Neighborhood & Community Gallery
 Oct 9, 2019
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 Sep 5, 2019
This video is a compilation of various green screen projects produced by youth participants from Summer Media Institute 2019. They were created for the studio module, during which students learned how to shoot green screen projects in a real TV studio using special lighting and set up.
Summer Media Institute 2019: Green Screen Dreams from Cambridge Community Television on Vimeo.
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 Aug 13, 2019
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 Oct 5, 2019
ALLIANCE OF CAMBRIDGE TENANTS ELECTIONS COMING SOON!
Cambridge: VOTE FOR HASSON RASHID ON OCTOBER 19, 2019!
ALLIANCE OF CAMBRIDGE TENANTS ELECTIONS COMING SOON: VOTE FOR HASSON RASHID ON OCTOBER 19, 2019!
ACT ELECTIONS, Cambridge Housing Authority Public Housing, Voucher Tenants of the Alliance of Cambridge Tenants (ACT)!
VOTE FOR HASSON RASHID ON OCTOBER 19, 2019 IN THE ACT ELECTIONS...
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 Sep 5, 2019
A Virtual Reality experimental film about the cultural arts district Central Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This video highlights the street art that defines a city.
Produced by Liz Anderson, Toby Mallon for SMI 2019
Make sure you click around the video to experience the full effect of a 360 film!
Central Square in Virtual Reality from Cambridge Community Television on Vimeo.
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 Aug 12, 2019
Proof that you don't have to go to the Cape to encounter a shark:
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 Oct 2, 2019
ALLIANCE OF CAMBRIDGE TENANTS ELECTIONS COMING SOON: VOTE FOR HASSON RASHID ON OCTOBER 19, 2019!
ACT ELECTIONS, Cambridge Housing Authority Public Housing, Voucher Tenants of the Alliance of Cambridge Tenants (ACT)!
VOTE FOR HASSON RASHID ON OCTOBER 19, 2019 IN THE ACT ELECTIONS!
Cambridge Housing Authority Public Housing, Voucher Tenants of the Alliance of Cambridge Tenants (ACT), it is...
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 Sep 4, 2019
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 Aug 7, 2019
Buy local, eat local, and meet the people who produce your food at this interactive local food market!
As part of August's Eat Local Month, the Sustainable Business Network of Massachusetts (SBN) and In Season Food Shop are partnering to host a one-day interactive local food market that showcases and celebrates the diverse array of local food in Bow Market and greater Massachusetts.
Small food...
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 Sep 30, 2019
I'm thirsty now!
Fayerweather Street
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 Sep 4, 2019
This project is about the Mayor’s Summer Youth Employment Program site at the Cambridge Police Department.
Produced by Avery Tipper, Milan Singh, and Ameera Parham for SMI 2019
POLICE ACADEMY from Cambridge Community Television on Vimeo.
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 Jul 24, 2019
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 Sep 25, 2019
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 Sep 4, 2019
A profile on Ceasar McDowell, in which he discusses what it means to him to be a changemaker.
Produced by Jameer Silva, Ahmed Fassassi, and Nahom Woldesenbet for SMI 2019
Ceasar McDowell from Cambridge Community Television on Vimeo.
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On June 27, 2019, a formal unveiling of the two streets renamed recently to honor two African American Cantabrigdian women active in human rights work, Harriet Jacobs and Gertrude Wright Morgan, took place at Cambridge Crossing. The street renaming was a collaborative effort between the real estate developer, Divco West, and the Cambridge Historical Commission and Department of Public Works, who...
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 Sep 16, 2019
Last week was full of sad goodbyes.
After 97 years in business, Fresh Pond Market on Huron Ave. closed. FPM was a throwback to the time when you knew your store owners by name, knew the butcher would grind your hamburger just right, and knew that if you needed help carrying your bags someone would cheerfully do it for you.
I was a relative newbie to the neighborhood when I started shopping...
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Imagine.
Imagine. Imagine needing a thing. It can be any thing: a toaster oven, a cup of sugar (“I don’t need a whole bag to make flan.”), an apple for a new, mostly-tofu recipe, a replacement part for that super old thing that they don’t make replacement parts for anymore.
Now, imagine putting out a message on a social media page saying you need that thing, probably why you need it, and...
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 Jul 19, 2019
Community Media Stories | Josue Cardoza from Cambridge Community Television on Vimeo.
Josue joined CCTV's youth program shortly after moving to Cambridge. He now attends MassArt and is pursuing his dream of becoming a filmmaker.
Learn more about Cambridge Community Television at cctvcambridge.org
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 Sep 5, 2019
This video a features experimental short films created by youth participants in the Summer Media Institute 2019. After going on a field trip to the MIT Museum, students worked in small groups to produce projects inspired by various exhibits they saw.
1) Landing (32s)
Produced by Taz Downing, Hector Ruiz, Avery Tipper
2) MIT (39s)
Produced by Mattingly Wood, Allison Desir, Zola Litt-Reddy...
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I always find myself casting about for things to do in August, so I decided to remind myself of some of the some of my favorite free things to do in our fair city. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
Stroll in Mt. Auburn Cemetery, the first garden garden-style cemetery in the United States, founded in 1831. Enjoy the beautiful landscaping, including the willow pond, learn about local and...
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 Jul 13, 2019
Cambridge,Massachusetts man among more than 80 visits Resolve Philadelphia
Hasson Rashid from CCTV Cambridge, Massachusetts, visited Resolve Philadelphia for a week thanks in part to a grant from the Peer Learning + Collaboration Fund.
Peer Learning + Collaboration Fund awards $15K in grants during first half of 2019. First ‘Share + Learn’ event with Resolve Philadelphia draws more than 80...
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