or rburt [at] srcs.k12.ca.us.
Congratulations Arthur Jaseau!
CMC would like to congratulate Arthur Jaseau on his recent retirement from the CMC board. Arthur has been a great supporter of CMC since before we opened in 1997! Thank you Arthur for all of your support and service to CMC over the years! Congratulations Arthur!!
CMC would like to congratulate Arthur Jaseau on his recent retirement from the CMC board. Arthur has been a great supporter of CMC since before we opened in 1997! Thank you Arthur for all of your support and service to CMC over the years! Congratulations Arthur!!
Pictured at left: CMC Board Chair Scott Mindemann (left) and CMC Executive Director Dan Villalva (right) present Arthur Jaseau (middle) with a plaque for his support and service to CMC.
National History Day Video Documentary Wins Award
Congratulations go out to Santa Rosa Accelerated Charter School student Stacey Olson, who was awarded “Outstanding State Project – State of California” for her National History Day video documentary. For this year’s theme “Innovation in History: Impact and Change” she created a video documentary called “Artificial Satellites Open New Frontier” highlighting the history of artificial satellites.
National History Day Video Documentary Wins Award
Congratulations go out to Santa Rosa Accelerated Charter School student Stacey Olson, who was awarded “Outstanding State Project – State of California” for her National History Day video documentary. For this year’s theme “Innovation in History: Impact and Change” she created a video documentary called “Artificial Satellites Open New Frontier” highlighting the history of artificial satellites. In spring 2010, her project won at the local and state level and was one of two projects chosen from California to compete at the national completion held in Maryland in June.
Her documentary is expected to air in August 2010, check the programming listing for more details. Also, check out the July 5 newsletter for the complete story of Stacey Olson’s success!!
Santa Rosa Downtown Market
On June 9, CMC was found at the Santa Rosa Downtown Market. As part of the exciting outreach to the local community, we collected channel identifiers, coming soon to OurChannel 30. We met many new faces and said hello to some we already know. This also gave us a great opportunity to let people know about our new name: Community Media Center of the North Bay!Thanks to all who came out! Hope to see you the next time: August 4!! And contribute a channel id!!
Photos from the Annual Meeting & Producer’s Roundtable!!
We’ve posted the photos from the evening of festivities held in the Main Studio on May 27. You can find the photos on our Facebook page (just click the image to go straight there). The night highlighted speeches from the Executive Director Dan Villalva and Board Chair Scott Mindemann, pitches from board members up for re-election and a wide array of public producer’s video clips.
Thank you to all that came and had a good time!! We’ll see you at the next producer’s roundtable.
Luther Burbank Rose Parade DVDs!
CMC would like to thank our staff, volunteers, and Vista Broadband Networks for their help on another successful live web-stream and telecast of the 2010 Luther Burbank Rose Parade!! Congratulations everyone!! You did an amazing job!
Luther Burbank Rose Parade DVDs!
CMC would like to thank our staff, volunteers, and Vista Broadband Networks for their help on another successful live web-stream and telecast of the 2010 Luther Burbank Rose Parade!! Congratulations everyone!! You did an amazing job!
Miss the parade? Want to watch it again? Or see how cool you look in your band uniform? You’re in luck! CMC has the DVD available for purchase. For only $15 (plus shipping and handling), you can acquire your very own copy of the whole parade professionally shot by the crew from CMC. Just click the picture for the order form!
New CMC Fee Structure
Our board of directors recently approved a change to our bylaws that defined the area that CMC serves as Sonoma County and adjacent regions. To accommodate members from these new areas while acknowledging the many years of financial support that CMC has received from the City of Santa Rosa we are establishing a tiered fee structure for membership, effective February 1, 2010.
Beginning March 1, 2010 CMC members who are Santa Rosa residents will find that our membership renewal fees will increase.
Click here for the new detailed fee structure.
CMC now a Regional Center
At this same January meeting the board approved an amendment to the organization's bylaws that opens our reach to communities beyond Santa Rosa. Many months in the works, this change now allows residents from other communities to join as members. And the board also approved a change to our name to reflect our new regional status. We will now be known as the Community Media Center of the North Bay!
Regional Center Frequently Asked Questions
We've had a lot of questions on the reasons behind our plan to change to a Regional center. So, we've come up with a handy FAQ sheet that you can read online or print out at home. Click Here to View the FAQ.
To read the wording changes in the bylaws: Click Here.
New CMC Fee Structure
Our board of directors recently approved a change to our bylaws that defined the area that CMC serves as Sonoma County and adjacent regions. To accommodate members from these new areas while acknowledging the many years of financial support that CMC has received from the City of Santa Rosa we are establishing a tiered fee structure for membership, effective February 1, 2010.
Beginning March 1, 2010 CMC members who are Santa Rosa residents will find that our membership renewal fees will increase.
Click here for the new detailed fee structure.
CMC now a Regional Center
At this same January meeting the board approved an amendment to the organization's bylaws that opens our reach to communities beyond Santa Rosa. Many months in the works, this change now allows residents from other communities to join as members. And the board also approved a change to our name to reflect our new regional status. We will now be known as the Community Media Center of the North Bay!
Regional Center Frequently Asked Questions
We've had a lot of questions on the reasons behind our plan to change to a Regional center. So, we've come up with a handy FAQ sheet that you can read online or print out at home. Click Here to View the FAQ.
To read the wording changes in the bylaws: Click Here.
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