Thank you to everyone who came out to the 3rd Annual Tiki Invasion!
Additional thanks to the Village of Mamaroneck Parks & Recreation Department for helping to make this all possible. We hope to see you all again next year. In the meantime, check out some of the pictures from our event.
Watch the 2018 Village of Mamaroneck Fireman’s Parade!
Geared for young people 13 and up, LMCTV’s summer filmmaking workshops are an opportunity to learn hands-on video and filmmaking skills. From script writing, to cinematography, to computer video editing and more, participants will write, shoot, direct, act and edit their own movie! Each workshop is held Monday through Friday from 10am-3pm for three weeks at LMCTV’s Studio in Mamaroneck, NY.
The workshop is in its eighteenth year.
Space is limited so fill out the forms below! If you need any more information call Matt Sullivan at 914-381-2002 ext. 202.
Parental Off Premisses Consent Form 2018
Participation Form 2018
In this LMCTV “Members Only” Class, learn the soup to nuts basics of taking your short film script and turning it into a reality. In this class, LMCTV COO and independent film director, producer, and writer Matt Sullivan will walk you through your first steps to producing your short film. You do not need to have a script written to participate.
Learn how to create the zoom and pan effect made popular by documentary filmmaker Ken Burns. Using this effect makes plain and static subjects come to life with simple zooms and movement.
In this class we will be Creating a “Ken Burns” Pan and Zoom Effect in Premiere Pro. The Ken Burns effect is a type of panning and zooming effect used in video production from still imagery. The feature enables a widely used technique of embedding still photographs in motion pictures, displayed with slow zooming and panning effects, and fading transitions between frames.
To create this roving effect in Adobe Premiere Pro, we will be using something VERY useful in all video editing: keyframes.
**Students need to bring 25 still pictures (JPEG) and 1 song file (WAVE, Mp4) to class on a thumb drive.
Want to create designs for promotional materials or just touch up some family photos? Maybe you just want to create an interesting visual for your website or are looking to develop a personal work of art. All this is possible with the incredibly popular, Adobe Photoshop! Yes it can be intimidating to jump into a powerhouse like Photoshop without knowing what’s what, but I’ll be walking you through the basic tools, layout, and functions to get you started. All ages are welcome!
It’s time to go beyond the basic tools and functions of Photoshop. Take your skills to the next level with Masks, Filters, Blending Modes, and more. A basic understanding of Photoshop is required.
All Ages are welcome!
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LMCTV CEO, Erik Lewis, is retiring from the company on June 15, 2018 to pursue other creative projects. Mr. Lewis began his tenure at LMCTV on November 8, 1999 as Executive Director. In June of 2015 he began working reduced hours under the title Chief Executive Officer, sharing executive responsibility with his colleague Matthew Sullivan who was promoted to Chief Operating Officer. “It’s time to devote myself full time to the ideas and projects I have had on the back burner,” said Mr. Lewis.
I’ve loved every minute of being at LMCTV – the people, the challenges, the politics.
Prior to coming to LMCTV, Mr. Lewis had been a documentary and public affairs producer/writer for both independent documentaries and broadcast entities including WNET, Lifetime, and the Learning Channel. Mr. Lewis began his career in the arts in 1966 as technical director and mask maker in the Free Southern Theater – a traveling civil rights theater group based in New Orleans.
During his nearly 19 year tenure as the leader of LMCTV, the non-profit has broadened and deepened its service to the community. “Our mission of building community through media resonated deeply with me and is something in one way or another I’ve been doing my whole life,” said Mr. Lewis. “I’ve loved every minute of being at LMCTV – the people, the challenges, the politics. It’s wonderful to have been given the opportunity to change people’s lives.”
Among the programs Mr. Lewis is most proud of initiating is the creation of The Local Live – an LMCTV-produced local weekly news and public affairs show featuring live call-in segments with local opinion leaders. “I patterned it after a Thirteen Live, a Channel 13 public affairs show I was a producer for. I added the live call-in component because I thought it was a great way to allow the community direct access to their leaders,” said Mr. Lewis.
