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Shoreline Filmmakers

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Shoreline Filmmakers

February Scedule

2006-10-04T13:42:00.000-07:00

February

Saturday -Feb 3rd
C1 Yonas
C2 Anthony I
C3 Marc
C4 Anthony J
Imag Michelle
Direct Joseph

Sunday - 4th
C1 Karl/ Robert B
C2 Steve L/ Britt
C3 Maryann/ Rene
C4 Michael/ Michael

Imag Pam/ Pam
Direct Robert A/ Virgil
CCU: OPEN

Wednesday- 7th
C1 Marc
C2 Rene
C3 Diana
C4 Michael
Imag Sheila
Direct Chris D

Saturday- 10th
C1 Regina
C2 Martin P
C3 Gretta
C4 Bill
Imag Michelle
Direct Anthony J

Sunday - 11th
C1 Steve L/ Christina B
C2 Paco/ Maryann
C3 Nichole/ Robert B
C4 Bill/ Bill
Imag Robert A/ Robert A
Direct Jospeh/ Chris D
CCU Nichole

Wednesday - 14th
C1 Maryann
C2 Rene
C3 Marty
C4 Anthony I
Imag Natalie
Direct Robert A

Saturday- 17th
C1 Martin
C2 Maryann
C3 Marc
C4 Anthony I
Imag Michelle
Direct Joseph

Sunday - 18th
C1 Karl/ Rene
C2 Bill/ Britt
C3 Nichole/ Robert B
C4 Michael/Michael
Imag OPEN/OPEN
Direct Joseph/ Virgil
CCU Christina B

Wednesday- 21st
C1 Marc
C2 Rene
C3 Yonas
C4 Bill
Imag Sheila
Direct Maryann

Saturday-24th
C1 Regina
C2 Anthony I
C3 Gretta
C4 Anthony J
Imag Michelle
Direct Robert A

Sunday - 25th
C1 Karl/ Robert B
C2 Maryann/ Paco
C3 Steve L/ Steve L
C4 Michael/ Michael
Imag Nichole/ Nichole
Direct Paco/Chris D
CCU Brooke

Wednesday- 28th
C1 Maryann
C2 Marc
C3 Marty
C4 Anthony I
Imag Sheila
Direct Joseph

New serving opportunities!

2006-08-22T09:47:00.000-07:00

411 is now a completely diferent show. It has a new, exciting fresh face. Now we will go out in the field and various locations and shoot 411 episodes about twice a month. We need volunteers to learn field production techniques and become a part of this process.

Positions include:
Boom mic/sound tech: will be responsible for getting good audio on the shoots by properly opperating the boom mic.

Script Supervisor: Will be responsible for getting scripts and props to the set and displaying scripts so that the tallent can deliver their lines properly.

We would eventually like to ad Camera operator, producer/director to this list as well. With proper training and exposure all of these positions can be mastered. Please let me know if you would like to be considdered for any of these positions. We will shoot this Sunday the 27th after church if you would like to help and learn any of these skills.

Welcome to Shoreline TV!

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The Television ministry has a variety of serving and connection opportunities. We strive to maintain a group that offers fellowship with God and others, meaningful group studies, friendships and an opportunity to learn skills and use them in a way that draws people closer to God. In the TV ministry you will have an opportunity to help lead people in passionate love of God and others.

Serving and connect group opportunities
Weekly Service team- Training and rotating schedule
Camera operator
CCU operator
IMAG operator
Director

Production team- These positions generally require a larger time commitment.
Editor
Producer
Production assistant

Connect Group-
Bi weekly meeting with bible study, fellowship and training. Next meeting is Monday August 7th and then again on the 21st at 7:00 PM in the TV area. ALL are welcom.

Send an e-mail to tv@shoreline.net to get involved.

Steve's Tips

2005-10-13T17:35:00.000-07:00

Camera 4 Tips:

Your responsibility during 2nd service sermon is to record good clean cutaway shots for the TV show editor. During this time the camera should not be pointed at Pastor at all. The sole responsibility of that position is to record shots of people in the audience. You need to capture shots of people listening, laughing, clapping, etc. You should avoid people yawning, chewing gum, picking their nose and looking like they are bored, angry or tired. Find happy, attentive people and roll tape on it. The director will be taking your shots from time to time, but in between director requests you should be shooting shots that will be edited in later.

