VCAM Blog

We’ve been working hard In 2018, and with your continued support we were able to expand our collective services, improve the overall user experience, and capitalize on one simple but powerful idea, we are better together...

You hear a haunting wind blowing through your house. Carefully, you tip-toe down the stairs to find the television on in the living room. A familiar fear creeps into the back of your mind, as you realize that Channel 15 is playing horror movies again!

We're getting excited for #ArtHop in #btv this weekend how about you? Come visit the Media Factory on 9/7 and 9/8 to enjoy the work of over 20 artists exhibiting throughout our facility!...

This September, we've got old essentials like Studio Production and Lighting Certification; plus an update of our Basic Camera workshop for our new 4K camera, the Panasonic UX90; with special courses in Advanced Premiere Editing and Screenplay 3-Act Structure; and the brand-new course on puppetry, Intro to Puppet! Check out the full schedule and register at bit.ly/btvmediafactory!

We've got a LOT of stuff coming up, including new workshops on Screenwriting, the Panasonic UX90, and more. Check out our schedule of classes!

Vermont Community Access Media is proud to sponsor a new collection of professionally produced and curated documentaries from the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.

Used by Hollywood editors on Deadpool, Hugo, Avatar, and others, Adobe Premiere offers amazing capabilities and useful tools in your creative endeavors. Especially if you've ever used or have any interest in learning After Effects, Photoshop, Lightroom, or the rest of the Creative Cloud Suite, Premiere will be your best friend.

Ken offers two new Premiere workshops this June—Basic Editing on the 18th, and Advanced Editing on the 25th.

VCAM producer extraordinaire, Jonny Finity has produced several PSA's on behalf of the Chittenden Solid Waste District as well as video projects for other local nonprofit organizations...

Get to know our new stabilized camera OSMO and more.

Please welcome the newest member of the VCAM team, multidisciplinary artist Athena Kafantaris! Athena's love of cables and connections began when she learned how to connect an Atari 2600—her brother was the only one who knew how to hook it up and would disconnect it when he left the house so no one else could play. She's been crawling behind TVs and plugging things in ever since. Get to know Athena with these 5Qs!