Since 1972: Filmmaking Workshops, Equipment, Post, Screenings/Events, Youth Media, Award-Winning Productions. Soon to be home of first US Doc-Only Cinema!
DCTV is an established non-profit media arts resource and center for NYC’s independent filmmaking community. Founded in 1972 by award-winning documentarians Jon Alpert and Keiko Tsuno, DCTV provides the general public with low-cost access to production equipment, editing facilities, hundreds of filmmaking workshops, screenings, events and more. Well known for flagship programs like PRO-TV, in which under-served youth receive free access to media arts instruction, equipment, facilities, and mentorship, DCTV is working to ensure that all media-makers are given substantial opportunities to move forward in their lives artistically, educationally, and professionally. DCTV is also an award-winning documentary production house, and the soon-to-be home of the first US documentary-only cinema.
DCTV fosters diverse viewpoints by providing professional training, state-of-the-industry resources and outstanding documentary productions with the belief that diversity of expression invigorates our democracy.
http://www.dctvny.org
"Founded in 1972, DCTV has grown into one of the leading documentary production and film education centers in the country. A community of and for documentary filmmakers located in a landmark firehouse in NYC’s Chinatown, DCTV is a unique space where community screenings and discussions, youth media and continuing education programs, and affordable production resources all exist side by side with award-winning documentary work. DCTV’s film and television productions have been recognized with 16 Emmy Awards, 4 duPont-Columbia Awards, 2 Academy Award Nominations, a Peabody Award, 6 New York Emmy Awards and accolades at film festivals and competitions around the world. DCTV is currently under construction on a cinema dedicated to nonfiction."to add DCTV map to your website;