What makes a good job interview? In this fun comedy / instructional video, Prologue Early College students explore the ins and outs of successful job interviews. This video won “Best of the Festival” at Chicago Youth Community Film Festival 2012. Congratulations Prologue! Be sure to follow and like us!
Miles Johnson, CTVN’s exceptionally talented young producer from Prologue Early College, wrote and directed this powerful music video. As Miles puts it in the video: “…bright intellectuals, now it’s the time. Time for what? For the positive grind”… Music: “I dunno” by grapes, released under Creative Commons By Attribution 3.0 Read more…
Last week on May 31st the staff and friends of the Community TV Network had the great honor to attend and be part of the fifth annual Chicago Youth Community Film Festival. Young film makers from the Alternative Schools Network came from all over Chicago to celebrate their achievements and Read more…
It’s finished!! Our new studio is all ready for the summer session of the ASM Video Production Program, which starts June 18th!. Our friends at the “Down and DirtyShow with Frank Fontana” provided us with a new state-of-the-art green screen, sound proof walls, a dolly, trusses for lighting, and a viewing Read more…
Since Thursday May 17th, Frank Fontana and his crew have been hard at work rehabbing the CTVN studio. CTVN headquarters is full of chaos with workers, building equipment, and excitement. The construction will be done soon and the students will have an amazing new workspace! Anticipation to see the completed Read more…
We have been given the amazing opportunity to receive a studio make over at CTVN by the folks at the Down and Dirty with Frank Fontana show! “Down and Dirty with Frank Fontana”, a DIY home and work redux online television series, sponsored by Craftsman and Kenmore, is remodeling Read more…
The students at Ada S. McKinley have started their own videos blogs. Their film instructor, Mel Gonzalez, gives us the scoop about these videos interviews. “The blog spawned out of a flip camera assignment where kids would borrow a flip camera for a week and interview friends, family, neighbors, etc. Read more…
Prologue, an alternative high school the West Side of Chicago, educates their students from a social justice standpoint. We had the privilege to sit down with Vedran’s film class to learn about who they are, their role models, and their hopes for the future. The students first talked with us Read more…