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State of the Art at GCTV

May 16, 2012 12:00 pm • Last Updated: May 16, 2012 12:34 pm

By By Pam Johnson Courier Senior Staff Writer

A year's worth of work has yielded a cutting-edge new facility for GCTV, where some of the latest in TV technology, equipment, and training awaits free public use. Shown on the new set in the studio is (left) GCTV board President Terri Cain and GCTV board member Lynn Haney.

Cameras, lights, ready for use

Comfortable seating and big-screen TV in green room

Control Room overlooking studio

Editing Room workstation

Inside an editing room

Kitchenette in waiting room, or green room

Studio Green Screen

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