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Sun Prairie High School Graduation 2010
LIVE on KSUN |
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Sun
Prairie Cable Access
once again broadcasted the 2010 Sun Prairie High School Graduation LIVE
on Friday, June 11th. The pictures below are what the set up
looks like outdoors-the set up this year had to be moved quickly
into the gymnasium due to some possible storms headed our way.
Each
Spring, SPCA-TV prepares for the live broadcast of the event weeks in
advance. Equipment is organized at the station days before the
event. On graduation day the equipment is gathered and taken over to
the high school field house where it is set up and tested with the
school's sound system. Sun Prairie Cable Access channels 98 &
983 are the only two channels you can see this LIVE production!
If
you would like to purchase
a copy of the graduation ceremony, you're in luck!
SPCA-TV has
graduation DVD or VHS copies available for only $15. Order you
very own copy in advance today by calling SPCA-TV at 837-
4193 or order
online
here.
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A view of
Ashley Field |
One of two field
house cameras |
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The
control room for Graduation 2010
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Our
sound system for Graduation |
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Congratulations
KIDS-4 Night Programmer Zac Schlosser! Good Luck next year at
UW-Stout! |
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Sun Prairie Cable Access Film Festival
2009
 "A
Walk on the Red Carpet"
First Place Recipients:
Martin Berg,
Shyla Baney, Alex Bandli, Erik
James, Calvin Berg & Al Snowdon
Awards of
Achievement were issued to the following producers: Emma Johansson, Ann Marie Kozol, Dani James, Yoli Martin, Alex Johansson, Ryan Kruger, Stone Smolak,
Marena Wheatley, Leighla Baney, Tony Kruger & Mark James
S un Prairie
 Cable
Access hosted its Ninth Annual Film Festival on August 29,
2009; at the Sun Prairie Public Library Community Room and at the Cable Access
studios. The festival was created to provide a venue for showcasing local
amateur video productions.
Entries were classified into six different categories based on their age:
Category 1: Ages 8-9, Category 2: Age 10, Category 3: Age 11, Category 4: Age
12, Category 5: Ages 13-15 and Category 6: Ages 18 and Over. One first place recipient was chosen from each category
based on total scores. These overall total scores were calculated from
individual scores awarded by the contest judges. The judges were: Bob Kott, Ed
Pagelow, Brad Smith, Dan Presser, Blake Patton, Frank Peot, Mary Ritter, Al
Snowdon, and Kent Orfan.
The Film
 Festival included presentations, a viewing of the videos submit ted,
an awards ceremony and refreshments. The master of ceremonies was WJJO radio
personality Blake Patton. Sun Prairie Cable Access Executive Director Pam
Steitz and SPCA-TV volunteer coordinator Karen Markstahler gave the welcoming
and closing remarks.
The first place recipients are as follows: for the category
ages 8-9, the first place recipient was Martin Berg for his video "Wisconsin
Johnson & The Lost Lefse". For the ten year old category, the first place recipient
was Shyla Baney, for her video "Animal Police Wisconsin". For the eleven
year old category, the first place recipient was Alex Bandli for his video "Five
Little Northern Pikes". The first place recipient
for age 12 was Erik James for his video "Cutie Works Out".
For the 13-15 year old category the first place producer was Calvin Berg for his
film "Batman's Vacation Video". Al Snowdon's film "Replanted Library
Prairie" won the top award for the over 18 category.
The top selection for each category will be viewed at the
state level at the Wisconsin Association of PEG (public, educational,
government) Access Channels Conference in the spring of 2010.
Thank you to the following businesses who donated prizes
for the 2009 Film Festival Awards Ceremony:
RU Wired?, Madison Mallards, Sun Prairie Parks Recreation & Forestry, Sentry
Foods, What's Brew'n in Sun Prairie, Beef O' Brady's,
The Star, Prairie Athletic Club, Marcus
Cinemas, Jimmy John's, Pizza Hut and
Culver's of Sun Prairie.
Thank you to all
the volunteers who helped to make this event possible we
couldn't have done it without all your hard work!
If you'd like to see the films in their entirety check
the KSUN or KIDS-4 online schedule.
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