Easton Community Access Television
The mission of ECAT is to develop and produce educational, cultural and informational community programming for the Town of Easton, MA and to provide an electronic forum for the free exchange of information and ideas which reflect the talents, interests, concerns and diversity of Easton residents.

Programming Changes at ECAT

Easton Community Access TV is the process of finalizing am upgrade to its playback software. This process should conclude on September 3. This upgrade will help to deliver more relevant community content, in higher quality, in a more timely manner to the cables access viewers in Easton.

Please be advised that the program guide will be unavailable on our website until September 3.
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Thank you for your patience.

Jason Daniels
Executive Director
Easton Community Access Television

ECAT Orientation - September 16, 2010

Easton Community Access TV - Orientation
Thursday, September 16, 2010

Got an idea for a show?

Get involved with Easton Community Access TV.

EastonCAT has lots of volunteer opportunities. Learn about production, assist on shows, or even create your own show!

WHEN: September 16, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
WHERE: 50 Oliver Street, Second Floor

508-230-7200
www.eastoncat.org

EastonCAT TV Highlights: Thursday August 26- Wednesday September 1

Local Culture:
Lions Club Thrift Store: The Grange
EastonCAT Intern, Rachel Tesler, recently paid a visit to the Easton Grange with camera in tow. Her video explores how the Grange came to be run by the Easton Lions, as volunteers explain their roles in the history of this local treasure.
See this show 3:30 pm Friday, 11:30 am and 8:30 pm Tuesday

Health and Fitness:
Yoga with Liza from Easton Yoga Center

Book Lovers of Easton- Newly Renovated Queset Garden

Town Manager TV is on EastonCAT

Easton Town Manager, David Colton, regularly presents this show to answer questions about town issues and interview key figures about town. Send questions for future shows to questionsforcolton@easton.ma.us or post them on www.eastonmass.com

Go to http://blip.tv/file/3966844 to see the video

YMCA Campers Produce Their First Movie!

Last week, middle-school aged campers from the Frothingham Branch Family YMCA came to EastonCAT to learn basic video skills and produce a short silent film. The four day workshop gave kids an opportunity to get their hands on HD cameras and learn the basics of visual storytelling. Then, for their final project they wrote, directed, and edited their own silent film called 'Magic Practice.' Nice Job!

(This show airs at 7:30am and 11:30 am Wednesdays, 5pm Fridays, and 2:30pm Satudays until the end of August).

SAVE BOSTON CHANNELS: now on Facebook

JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP HERE

This group is for television viewers in Bristol County, Massachusetts who want to protect their right to watch Boston TV stations on their cable or satellite systems.

Because Bristol County is considered part of the Providence TV market, there are some Providence TV stations who are trying to eliminate competition by demanding that Boston TV stations be REMOVED from cable and satellite.

Garden at Ames Free Library

Father's Day Road Race

Learn to Tell Your Story

Easton Community Access Television has the tools for 21st century storytelling. Digital, file based cameras and professional non linear editing software enable our members to work with high quality HD equipment. We have professional veteran staff to provide a solid foundation in the skills of digital media production. And of course we have our cable channels that reach right into your neighborhood.

Here are some members exploring our field cameras.

Easton Community Access Television
50 Oliver Street Suite 201A
North Easton, MA 02356
Phone: 508-230-7200
info@eastoncat.org

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