Frequently Asked Questions
How can I get my event covered by TV19?
A simple phone call, fax, or email to the On Location department
is all it takes to find out if your event would be eligible for
coverage by On Location. Be prepared to provide information including
time, date, and length and location of your event. We also need
a contact name and number. Be able to describe the location - indoors,
outdoors, and access to electricity, etc. Requests can be made
up to six weeks in advance and should be made no less than two
weeks prior to an event. Also, are there people involved in the
event who may be willing to participate in the program production
as a volunteer, perhaps as an announcer, camera operator, or assistant
to the Director shooting the program? On Location offers training
to all interested persons willing to work on a production.
On Location bases production schedule decisions on answers
to all of these questions along with the overall interest in the
subject of the event. The more people that would be interested
in seeing the event, the more likely On Location will be there
to cover it.
How can I get a copy of a show produced by On Location TV19?
The quickest and least expensive way to get a copy of a program is to tape it off the channel with it replays. Request for replay information should be directed to Arlin Becker. Otherwise, duplications can be made by filling out our online form. The cost is $10.00 per dub, plus the cost of the videotape or DVD - unless the media is provided. Duplications generally take anywhere from a few days to two weeks for completion.
Where can I find out when a show will replay on the channel?
Check the productions schedule listed in this website, or call Arlin Becker at 651.426.7338 x122.
Are there internships or volunteer opportunities with On Location TV19?
Yes! On Location frequently works with college level students interested in gaining hands-on experience in video production while fulfilling internship requirements. On Location welcomes all interested persons, regardless of age, to participate as volunteers in crewing various productions. Training is provided and upon completion, volunteers will be eligible to assist in various crew positions during mobile truck productions.
