I am finishing up my last Videoblogging class at CCTV. This class has been a great experience. During our first class we went over what blogging is which was very informative for me as the concept was new to me. That same day we set up accounts on both the CCTV site and blip.tv and wrote our first blog. We then got to bring home filp video cameras that we had to film footage where ever we wanted to, in Cambridge with. I filmed footage of the internship at CCTV. During the second class we learned how to put videos on both CCTV's website and blip.tv. In the third class I posted my video of my internship on the web. It was a great experience. The teacher was great, explained everything well, and was very helpful in and outside of class. I would highly recommend this class for anyone who wants to learn about video blogging.

I have been a part of Cambridge Community Television (CCTV) for ten months now. I started out at the station through a class at my school and now I am interning at CCTV.

This summer I am participating in an internship through the Special Media Intern Team Et-cetera (SMITE) group. This group is made up five teenagers who have worked together to accomplish a lot in a very short period of time. We are currently working on two Public Service Announcements for CCTV. We have edited these programs in the editing program Final Cut Pro, which I became certified in through Malden Access Television, last summer. In addition, we are editing a project for the Cambridge Reads program and have labeled video tapes to be archived. I have enjoyed these activities all they while getting to know the very nice staff members at the station. I am also taking a video blogging class and am going to be taking on on HTML and Dreamweaver at the station.

This is my introduction and a test video that I used to learn how to up load videos.

Welcome to my video blogging page! I know this page is blank right now, but I am taking a class on video blogging. So come back soon and you shell be entertained!