What Is Public Access information from NPA-TV Norwood, ma

What is public access television?

Norwood Public Access Television's mission is to provide Norwood residents with the necessary knowledge and equipment to get their opinion on the air.

NPA-TV is a community television station where Norwood residents with an interest in television production or a program topic can receive training in digital video recording and editing. Upon completion of the required training, public access producers can use NPA-TV equipment and facilities completely free of charge to produce their own public access television program which will be broadcast on the Town Channel.

Current examples of public access shows airing on the Town Channel include Table Talk with Tom Cummings, S eniors at the Center by Jim Schmidt, Oven Luv'n with Chef Melisa and sports programs such as Norwood Youth Soccer, Youth Hockey & Youth Football.

Public Access Producers interested in producing a public access program must meet the following requirements:

Complete the Production Workshop (4 sessions).
Read and sign the policy and procedures agreement.
Submit a written program proposal.
Producers must provide their own trained crew.
Schedule studio time by appointment two weeks in advance.

The Production Workshops are offered several times throughout the year. Please review our NPA-TV Press Releases page for upcoming dates.

For more information on Public Access TV read our Public Access F.A.Q. page.

Here is a message from Station Manager Jack Tolman and a few examples of our current Public Access Programs:

Please refer to our Policies & Procedures Manual for in depth detail on what is required to have your own public access television show.

Please Contact NPA-TV with any questions you might have about Public Access Television or producing
your own show on Norwood Public Access TV.


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What is public access television? Norwood Public Access Television's mission is to provide Norwood residents with the necessary knowledge and equipment to get their opinion on the air. NPA-TV is a community television station where Norwood residents with an interest in television production or a program topic can receive training in digital video recording and editing. Upon completion of the required training, public access producers can use NPA-TV equipment and facilities completely free of charge to produce their own public access television program which will be broadcast on the Town Channel.	Form Object

Current examples of public access shows airing on the Town Channel include Table Talk with Tom Cummings, S eniors at the Center by Jim Schmidt, Oven Luv'n with Chef Melisa and sports programs such as Norwood Youth Soccer, Youth Hockey & Youth Football. Public Access Producers interested in producing a public access program must meet the following requirements: Complete the Production Workshop (4 sessions). Read and sign the policy and procedures agreement. Submit a written program proposal. Producers must provide their own trained crew. Schedule studio time by appointment two weeks in advance. The Production Workshops are offered several times throughout the year. Please review our NPA-TV Press Releases page for upcoming dates. For more information on Public Access TV read our Public Access F.A.Q. page. Here is a message from Station Manager Jack Tolman and a few examples of our current Public Access Programs: Please refer to our Policies & Procedures Manual for in depth detail on what is required to have your own public access television show. Please Contact NPA-TV with any questions you might have about Public Access Television or producing your own show on Norwood Public Access TV.
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