Producing for Public Television (PTV) is daunting. Not only are your “clients” a diverse national audience, but also PTV mandates that producers tell fair and balanced stories, which adds pressure on you to get the story right. Fortunately though, there is a big community of Public Television producers out there who have become more and more supportive of one another.
Categories: Training
The rebroadcast of Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four...
Categories: Broadcast
PIC staff recently returned from the 2014 PBS Annual Meeting, which took place in San Francisco, CA. This annual gathering of public...
Categories: Broadcast, National Minority Consortia
by Christen Hepuakoa Marquez Documentary filmmakers produce work because they...
Categories: Broadcast
Tune in to PBS Hawaii every Saturday in May at 8:00 p.m. beginning May 10:
5/10: Categories: Broadcast
PIC is proud to announce that Leanne Ferrer has been promoted to Executive Director, Cheryl Hirasa has been hired as Director of...
Categories: None
PIC-funded film E Haku Inoa: To Weave a Name will premiere on public television...
Categories: Broadcast
Pacific Islanders in Communications and PBS Hawaii, in partnership with Categories: Broadcast
Three times a year, PIC invites independent producers to apply to the PIC Media Fund Open...
Categories: Funding
