Tuesday, July 3, 2007

WYOU Summer Youth Films

Each summer, WYOU provides video production experience for middle school students in the region. Groups of kids...along with WYOU staff...write, produce, rehearse, act, and shoot short films which, when it's all over, end up airing on the station. One of the most widely seen and most enjoyed of these short movies is The American Transport. See other WYOU youth films on our youtube channel.

Read more about our summer youth groups in the Daily Page post by Kristian Knutsen.

Thursday, June 28, 2007

Chad Vader against the Video Competition Act!


Chad Vader producers Aaron Yonda and Matt Sloan produce a PSA (public service announcement) in support of cable access and against the Video Competition Act. Read Daily Page post by Kristian Knutsen for more details.

Monday, June 25, 2007

WYOU videos now up on Youtube!


Now you can catch WYOU promo clips and short films on our youtube channel. More to be added on a regular basis. See Isthmus Daily Page post by Kristian Knutsen.

Saturday, June 2, 2007

3rd Annual WYOU Producer Awards a success!


The 3rd annual WYOU awards came off without a hitch...well almost...a few technical glitches are to be expected. Hey, it's cable access! No matter, it was a great night for all. The full house at the Overture Center for the Arts' Rotunda got a close up glimpse of many of the WYOU producers.

Read the Isthmus Daily Page article by Kristian Knutsen.

Thursday, April 5, 2007

Video Competion Act could do away with WYOU

The so-called Video Competition Act could put an end to the PEG money that makes cable access television possible. Read the Isthmus Newspaper article by Vikki Kratz.

Thursday, January 25, 2007

Splu Urtaf comedy team make it big with Chad Vader



Matt Sloan and Aaron Yonda, stars of the WYOU comedy show Splu Urtaf, make some noise with their Chad Vader youtube success. Read the Isthmus article by Kenneth Burns.






Monday, May 1, 2006

Buckstein Write Up in Isthmus Newspaper



Geoff Lafayette's horror comedy Buckystein made news when it exploded onto the Madison scene. Read the Isthmus article by Bill Lueders.