New video by NCCMC
October 8, 2010
In “Read more,” see New Castle Community Media Center’s video of last Sunday’s Open House at CFD.
Read MoreWelcome to the NCCTV Section
Chappaqua Fire Department Open House 2010: The Movie
UPDATE: Assembly hopefuls Castelli and Harckham visit New Castle
Castelli, left; Harckham, right
UPDATE: February 8, 2010
by John Ehrlich
With the Special Election for the 89th State Assembly seat coming up tomorrow, February 9, New Castle has been much more than a mere whistle stop on the New York State Assembly main line. Not only did it host the League of Women Voter’s Candidates’ Night last Thursday, but the two candidates, Bob Castelli and Peter Harckham, and sitting Assemblymen like George Latimer have been visiting town with pleasing regularity.
Read MoreWarning: public access channels move to digital tier Tuesday, Sept. 16
September 12, 2008
by Christine Yeres
Just as a batch of ten Cablevision channels, including C-Span’s Book TV, shifted last spring from analog to digital-only, so too, the “PEG” channels – “public, educational and government,” 75, 77 and 78 – will follow suit and move to digital-only on September 16, 2008. That means they will only be available on televisions that have a digital cable box, at $6.50 per box, per month.
Read MoreA new way to stay on top of local issues: info on demand
Hit “Schedules & Agendas” on our menu at left to see town government agendas each week.
April 11, 2008
by Christine Yeres
Last summer, before we first published our online community newspaper, we grabbed as many of you as we could and said, “You know all those meetings you don’t have time to attend, and, when you DO attend them, you don’t know what anyone’s talking about? Well, that’s where we think NewCastleNOW.org will help.”
Read MoreCongratulations to all NCCTV video and PSA award winners!
April 4, 2008
NewCastleNOW.org would like to extend our congratulations to all of the winners of the NCCTV video and PSA contest awards. Here is a complete listing of the categories, video titles and winners. [Visit Photo Gallery to view picture of the event.]
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Through website, on-demand video of NCCTV offerings
Station Manager Carrie Krams
By Christine Yeres
January 18, 2008
NCCTV’s website, http://www.ncctv.org/, has been redesigned to incorporate “streaming” video, that is, “on demand” replays of various government, educational and public access shows.
Read MoreLearn filmmaking from an expert: NCCMC hosts documentary filmmaker at May 11 class
April 15, 2011
by Barbara Kornreich
Award-winning documentary filmmaker Eric Metzgar kicks off New Castle Community Media Center’s Guest Lecturer Series on Wednesday, May 11, at 5:30 p.m. with “Directing the Documentary,” a two-hour class that will cover multiple topics including interviewing strategies, story development, field shooting and music scoring.
Read MoreWhat is New Castle watching? The KenKen Movie on NCCMC
See “The KenKen Movie” in “Read more…” and learn to make movies Wed. Feb. 2 at NCCMC 2-4pm
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
by Barbara Kornreich
If you’ve been wondering what’s going on at the New Castle Community Media Center these days, check out The KenKen Movie – a short, suspenseful film about the KenKen puzzle tournament held at the Chappaqua Library in October 2010.
Read MoreChappaqua Library Talk: Anthony Rudel on radio’s roots & media’s march to dominance
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 6
See Rudel’s interview with Joan Kuhn on NCCMC in “Read more.”
October 1, 2010
by Christine Yeres
“Everything in today’s 24/7 media-crazed world has its roots in the first dozen years of American radio,” says author and media consultant Anthony Rudel whose book
Hello, Everybody! The Dawn of American Radiowas a critical success when it was published two years ago. He will give a talk and field questions during a forum at the Chappaqua Library on Wednesday, October 6th, at 7:30 p.m.
Read MoreWelcome NCCMC, the new media center, formerly known as NCCTV
September 24, 2010
by Susie Pender
NCCTV has a new name, and new home and a new mission. Learn all about it at their booth on Community Day. NCCTV has become the New Castle Community Media Center, or NCCMC. They have moved their studio from “the room at the back of the Horace Greeley High School library” to a newly renovated space behind Talbot’s at the top of King Street.
Read MoreBeyond television: NCCTV to open state-of-the-art media center in downtown Chappaqua
Loui Bond, Lyle Anderson and Carrie Krams
July 2, 2010
by Barbara Kornreich
Hear that banging in Suite 2 next to Talbots at the top of King Street? It’s the sound of volunteer efforts building the new state-of-the-art New Castle Community Media Center (NCCMC). By mid-July, New Castle Community Television, known by its acronym NCCTV, plans to unveil this new media access center. Limited operations will begin on July 15, with a grand opening scheduled for September.
Read MoreCome Walk the Red Carpet to Celebrate Local Producers’ Talents and NCCTV’s 10th Birthday
March 21, 2008
New Castle Community Television will hold its Short Video/Film Festival 2008 Awards Night – which will be part Hollywood celebration and part NCCTV birthday party—at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 29th, at the Chappaqua Library, 195 S. Greeley Ave.
NCCTV’s film festival expands to include public service announcements
Alix Diaconis and Dan Lindau interview on YouTube. See “Read more.”
by Christine Yeres
November 2, 2007
New to the NCCTV film festival this year is a public service announcement category in which New Castle middle and high school students are invited to create anti-drug and -alcohol messages in either film or posters (using any medium).
Read MoreNCCTV’s 2nd Annual Short Video/Film Festival 2008
Plus New “Public Service Announcement” Category
October 5, 2007
Last year’s contest culminated in an awards night at the Chappaqua Library, with adult and student winners strutting their stuff on the red carpet and taking the stage to accept the NCee—a New Castle Oscar. Categories include Animation, Documentary and Narrative.
