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Since 1975 . . .

Since 1975, CTV has provided training and access to TV production facilities for the exclusive non-commercial use of community residents, nonprofit organizations, community groups, and local government agencies in Knoxville & Knox County. Learn more About CTV by scanning the yellow Navigation Bar at the top of the page. Explore the Available Resources, the Programs On CTV and some of our Special Initiatives.

54 Film Fest

The 54 Film Fest is a Knoxville based film competition designed to help local film makers network, have an outlet for their creative talent, and ultimately be inspired to create better films with-in a competitive environment. Check out this INFORMATIONAL VIDEO, or find more information at 54filmfest.org.

Knoxville Preserves

Personal stories are precious treasures of the past told by loved ones of our present. CTV wants to hear your personal story.

CTV is actively collecting audio recordings of personal stories from residents all over Knox County. Our aim is to capture, share and preserve the heart and fiber of our community today for future generations.

Check out the Knoxville Preserves page for more information.

Knox Shots

Send us your short digital video clips or still images captured in Knoxville or Knox County. Upload them to our galleries or submit them via e-mail and we will consider airing them as part of our "Knox Shots" feature on Community Television of Knoxville.

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Promote It . . .

Don't just produce it. Promote it! If you produce a regular series for CTV, use our Coming Attractions section to promote your upcoming episodes! Share searchable information about your guests and the topics that will be discussed on your upcoming shows. Create a Username and Password at this site so you can log in and create your own Episode Promos.

Building Community through Media . . .

“Over the years we, the Healthline crew, have developed a good relationship with the CTV staff and really enjoy producing the shows. We have seen many changes and improvements. We think this is due to excellent management and concern for the community CTV serves.”

— Sheila Wittke, Knoxville Academy of Medicine Alliance

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Coming Attractions . . .

United Way Focus on the Community

Holly Buchanan from Big Brothers Big Sisters discusses their mentoring program.

Aging Advantage

2-1-1 is a free information and referral telephone number that people in East Tennessee can dial 24 hours a day to receive referrals to health and human services agencies for assistance.

The Goodwill Show

Special Events Coordinator Kelli Ryman discusses the Boy Scout Good Turn Material Drive.

Theatre Knoxville Spotlight

Avis Reid explains the role of the Police Advisory Review Committee in our community. our city provides this opportunity for citizens to question law enforcement polity.

Healthline

John me, Sheila Wittke, and my guest, Dr. J. Christopher Sherrell, an orthopedic surgeon, as we discuss knee replacement surgery.

Aging Advantage

The John T. O'Connor Senior Center offers various activities and programs to seniors 50 and older in Knox County including special events like the Valentine's Dance (Feb. 11) and the Pancake Fest (Feb 21).

Theatre Knoxville Spotlight

Carolyn Pointer Neil talks about the Alzheimer's Tennessee Knoxville Walk on Saturday, April 14, at Laurel Church of Christ on Kingston Pike.

Theatre Knoxville Spotlight

Dr. Deanna Brown has written a new book about the relationship between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law entitled "Reluctant Relationships."

Aging Advantage

Seniors for Creative Learning is a learning program at the John T. O'Connor Center with a variety of courses from March 1 to April 28. Modest fees. Registration through UT Noncredit Programs at 974-0150.