Other accomplishments Mr. Lewis cites are: creation of the Summer Teen Filmmaking Workshops, an affordable, immersive summer camp experience where young people can learn filmmaking; the Almost Anything Goes Videofest (2001-09), where local creative artists and students showcase their work (soon to be revived); the K-6 Afterschool Video Clubs, a series of workshops offered in all the K-6 schools in the Mamaroneck and Rye Neck School Districts; the Corporate Underwriting Program, where local businesses have their grant support for LMCTV acknowledged by PBS-style acknowledgments; the Varsity Sports Program, where 80 varsity sports contests, ranging from football, basketball, and baseball to girls Lacrosse and field hockey, including state championships, are recorded and broadcast.
“We were blessed to have had Erik Lewis for so long,” said Jeff Meighan, LMCTV Board President. “His talent for administration kept the organization fiscally sound and his vision of community kept us moving in the right direction. I wish him the best in his future endeavors.”
“He taught me a lot about leadership,” said Matt Sullivan, LMCTV Chief Operating Officer. “Because of Erik and the foundation he helped build, I am prepared to lead LMCTV in its next phase of development which I foresee being expansion of social media platforms and becoming more visible in the community with the addition of a mobile production van to better serve the community.”
I am anxious to rekindle the creative forces that brought me to television and theater
What’s next for the retiring executive? “I am anxious to rekindle the creative forces that brought me to television and theater in the first place. I’m not into bucket lists. I’m into projects. Stay tuned.”
Those wishing to contact Mr. Lewis to wish him well can still reach him at elewis@lmctv.org. The email account will remain active until the end of the year.
LMCTV Mural Piece $200
LMCTV announces a twelve-week, 17-game re-broadcast schedule of games televised during the 2017-2018 academic year at both Mamaroneck and Rye Neck High Schools.
The schedule consists of highlighted games, some of which went down to the final minutes — and final seconds — creating some of the most memorable moments of the year for Panthers and Tigers fans.
The action gets underway the weekend of June 15, with a nail-biter football game at Mamaroneck.
The series will wrap up the weekend of August 31 with two scintillating Mamaroneck Boys Lacrosse games.
Panther fans can relive the boys soccer team’s thrilling double overtime goal in the New York State Tournament, airing the weekend of June 22.
The schedule includes seven Section 1 playoff games and two New York State playoff games, including postseason competition in boys soccer, field hockey, boys basketball, baseball, and boys and girls lacrosse.
Fans can watch every game LMCTV Varsity Sports televised this year on LMCTV’s “Watch Now” section online at www.LMCTV.org. Fans can also request DVD copies of all televised games by calling 914-381-2002, ext. 0.
For more information on LMCTV Varsity Sports, please contact Rob Moretti, LMCTV Community Sports Producer, at 381-2002, x 207, or via email at rmoretti@lmctv.org. You can also follow LMC Varsity Sports on Twitter at @LMCTVSports.
Weekend of June 15 – June 18
8:00pm/1:00pm: Mamaroneck Football vs. Mount Vernon – 9/15/17
Weekend of June 22 – June 25
8:00pm/1:00pm: Rye Neck Boys Soccer vs. Westlake – 10/20/17 (Sectional Playoffs)
9:30pm/2:30pm: Rye Neck Boys Soccer vs. Rhinebeck – 11/1/17 (Regional Semifinal)
Weekend of June 29 – July 2
8:00pm/1:00pm: Mamaroneck Field Hockey vs. Clarkstown South – 10/26/17 (Sectional Playoffs)
9:15pm/2:15pm: Mamaroneck Field Hockey vs. Scarsdale – 10/30/17 (Sectional Playoffs)
Weekend of July 6 – July 9
8:00pm/1:00pm: Mamaroneck Girls Basketball vs. Suffern – 1/3/18
Weekend of July 13 – July 16
8:00pm/1:00pm: Rye Neck Girls Basketball vs. Pawling – 1/29/18
Weekend of July 20 – July 23
8:00pm/1:00pm: Mamaroneck Ice Hockey vs. Scarsdale – 2/9/18
Weekend of July 27 – July 30
8:00pm/1:00pm: Mamaroneck Boys Basketball vs. Ramapo – 2/28/18 (Sectional Playoffs)
Weekend of August 3 – August 6
8:00pm/1:00pm: Mamaroneck Softball vs. White Plains – 4/11/18
Weekend of August 10 – August 13
8:00pm/1:00pm: Rye Neck Softball vs. Mamaroneck – 5/2/18
Weekend of August 17 – August 20
8:00pm/1:00pm: Rye Neck Baseball vs. Haldane – 5/3/18
9:20pm/2:20pm: Rye Neck Baseball vs. Valhalla – 5/18/18 (Sectional Playoffs)
Weekend of August 24 – August 27
8:00pm/1:00pm: Mamaroneck Baseball vs. Yorktown – 5/21/18 (Sectional Playoffs)
10:00pm/3:00pm: Mamaroneck Girls Lacrosse vs. Mahopac – 5/21/18 (Sectional Playoffs)
Weekend of August 31 – September 3
8:00pm/1:00pm: Mamaroneck Boys Lacrosse vs. Lakeland/Panas – 5/12/18
9:30pm/2:30pm: Mamaroneck Boys Lacrosse vs. Niskayuna – 6/2/18 (Regional Final)
LMC VARSITY SPORTS AIRS AT THE FOLLOWING DAYS AND TIMES:
Friday: 8:00pm
Saturday: 1:00pm/8:00pm
Sunday: 1:00pm/8:00pm
Monday: 1:00pm
A huge thank you to all those who came out to support LMCTV last Wednesday for the 28th Annual Award Show! There was a great turnout and LMCTV extends those thank you’s to all those who have volunteered with us, worked with us, made donations and contributions, purchased ads in our booklets, became corporate underwriters, or just watch our content on TV! Without all of you we would not be able to make all of this possible!
