NEW SHOW! In the Dungeon with Professor Fred
Watch our new show - In the Dungeon with Professor Fred! immediately after each showing of Movie Marvels (Fridays at 9PM and Midnight, Saturdays at 3PM). This Week's guest is Barry Curtis of the Kingsmen.
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Take a look at what we've got scheduled to air on SCCtv, Comcast Ch 28 / Broadstripe Ch19 New Years Weekend!. Or watch them streamed live right here on the Web!Read More What's NewThe Heroes of Schlock! In SCCtv's new show, In the Dungeon with Professor Fred, Professor Fred interviews the Heroes of Schlock, people with connections to old movies and schlock cinema.Read More Our ProgramsMovie Marvels Your guide and teacher on this nostalgic trip into schlock cinema is Professor Fred Hopkins. Read More
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Become a Producer for Seattle Community Media Do you have an idea for a television program? Maybe it can help inform your community? Or you might be passionate about something and need to tell everyone? Become a Public Access television producer on Seattle Community Media! It’s easy! SCCtv became operator of the City of Seattle's Public Access channel, Seattle Community Media, Comcast Channel 77, in July 2011. Visit the Seattle Community Media website to see how you can use Public Access to get in touch with your community.
Did You Know? - There are several locations where you can find online speeches, lectures and other educational material from colleges and universities around the world. Check out these resources: iTunes U! YouTube.edu Academic Earth Big Think HippoCampus Open Educational Resources (OER) Commons Curriki
Worker Retraining - Times are tough in the job world right now. Seattle Community Colleges may be just the solution to making yourself more marketable or to find your new career. Find out how!
50 Jobs 50 States - Unemployment in the United States is at a 26 year high at more than 9%. However, there are jobs out there if you're very persistent. Scott Rensberger, the photographer who worked with John Sharify on SCCtv's Emmy Award winning feature "Doc," brings us the story of Daniel Seddiqui. View the story! Spoiler Alert!!! If you are wondering, Daniel did have a job in Washington. He worked for People of Puget Sound, in both Seattle and Olympia, where he was a marine biologist for a week. For more information on Daniel, visit www.livingthemap.com. Seattle Community College District
Remarkable PeopleRemarkable People EIGHT CANDID AND ENGAGING HALF-HOUR PORTRAITS: Jim Whittaker, mountain climber, and his wife, Dianne Roberts, photographer; Stefani Smith, fisher for crabs in the Bering Sea; Pat Wright, singer; Dr. Merrill Spencer, inventor of life saving technologies; Scott Oki, former Microsoft marketer, now philanthropist; Emmett Watson, columnist; Theodore Roethke, poet; George Tsutakawa, artist. Produced under the auspices of Emmy™ Award-winning filmmaker Jean Walkinshaw. more Movie MarvelsMovie Marvels Professor Fred wasn't really born. He was spontaneously hatched out of some old film cannisters containing the 1949 film, Bela Lugosi Meets A Brooklyn Gorilla. He made 8mm home movies as a kid and graduated into starring in a 1988 feature about the Seattle punk scene, The Rock'n'Roll Mobster Girls (Donna Michelle Video), also starring Jim Rose. more Centuries of Great MusicCenturies of Great Music SCCtv has recorded for your viewing pleasure Orchestra Seattle/Seattle Chamber Singers' 2007-2008 season, Centuries of Great Music. The eight-concert series features works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Handel, Mahler, Mendelssohn, and more. more I Remember SeattleI Remember Seattle "I Remember Seattle." A rediscovery of what made us one of America's most livable cities. Told by the people who saw it change.... who made it change. more Talk to TaraTalk to Tara Talk To Tara, Intelligent Talk for Intelligent People is another new series SCCtv is bringing to air this June. Talk To Tara airs Saturday evenings at 8:30pm.. more |
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Taking a Placement Test? - If you're planning to attend any of the Seattle Community Colleges, you'll take a placement test, called the COMPASS test. You'll learn which course levels in math and English you should begin with. But don't take the COMPASS cold! Brushing up on your skills will lead to proper placement and improve your chances at success in college. The Seattle Community Colleges have created a great website full of resources to help you brush up your skills before taking the test. 