1. Get a Sony premium Mini-DV tape from the closet in the TV room.

2. After P&W get shots of the crowd during Pastor's message. You should try to capture the spirit of the crowd. You should try to communicate to the TV audience that it is fun being here and thousands of people have chosen to come and be a part of this service.

3. DO NOT roll tape until your shot is settled and ready. Roll only after you have locked down on a shot. Take your hands off of the camera so it will be steady. Roll for 10 to 20 seconds

4. DO NOT zoom in and out on your recorded shots. Shoot nice clean locked down shots with no cam moves or shaking. Try to imaging creating a folder of nice 8X10 glossy still shots for the editor to look at. Think "portraits" when you are composing your shots. Ask yourself: Would this shot look nice framed on the wall?

5. The tape should then be labeled with the date and "Camera 4 crowd shots" and placed on the AVID desk.

Sept 29th

Here are some things that I got out of a meeting with Pastor Rob and Richard regarding the TV show.

1. When shooting crowd shots do everything possible to avoid empty sections of chairs. Start the J-sweep from camera 3 later or make sure the curtains on the east side are closed so that the empty sections are hidden.

2. When shooting the big wide shot on cam 3 don't push in at the end of the move. Just start from point "a" and move to point "b" while as wide as the lens will go.

3. Try to keep all shots very clean. Avoid zoomed in pans from cam 3 when taping the TV show.

4. Don't shoot the crowd from cam 1.

5. Be sure to get good crowd response to Pastor.

6. Cam 4 should be used as a crowd/response/bible shot/people camera and NOT on Pastor. It should also roll on a tape which will be given to the editor after service.

7. We need to provide Pastor with a VHS copy of every week's show.

Sept 25th

I felt that great emotion was communicated through the shots chosen for the big screens.

Lets all work together and give our very best to master our tools and equipment. Practice using the cameras so that you can keep steady shots that don't wiggle, do clean and smooth roll focuses and pans and zooms.

It really makes a difference when we allow shots to work together. Like one cam putting a person in the left and the other in the right and rolling out of focus and what not. This looks polished and produced. This requires the cam ops to really understand the big picture. This is an awesome opportunity for team work. Great job.

When shooting a medium close up of someone and they raise their hand, include their finger tips in the shot. That will become the new head room until they lower their hand.

Let's all get on the same page regarding headroom: Put just a little daylight between the top of a persons hair and the top line in the viewfinder.

Cam 3 is great for big sanctuary shots during the sermon taping. We want to use this shot to really show our room and crowd.

September 14th

-I loved the way we punched to the beat. Seemed all cam ops were sending in great shots so the Director has something to work with.

-Great response to the elements of the music. We reacted well to the different instruments and voices as they happened.

-Nice use of roll focus during intimate moments.

-When serving always try to express the appropriate emotional state of the moment through your shots, roll focuses, moves and switching.

-I like the way we purposefully placed outgoing and incoming elements on the screen as we transitioned from shot to shot. Example: Outgoing shot in the right of the screen and incoming shot in the left of screen.

-Create balance by having opposing look directions when transitioning from one shot to the next. Think balance and flow.

-From my perspective the tight shot of the shaker in the hand of the percussionist is not very powerful because you can't see much as it speeds across the frame. I think if we could see the user in the background it would be a better use of that element.

-Experiment with one cam rolling the shot out of focus and the next shot rolling into focus. NOTE: Rolling INTO focus is much harder than rolling out.

-Cam ops should also experiment with shooting a close up of one thing and then moving the camera over to something further away/closer to the cam and rolling from one focus to another without zooming out. This shot could provide cool shots if we master that technique.

-Don't forget the human elements and passion of the choir. Let's learn how to best shoot them to make them look great.

September 11th

-Be careful to be in focus. I sometimes see shots out of focus.

-Make sure to get your head room right. Don't want to much or too little head room.

-I saw very good reaction to the music elements on IMAG.

-Try to plan shots: Think ahead.-Someone asked me what to do during the transitions of Pastors. Try medium shots.

-During Praise & Worship we are to bring powerful, compelling images that have impact to the screen. Wide shots do not provide that any better than the eye of those present can.