Thank you!
It’s that time of year again, and LMCTV will be hosting its 28th Annual Award Night! As always, we will honor the hard work and achievements of our wonderful volunteers and producers. This year’s Mary Anne Sullivan Award for Outstanding Achievement in Community Television will be presented to Reverend Bill Crawford and Rabbi Jeffrey Sirkman.
To take out an ad in our evening journal, please CLICK HERE
Deadline for ads is Thursday 5/24
The special event will be held on Wednesday May 30th at 7:00pm at the David Potts Jr. VFW Post 1156.
1288 Boston Post Rd.
Larchmont, NY 10538
We want to thank our sponsor for the evening Nu-Way Air Conditioning and Heating!
♦ Best Series ♦ Best New Series ♦ Best Single Program
♦ Best Videography for a Community Production
♦ The Local Live Best Videographer ♦ The Local Live Best Editor
♦ The Local Live Best Overall Package
A Town and Village Two
Alice Bloom
The Way to Go
Alan Bendich
Give and Take
Cicely Greaves
Terror TV
Chris Lavigna
Larchmont Today
Marian White & Ken Bialo
Blacksploit
Kayode Howard
I am…with Eric Faria
Eric Faria
Dollars & $ense Investing
Michael Feinman
Playing with 2 Nubes
Anthony Forrest & DJ Drapeau
News From Space
Everett Sawyer
The Lions of Larchmont & Mamaroneck; A Lions Centennial Video Scrapbook
The Larchmont Lions Club, Phil Oldham
Walk & Roll
Philippa Wharton
Girl Power
Jennie Reich
Chorsdman A Capella Festival
Stephen Bartell
Light Up Larchmont
The Larchmont Professional Firefighters
American Legion Post 90 Memorial Day Parade
Xavier Campo
Walk & Roll
Coby Hilelly and Xavier Campo
Fall Food Truck Festival
Andrew Rio
Family Fun Night
Christian Szokolay
The 44th Annual Kiwanis Car Show 2017
Coby Hillely
Girl Scout Ramp
Xavier Campo
Eclipse Viewing at Larchmont Library
Philippa Wharton
Paddle Across the Sound
Matt Bildzok
SUP Westchester
Andrew Rio
Walter’s Feature
Chloe Malushaga
Girl Scout Ramp
Aurora Fowlkes
Red Plum
Alexandria Garcia
Eclipse Viewing at Larchmont Library
Aurora Fowlkes
Walter’s Feature
Chloe Malushaga
School of Rock
Andrew Rio
TLL: Light Up Larchmont
Lindsley Barrios & Diana Barnes
Eclipse Viewing at Larchmont Library
Aurora Fowlkes
Walter’s Feature
Chloe Malushaga
5th Annual Westchester Tattoo Convention
Xavier Campo & Andrew Rio
NY Rangers
Aurora Fowlkes
Cast your vote below for the 2018 LMC Varsity Sports Play of the Year! Come back every day to vote again!
The poll will run through 11:59am on Friday, May 18. The winner will be announced at LMCTV’s Award Night, taking place on Wednesday, May 30 at the VFW at 1288 Boston Post Rd at 7:00pm.
May the best play win!