Join us at BATV on September 22nd at 2pm for another History Lecture with historian, Paul Hogman, as he will be discussing George Washington crossing the Delaware.

We traveled through time to learn the history of movie making, creating one new genre film each day! Short films consisted of Silent Films, Western, Film Noir, Musical, Action, and Sci-Fi!

During our Talk Show week, the campers wrote six separate interviews and how-to segments, fused them together to create ​"The Insanity Show: Live!" in our studio.

Our Summer Programs this year were a blast! The final videos created will be posted within the next week or two.

Social Media Influencers was a crash course in for our campers to learn how to produce, edit and market their own channels and content, as well as learning the importance of online safety.

Our Minecraft workshop consisted of building challenges, creating collaborative obstacle courses, and learning the basics of coding blocks.

Keep an eye out for Video Club sign-ups. See you in the fall!

Starting this Thursday, our Comcast Government Channel 99 will change to Channel 6. We appreciate your understanding. 

🎨 Calling all local artists! 🌟 BATV is on the lookout for talented creators, artists and innovators, to showcase their artwork in our community gallery. 🖼️ Submit your form HERE to be part of our upcoming exhibition and connect with fellow artists and art enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to shine!🎉

Hello Members, Volunteers, Staff and Friends of BATV,

Below is a template for a letter to the Massachusetts State House to support my local community media center - BATV! Also attached is a picture of Nancy, Jamie, Tara and Charlie along with the rest of BATV Staff have all mailed our own letters via US Mail. Will you do the same for BATV?

In two weeks, David Gauthier, the President of MassAccess will testify before the MA State Legislature in support of legislation that will help fund our industry. Not only does the Joint Committee need to hear from you directly, but David really wants to be holding a physical stack of letters showing how much support we have.

HERE'S ALL YOU NEED TO DO:
1. Write a letter. Use ours as a template if you like, and add why BATV is important to you.
2. Mail it via USPS this week to:
Joint Committee on Advanced Information Technology, the Internet and Cybersecurity
24 Beacon Street/Room 109-B
Boston, MA 02133
ATTN: Chairs Farley-Bouvier and Moore
3. Email a copy of your letter to Tara@Batvinc.org , so she can forward it to David for the presentation.

Your letter, which signifies your support, just might be what ensures BATV can operate well into the future. So we can continue to bring you local shows produced by local citizens; over 400 yearly hours of live government meetings; school sports and concerts; the Yankee Doodle Parade; COA programming, Nonprofit promotion and much, much more.

DON'T DELAY. WE PRESENT TO THE LEGISLATURE IN JUST 2 WEEKS.

I know I've asked you for letters like this before. But, the legislation – while very much alive – is still not passed. If you want more information, below you will also find a  fact sheet explaining the legislation.  We will also happily mail your letter for you. Email or bring it to BATV today! 
PLEASE FIND THE TIME IF YOU CAN. IT ONLY TAKES A FEW MINUTES.