-Try to have as fast of a response to the musical instruments as possible. Ways to accomplish this:

1. Know the music - very important

2. React faster. When you are on camera and there is an element that is prevalent and it's not on screen, be ready to quickly get that shot.

-Work on roll focus techniques. This is a very nice effect where you roll out focus as the Director dissolves between two shots.

-Try roll focus techniques on sparkly objects. This looks nice.

- Develop the mind set and technique of bringing home passion, emotion and energy through your shots. Find the human and spiritual element of each moment. Think of what is visually exciting and stimulating. Translate that into your shots. Try tight shots to magnify the moment for the screen.

September 7th

We are committed to providing an excellent media product at Shoreline because:

1. That's what God deserves.

2. You will play a major part in creating the Shoreline experience that will help someone feel comfortable enough in church to stay and develop a relationship with God.

3. Because we have the talent to do so.

-Be careful to not let you subject walk out of frame. You can not stop to answer a question, check a cell phone or any other distraction.

-When directing, punch in rhythm with featured instruments in mind.

-Don't take wide shots on IMAG. No wide shots for IMAG during Praise & Worship.-Don't go to instruments/subjects that are not doing anything.

-Get to know the songs so you can send cameras to key subjects before you need the shot.

-Don't get weak shots of the horns. If you are going to show the horns, it should be someone VISIBLY doing something. NO MORE behind the music stands, dark, no action horn shots.

-Some songs have physical characteristics like when people jump or throw a fist into the air at a high point of the music. SHOW THE BACK ROW (the worst seat in the house) THE EMOTION AND PASSION.

Production Classes

2005-05-01T14:59:00.000-07:00

Monday night, May 2nd at 7:00 PM is out next Shoreline TV Ministry meeting. We are focusing on building teams and training is a vital part of that. In an effort to develop a strong army of production professionals I am going to hold a series of production workshops that will teach techniques of professional production. The first I will hold will be lighting 10. I will do this on Monday night at 7:00 PM at the regular TV meeting this week.

If you are interested in developing new skills, sharpening old ones, or if you just want to hang around and enjoy the company we'd love to have you.

Production notes and diary for the Shine ’05 promotional piece

2005-04-13T12:32:00.000-07:00

This will be our third year of really making a big deal of the awesome, life changing women’s conference that is “Shine”. So far we’ve given our all to do the best job possible to promote this event and will continue to do so as we grow in our craft and project size. Weary now from two years of hitting only grounders with the occasional double or triple, I have made up my mind that I will, or make that “we will” send one over the fence and right through the enemies favorite window. We will produce a spot that will stir the ladies to action. We will trigger that thing that is in us all which makes you want to be more, that makes you cheer when you see it. It gets your gumption up and makes you want to press harder and make positive change.

We have a great concept. It will put women in a positive, strong and beautiful light. It will say that women can be powerful, strong, cool, intelligent and beautiful. The women of the Shine ’05 commercial will be beautiful, intelligent, adventurous, and just a little bit edgy. Look out!!! Cause the Shine women are the ones to watch in ’05.

Sunday April 10, 2005: Went location scouting with a video camera. Went to Coupland, Granger, Taylor, Georgetown, Andice, Camp Tejas on the San Gabriel river, Burnet, and Llano.

We found a cross road out near Georgetown off of the Andice hwy west of I-35. It is part of what was Kara’s bus route from years ago.

Monday April 11, 2005: Had an unplanned creative exchange with DR, Joseph and me. We began to bring shape to the visuals. We ended up going for a drive with DR out to Ceily and visited the old Ceily General Store. This was a very productive time of visualization and helped me get a better picture of what we needed to produce.

I bought Thelma and Louise and watched it tonight. Got some great shot ideas. I really like the one where the shot is a wide eye, starts very close to the grille and moves to the rear of the car and all done while blazing down the highway.

I also had the idea of using a Polaroid camera for a prop. Get a shot of the girls taking a photo of themselves. Maybe work the Polaroid in at the end laying on the ground being blown out of frame by the wind.

I know that this is going to be our greatest piece ever. It is going to be beautiful film making.

