2026-10-11 12:51 AM

Registration Underway for FCC-TV Production Workshops

Falls Church City Television will be holding two production workshops next month at the FCC-TV Studio at George Mason High School, 7124 Leesburg Pike, entrance off Haycock Road. The workshops are an opportunity to obtain the skills necessary for producing programming for FCC-TV.

The first workshop will be for Studio Production and will take place on Saturday, Aug. 20, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.

The second workshop will be for Field Production and will be on Saturday, Aug. 27, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.

Space is limited for each workshop but additional workshops may be scheduled if there is enough interest.

The registration fee for the workshops is $50 for FCC-TV members and $60 for non-members, payable in cash or checks made out to FCCAC (Falls Church Cable Access Corporation). Fees will be due at the time of registration. Space in the workshop cannot be held until fees have been paid.

For more information, contact Michael Palmrose, FCC-TV supervisor, at palmrosem@fccps.org or 703-248-5692.

Share:

More Posts

Conflicting Data On Auto Factors

This Monday , the Falls Church City Council received a detailed briefing on the status of the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission’s Envision Route 7 project and offered feedback on potential

Evidences of a Living Universe 

On the likelihood of finding sentient life elsewhere in this universe: It is the clear sense of this observer that sentient life exists in massive abundance across this universe. If

A Penny for Your Thoughts 10-8-2026

Promises made, promises broken. As a campaign theme, that slogan is popular this season. In the current mid-term election cacophony, it seems to be in every Democratic script in every

Send Us A Message