RCTV is Rochester’s award-winning non-profit public access station and Community Media Center. Call us or come in for a visit to see how you can get involved today!
RCTV is now streaming live for viewing on phone, tablet, laptop or desktop.
(Best viewed on phone or laptop)
Looking to listen to 100.9 WXIR? Click photo to listen live or to click button below visit WXIR’s website for more information.
Find out what RCTV and 100.9 WXIR were up to during 2016.
City News features Carvin Eison and explores his inspiration and mission as a filmmaker.
RCTV is Rochester’s award-winning non-profit public access station and Community Media Center. Call us or come in for a visit to see how you can get involved today!
RCTV is now streaming live for viewing on phone, tablet, laptop or desktop.
(Best viewed on phone or laptop)
Looking to listen to 100.9 WXIR? Click photo to listen live or to click button below visit WXIR’s website for more information.
Find out what RCTV and 100.9 WXIR were up to during 2016.
City News features Carvin Eison and explores his inspiration and mission as a filmmaker.
Mayor Lovely Warren, the City of Rochester and RochesterWorks sponsored a summer youth employment program during a six week period over July and August. Under this Summer of Opportunity (SOOP) youth employment program, young people ages 14-20 receive a stipend as well as vital career training and hands-on professional skills that encourage school success as well […]
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I started taking classes at RCTV about seven years ago (although it doesn’t seem possible it was that long). I took everything available from documentary filmmaking to TV Studio Production and Editing, as well as many of the workshops. I’ve produced specials and promos for RCTV and WXIR, as well as a three-time Telly award-winning TV […]
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Are you an artist, arts organization or arts educator who would benefit from receiving grant money? Come to the Grants Workshop that will be given at RCTV/WXIR on Wednesday, August 30 from 6 PM to 8 PM to find out how to apply! Livingston Arts administers the Genesee Valley Arts Grants that are funded through the Decentralization Program, […]
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Chris G. always listened to radio, but the minute a friend pulled him into a college station at which he was working, Chris was hooked. Chris G. began his career as a DJ at WRUR 88.5 in 1991. Although hip hop had been around since ’79, some thought it was a trend and no one was […]
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On Saturday, July 8 and Sunday, July 9, RCTV and WXIR will be at the Corn Hill Arts Festival. Come out and join us as we broadcast segments of each day on 100.9 WXIR! The Corn Hill Arts Festival takes place in one of Rochester’s oldest residential neighborhoods, and it is celebrating its 49th Anniversary […]
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If you’d like to take RCTV classes, but can’t commit to a schedule of four weeks, check out our new two-week quick start classes! These new classes will be fast-paced, and will get you up to speed to produce your TV program, or edit your video in just two short classes. Quick […]
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If you are closing in on completing a documentary or narrative and you are wondering how to select from the thousands of film festivals out there, here are some articles that give great tips on making those choices and on submitting your work. Below this list are two online tools to use to discover the best film […]
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It doesn’t seem possible that it will be a year in May since RCTV launched 100.9 WXIR, but we’re already at our one-year anniversary! To help us celebrate, won’t you please join us on-air at 100.9 WXIR from 1-4 PM on Saturday, May 20? The event will be hosted by comedian Joel James and RCTV’s Carvin Eison and Rashida Burch-Washington. […]
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The SOTA Radio Dramas Project began in Michelle Sapere’s drama class at School of the Arts. Because RCTV was looking to create radio dramas to air on 100.9 WXIR and also wanted more youth involvement, Rashida Burch-Washington reached out to Ms. Sapere to discuss an after-school program. Ms. Sapere immediately jumped at the idea of actually […]
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