“That’s our competition” –Ridley Scott- Director
Everyday is a competition. Everyday we have to try to win. This will be a very complicated and demanding project. Everyday will be our competition and everyday will be our opportunity for victory. –Steve Smith- Director 

Tuesday, April 12th 2005: Today I met with the powers that be for the Shine conference. I pitched the concept for the commercial. I say commercial, but promo material is more like it. We will most likely end up with a short film about four women on a wonderful journey together. We will have to cut parts down to fit the TV commercial needs.

As we talked about the proposed look and feel of this commercial excitement filled the room. Everyone got fired up about making a wonderful, soul stirring piece of art.

Jennifer was kind enough to thumb through a ton of girl mags like Elle, Glamour, and others. She pulled out pages of girls with the look (wardrobe) we are shooting for.

I watched Thelma and Louise last night. I got some great ideas.

Wednesday, April 13, 2005: Today I gave the magazine clippings to Sharon Brown to help us with the look of the talent. I also cut together some scenes from Thelma and Louise so the ladies can watch it and we can all be on the same page. Joseph and I will do a gag tomorrow on camera that we will put on this reel for the ladies. I think it will be funny.

We need to get our locations and ideas nailed down so we can get our script nailed down. DR, Joseph and myself will have some creative time in Vegas helpful to talk about this.

The Next Big Production for Shoreline TV- Be a part!

2005-04-13T12:30:00.000-07:00

We are about to enter our creative "film making" season if you will. We are about to begin one of our biggest and possibly one of our very best projects ever. This year we will make a Shine women's conference promo that will knock your socks off. We hope to make it a short story that has the feel of a movie. We will be shooting in beautiful locations and will pull out all the stops. I want to work with YOU on this project. We all worked together on last years July 4th piece as well as the men's conference spot. You all were magnificent. let's get our team together for another ride. We'll hit one out of the park and take merciless authority over the enemy on this quest. So what do ya say? Are you up for another plunge into battle? A few days on the set with your friends sound like fun? making a REAL mark on this world and leaving something behind that has a positive impact on God's children for generations to come sound like your cup of tea? Then saddle up, pick up that sword, grab your shield, and follow me! We are now in the planning stages. We will shoot in May.

Become a Director, Cinematographer, Producer or Writer for Shoreline!

2005-03-31T12:49:00.000-08:00

We will hold our next TV ministry meeting this coming Monday night 4-4-05. We will be focusing on training for the next several meetings. All are welcome, and we will discuss and teach the pre-production techniques as well as production techniques for 411. We will have a camera class, lighting section, producing discussion, script writing seminars and we will open the path to becoming a set director for the weekly productions.

We do this in hope of developing a strong production team that can communicate the possibilities to our church body with excellence. Lives WILL change when people are interested by an ad that YOU helped to produce. This is a great way to have a very significant impact on God's family.

-Script writing
-Videography as it relates to the production of 411
-Producing
-Directing on set

Come and develop the skills that will give you the tools to have a real impact! We will meet in the TV area at 7:00 PM on Monday.

Shoreline TV meetings have changed!!!

2005-02-08T12:36:00.000-08:00

From now on we will change our weekly meeting schedule for the TV ministry. We will still have a weekly meeting, but the day and time will alternate each week. We will have the first 411 production meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 8th at 5:30 PM. The following week we will have our weekly meeting on Monday night at 7:00 PM just like we always have done.

That means: We will have our regular Monday night TV ministry meeting every other week form now on. So you don’t want to miss any from now on.

We will have a Tuesday night meeting at 5:30PM every other week (on the weeks that we do not have a Monday night gathering) The first Tuesday night 411 production meeting is on Feb 8th. So look at a calendar and you can see on which nights we meet on Monday and which nights we meet on a Tuesday. It’s quite simple really.

Here’s why: On Tuesday’s we will meet at 5:30 PM in the TV control room to discuss 411 production. This meeting is for people who have chosen to be a part of the 411 production team and for people who wish to be a part of that team. We will look at the last run of 411 and discuss the writing, cinematography, editing, producing etc, and how we can do our job better and more efficiently. All are welcome, but the topic will be about 411 production only.

Basic Equipment and Camera Trainning

2004-10-24T12:47:00.000-07:00

If you have not had your basic camera training AND DO NOT RUN CAMERA ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH FOR SERVICE, please see me or Paco to get your basic training. It's quick and easy and a lot of fun.

