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institutions and the general public. We are primarily interested in forging ongoing programs with the local schools. Total Program Production Breakout I!I Programs produced by public Of the 1,101 new programs that played on the channel in 2003, 21 % were produced by the public utilizing our facility and 25% were produced by staff. Outside programs represented 54% of the programs that played on the channel. Again, these programs are most often produced by local organizations such as churches, schools, and cities. It isn't surprising that more programs are being independently produced. As video production equipment becomes more and more computer based it becomes less expensive. Many organizations have made an investment into their own production equipment. This is particularly true of organizations that have made video production an integral means of sharing their message. . Programs produced by staff [J Programs produced by public not using Media Center Our operation can really be divided into two separate departments, public access and staff productions. It is a system that serves the community well. The staff produces a wide variety of interesting and informative programs with a high degree of technical expertise, and every opportunity exists for anyone from the public to do the same. It's a perfect world. The Production Van The North Metro production van is a familiar sight at all of our ball fields, gymnasiums, and ice rinks. It serves as a production tool, PR tool, and classroom all in one. Van Coordinator Kenton Kipp and his assistant Matt Waldron are two hard working fellows. They pore over each high school's sports roster and look at upcoming city events to plan their coverage schedules. They try hard to balance many different sports for both 7