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Widescreen, Digital, High Def, and WCCA

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If you're a producer, you've probably seen our new technical requirements for submitting videos to WCCA. The major change is that we want everything on DVD. One piece we originally left out was aspect ratio, whether or not your video is widescreen. The short version is we cannot accept widescreen DVDs and producers need to convert widescreen programming to fit on a standard screen.

It all happens at WCCA TV

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It all happens at WCCA TV13 "The People's Channel", Public Access TV in Worcester.
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Harvest Moon Dinner Dance 2009

This last Friday, WCCA held it's Harvest Moon Dinner Dance the event served, in part, as a general membership meeting, fund raiser, and celebration. The evening was a successful tribute to the tremendous efforts of all the staff, board of directors, and volunteers that make WCCA the success it is.
I would like to acknowledge the special efforts to those who did the material work such as Bill Capers for his work on the program book design, John Murzycki for handling audio and lights, Luz Tomey for coordinating the flower decorations, Charles Der Kazarian for lining up the dancers and also Peg Manoogian for the most ticket sales.Everything came together rendering a perfect evening of food,entertainment, and community support.
Thanks to those who purchased tickets and ads for the program book, in support of the station. We are ever grateful for your generosity.

WCCA IT Staff Orientation - Part I

Deep in the bowels of Worcester's public access station, there's a secret cold war electromagnetic pulse generator. Follow these instructions carefully to avoid exploding the city!

WCCA Summer 2009 Newsletter

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Find out what's happening at WCCA TV13 by reading our newsletter. The Summer 2009 issue includes news about

* The Youth Media Awards
* Sybil Farson is leaving WCCA
* Two new shows! Worcester's Wondering and A Better You

and more!
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Visit the Worcester Educational Garden.

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Visit the Worcester Educational Garden.

Things NOT to Miss in Worcester

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ART IN THE PARK:
Elm Park, Highland Street and Park Avenue, will be the place to be on Thursday, August 6th for the Opening Ceremonies of Art in the Park 2009, 6-8 p.m. The Worcester Cultural Commission invites you to join them in meeting the artists and browsing spectacular oversized sculptures on exhibit throughout the historic park. Also enjoy the sounds of The Dinosaurs in concert at 6:30 p.m. as part of Park Spirit's Elm Park Summer Concert series.

A host of activities related to Art in the Park have been planned including ART in the PARKing Lot on Sunday, August 9th; Art that Hangs Around on Thursday, August 13th; 2nd Annual Creative Laundry Day on Friday, August 14th; and Fresh Floral Art on Saturday, August 15th. Full schedule and further details available online. Art in the Park will be on exhibit through October 1, 2009

LATIN FESTIVAL:

Say NO to the "Verizon Bill"

WCCA Executive director Mauro Depasquale and others concerned by Massachusetts Bill S1531 H3765, aka the Verizon Bill, went to the Statehouse to express their concerns about this bill.

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