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Total Program Production Breakout . Programs produced by public Of the 1,105 new programs that played on the channel in 2004, 20% were produced by the public utilizing our facility (a 1 % drop) and 27% were produced by staff. . Programs produced bystaft o Programs produced by public not using Media Center Outside programs represented 53% of the programs that played on the channel. This represents a 1 % drop over the previous year. Again, these programs are most often produced by local organizations such as churches, schools, and cities. In comparing the statistics with the previous year, programs produced by the public both with our equipment and with other equipment decreased slightly, while programs produced by staff increased by 2%. Staff Productions The second half of our operation is, of course, staff productions. These are the programs that staff produces for the community. We do this because we realize that most people don't have the time, energy or desire to produce their own programs, but are interested in watching programs about their community produced for them. These programs include city meetings, high school sporting events, local news, event coverage, and community and school activities. The staff produces a wide variety of interesting and informative programs with a high degree of technical expertise. We think of it as "covering all the bases." 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 Director Kenton Kipp and his assistant Matt Waldron take great pride in producing professional looking and diverse programs. They pore over each high 8