Training will now be held on the 1st and 3rd Monday nights of each month at 7:00 PM.

Production Teams Forming! Sign up Now!

2004-10-20T05:27:00.000-07:00

We have two very important needs:
1: 411 team members. We need people to help with producing the 411 show. The opportunity is to be available on Wednesdays between noon and 3:00 PM for in studio production.

2: Bumper sticker spot: We need to get as many shots of Shoreline bumper stickers being hand slapped on things like bumpers, doors, ice chests, you come up with more! You will then edit them together on one of our Avids and the work will be used on 411 and TV to promote Shoreline.

Contact Steve Smith to get involved. tv@shoreline.net

2004-09-07T05:58:00.000-07:00

Shoreline TV Ministry at work

The Shoreline Television Ministry

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The Shoreline TV Ministry is a group of friends, family, and believers who are seeking after God together. We want to know him, serve him, and have a good relationship with him. When any one person has a good connection to God they will fare better in life in general. They will see more favor and be more effective in all they do. We strive to be a team of people, persuing the same goal, who are well connected to our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Good TV is simply a by-product of those relationships with God. We want the Shoreline TV Ministry to be the home group of those who serve here. We want you to be blessed by your deep connection with God as well as meaningful realtionships that are cultivated with others in the TV ministry.

The Shoreline TV Ministry produces all video/film media for Shoreline. This ranges from the images and words that you see on the screen during a service to broadcast TV commercials, the TV shows, Shoreline 411 video announcements to short films and other creative endeavors. To be a part of this, send an e-mail Steve Smith at tv@shoreline.net or call 310-2244 X 234.

Monday Night Meeting - 7:00 PM Every Other Week

2004-09-03T17:45:00.000-07:00

Please make plans to attend as this is a wonderful time to connect with others, forge new relationships, and make a positive contribution to the ministry as we plan and move forward. Be sure to come on out and be a part of this “home” group away from home.

Of course there will be basic camera training, IMAG training, short bible study, and lots of sharpening each other. Don’t miss even one of your Television ministry’s Monday night meeting. Can’t wait to see ya there!

We will meet one week on Monday night at 7:00 PM for all Tv ministry. Then on the following week we meet on Tuesday at 5:30 PM for a 411 production meeitng. We will alternate weeks for the two meetings: ONe week on monday night at 7, the next week tuesday night at 5:30 and so on.

Projects That Need Team Members

2004-08-18T11:18:00.000-07:00

We are working on many projects and could use YOUR help. Please be a part of what we do by signing up for the various shoots and projects that are happening. They are tons of fun and you will make it even better.

Projects include:
Short film in production
Promo piece for the Abundant Life Network
Shine Woman’s conference videos (there are many)
411 production
TV show editing
Pastor’s series commercials
New TV show open
New TV show close

There are plenty of projects to be a part of and they get done so much better when there is a team of people pressing together toward a common goal. So don’t wait for a golden invitation, step up and take hold. You’re invited!

May God bless you for your service to Him.

Production Team Members Needed

2004-08-05T07:14:00.000-07:00

We are developing a team to execute a project that will run during the Shine Women's conference. Anthony Jackson is heading the project up. We need production assistants to go out in the field, gather the video, help with planning, and get the project edited. If you want to get some hands on field work let me know. The first shoot is looking like it will be on Firday August 13th.

tv@shoreline.net

What makes the Shoreline TV Ministry work

2004-08-01T20:23:00.000-07:00

The Shoreline TV Ministry is a group of friends, family, and believers who are seeking after God together. We want to know him, serve him, and have a good relationship with him. When any one person has a good connection to God they will fare better in life in general. They will see more favor and be more effective in all they do. We strive to be a team of people, persuing the same goal, who are well connected to our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Good TV is simply a by-product of those relationships with God. We want the Shoreline TV Ministry to be the home group of those who serve here. We want you to be blessed by your deep connection with God as well as meaningful realtionships that are cultivated with others in the TV ministry.

The Shoreline TV Ministry produces all video/film media for Shoreline. This ranges from the images and words that you see on the screen during a service to broadcast TV commercials, the TV shows, Shoreline 411 video announcements to short films and other creative endeavors. To be a part of this e-mail Steve Smith at tv@shoreline.net or call 310-2244 X 234.

