RCAC wants to interest and serve members of the community in developing purposeful television productions, and in this way, promote awareness, understanding and involvement among citizens within the community. By becoming involved in production and cablecasting of access TV programming, citizens can exercise their individual freedom of expression and allows individuals, organizations and agencies to present a variety of programs on various community issues. Learning to Produce Television How to Become a Producer Local access producers are individuals or groups certified to use the facility in utilizing the television medium for the purpose of communication as granted by the Constitution.
Producers cover their own expenses.
In some cases underwriting may be obtained to offset or supplement production costs. Local access producers accept full responsibility for the content and quality of the program. Courses Individuals can take a beginning hands-on training course in basic television production. A Production Assistant card is issued upon successful completion of the course. Class size is limited to 20.