When cable companies proposed laying down cable in communities across the United States, the communities wondered what they could gain by granting them permission.  The answer is one of the most dynamic and innovative concepts in communication - Access Television.  Access television provides programming for the community, by the community.  For more information about KSUN-12 history, refer to our Frequently Asked Questions.

The purpose of Sun Prairie Cable Access Television is to serve community members by training those interested in airing video productions.  As a grass roots organization the mandate is to create a communication link between individuals and groups to the Sun Prairie community at large.

KSUN-12 is Sun Prairie's Public, Education, and Government (PEG) channel.  In serving these community interests KSUN-12 airs a variety of programming.  Shows by and for seniors, local government and civic meetings, high school sports, musical programs, church services and more are showcased on KSUN-12.  For a preview of the programs airing on KSUN-12, check out KSUN-12 Programs.

The programming for KSUN-12 relies heavily on productions submitted by community volunteers.  For information on who is eligible to submit tapes or use Sun Prairie Cable Access facilities, go to our User Guidelines.

KSUN-12 offers training on Sun Prairie Cable Access equipment to help producers create quality programming.  The KSUN-12 Workshops offer instruction on location productions, editing, and in-studio production.