Service Camera Ops

2004-08-01T06:46:00.000-07:00

If you are a camera operator please check the schedule weekly and check in upstairs in the TV room no less that 15 minutes before service start. This allows us to know who is here and ready to go. Otherwise we are sweating whether or not we have proper staffing for the service. I hope God blesses you big time for what you do in His service.

Revised-The New Intro to Avid Class!

2004-07-28T23:35:00.000-07:00

The new Intro to Avid Editng class has begun! We will be holding Avid classes regularly for a while. We would also like to teach people in smaller settings during the week. If you have time during the day and want to either come in for a private lesson or would like to schedule some Avid time to learn on your own let me know. tv@shoreline.net or 310-2244 X 234

The goal is to sow into our people so that they can reap a harvest. this class should be taken by people who have the desire, availablity, and disposition to edit for the Shoreline TV ministry as a volunteer team member. We are trying to build up more people to help edit and create projects on an ongoing basis.

Posting Your Comments on ThisBlog . . .

2004-07-22T16:36:00.000-07:00

is very easy. Just after each article you will find a small link labled "comment". Just click it and get started posting.

Become an Editor, Producer, Director . . . and More!!!

2004-07-22T16:26:00.000-07:00

We are ready to start training you! We want to start an internship program here in the TV Ministry. We need to raise up some good and creative editors, as well as other positions. If you want to learn all about the business of broadcast production then this may be for you. We will start with editing on an Avid editing system. To apply for an internship contact Steve Smith by e-mail tv@shoreline.net. or call 310-2244 X 234

A Great Way to Communicate

2004-07-21T14:44:00.000-07:00

I think it would be a good idea if we got set up with instant messaging. Some of us use this as a convenient and efficient communication method. I am set up with "AIM" which is America On Line Instant Messaging. I am NOT an America On-Line subscriber and do not use their internet service. It is easy and free to set yourself up and download the program. My user name is yea yea yea 42 so you can IM me if you like. Here is the link to get started. http://www.aim.com/
Just click on the "Download Now" button.

Great training and education in store for you at Shoreline TV

2004-07-18T23:44:00.000-07:00

We are developing several courses that will give you the tools and knowledge to really make an impact in the Shoreline TV Ministry. We are developing training for Editors, Cinematography, Production Assistants, Lighting Technicians, Directors, Producers and more. I’d love to hear what areas you are interested in, so post a comment here by clicking on “comments”.

Don’t forget Monday night training at 7:00 PM in the TV area upstairs on the West side of the building. Come for studio camera basics, Bible study, fellowship, and our filmmakers forum. Hope to see ya there next Monday night!

What is the Shoreline TV Ministry?

2004-07-13T13:16:00.000-07:00

The Shoreline Television Ministry is first and foremost a group of friends and family who come together to seek after God and to cultivate a meaningful relationship with and connection to Him and each other. Good TV is simply a by-product of that arrangement.

I encourage each of you to do all you can to connect with God on a regular basis and spend time with Him daily as our success depends totally on our relationship with him. John chapter 15 covers this most eloquently.

The Shoreline TV Ministry produces all video/film media for Shoreline. This ranges from the images and words that you see on the screen during a service to broadcast TV commercials, the TV shows, Shoreline 411 video announcements to short films and other creative endeavors. If you are interested in being a part of our group please send an e-mail to Steve Smith at tv@shoreline.net or call 310-2244 X 234.

What makes the Shoreline TV Ministry work

2004-07-12T07:34:00.000-07:00

The SCC TV Ministry is a group of friends, family, and believers who are seeking after God together. We want to know him, serve him, and have a good relationship with him. When any one person has a good connection to God they will fare better in life in general. They will see more favor and be more effective in all they do. We strive to be a team of people, persuing the same goal, who are well connected to our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Good TV is simply a by-product of those relationships with God. We want the Shoreline TV Ministry to be the home group of those who serve here. We want you to be blessed by your deep connection with God as well as meaningful realtionships that are cultivated with others in the TV ministry. To be a part of this e-mail Steve Smith at tv@shoreline.net or call 310-2244 X 234.