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Technophobia in Film:
A Film Discussion Class
“Be afraid. Be very afraid.” From the very beginning, Hollywood movies have offered a frightening reflection of our deep fear of technology, its effects, and sinister implications. Time-traveling terminators, resurrected dinosaurs, alien invasions, and virtual prisons all give us a sense of just how terrified Hollywood writers, directors, and producers think we are (or should be).
In this class we will investigate popular, pivotal movies and discuss their fears, warnings, and possible solutions to this ever-increasing cultural technophobia. Discussion topics will include: “the mad scientist and you,” “ghosts in the machines,” “malfunctioning machinations,” “risks and rewards,” and “the power of human ingenuity.”
Throughout these classes, we will discuss Modern Times, Frankenstein, The Fly, Godzilla, War of the Worlds , 2001: A Space Oddessy, Moonraker, Blade Runner, Star Wars, The Matrix , and Wall-E.
Our next class will cover the 1999 sci-fi/action film, The Matrix (Wachowski), and touch upon the many conflicts with technology, ethics of artificial intelligence and surveillance, themes including “fate vs. choice,” and our cultural obsession with truth and meaning.
Click HERE to register for this free class at LMCTV, space is limited.
Thousand’s of stories lie within the walls of the library.
On a chilly January night, let their stories warm your heart.
Prepare to feel, prepare to see,
prepare for an experience like no other at your library!
This free event was brought to you by:
The Mamaroneck Library
The Village of Mamaroneck Arts Council
The Sandbox Theater
LMCTV
and United States Associates.
LMCTV has always had a strong internship program, allowing College, High School and Post Grads the opportunity for hands on production experience. We are currently interviewing for our Spring Internship (March 2019- June 2019) positions for:
Spring Intern 2018
Video Production Intern
Social Media Intern
Broadcast Journalism Intern
You can read more about our Internship program and testimonials here
To apply email Studio Production Manager Dena Schumacher
For your creative or business needs, LMCTV is here for you.
Our studio space is available to reserve for productions, auditions, rehearsals, screenings or gatherings. It is equipped with a full lighting grid and control board.
Our Conference Room features a table with seating of up to 8 people and a flat screen with Chromecast for display.
Our Green Room is ideal for a more intimate gathering. The green room features a makeup mirror, Chromecast display, a comfortable couch and a zen inspired feel.
Contact reserve@lmctv.org or 914-381-2002 x 206 for more information.
Building Community Through Media.
Every Year, Westchester Magazine runs,
“The Best of Westchester,” an opportunity to highlight businesses,
organizations, and individuals in our county.
This year LMCTV needs your help!
Submit your vote now for LMCTV’s programming and events.
Here are the categories we could win with your support.
Click on the link below, Choose the Category, fill out the info and submit!
Category: People and Media
#5 Local TV Personality
Type in the following:
Name: The Local Live’s Maura Carlin
Town: Mamaroneck
#6 Local TV Programming
Type in the following:
Name: LMCTV’s The Local Live
Town: Mamaroneck
Category: Fun + Leisure
#1 Annual Festival
Type in the following:
Name: LMCTV & Village of Mamaroneck Recreation Department’s Tiki Invasion
Town: Mamaroneck
#21 Non-Profit Event
Type in the following:
Name: LMCTV & Village of Mamaroneck Recreation Department’s Tiki Invasion
Town: Mamaroneck
Cast your vote before the January 23rd deadline and let everyone know that:
Our Community is the Best in Westchester!
We encourage you to vote for our community partners in Mamaroneck and Larchmont in the other categories.
LMCTV was at STEM-tasic Friday March 16, 2018 at the Hommock’s Middle School. Hundreds of school aged students from various communities came together to learn, play and experience Science, Technology, Engineering and Math exhibits/”challenges.” LMCTV was happy to document the event and be a part of it, by providing a Stop Motion Challenge. Each participant created their own mini-characters out of play dough and had to tell a short story using our stop motion program. You can check out the participants’ work below!
Jimmy Fink from the Peak and Susan Riley of the Mamaroneck Public Library talk to Sunny Goldberg on Know Your Neighbors, to talk about the ‘One Book – One Community’ choice for April, entitled 1968.
Watch as they speak about the library events surrounding ‘One Book – One Community’ and enjoy them recalling their experiences from 1968.
Click here to watch
Sunny Goldberg with Jimmy Fink from the Peak and Susan Riley of the Mamaroneck Public Library
“Where is the green room?” was a common question guests asked as they waited to be called into the studio for a taping. The solution was to make the room greener! Enlisting the help of Jamie Lynn, the owner of M.A.D.E. (My Art and Design Experience), LMCTV has beautified their studio space. It took about 12 hours, with the help of volunteers and employees of LMCTV to create this inspiring wall. You can come to the studio anytime Monday- Friday 12pm-8pm to see this imaginative wall in real life, and then walk down the street to Boston Post Road to M.A.D.E and let our neighbor know what great job she did! For over 30 years, LMCTV has been the place where community and creativity come together. Let our green room be a stepping point into your next creation! For more information on LMCTV, its programs and its offerings, please contact COO Matt Sullivan at 914-381-2002 x 202, or email him at msullivan@lmctv.org.
Having trouble with parking meters? Watch this short instructional video on how to pay for parking, and other features of the new system in the Village of Mamaroneck.