How do I get an announcement on the Bulletin Board on Channel 15?
email shctv15@gmail.com.
2. Submit a minimum of two weeks prior to the date you want the ad to start running.

How do I get a program produced in the studio?
1. Submit a brief program proposal (up to three paragraphs)
2. Submit a Program Request Form (available in the Studio)
3. Must be trained on the equipment you will need to produce your show. 4. Request a cablecast date if you intend to air your program. (see next question)

How do I get a program to air on Channel 15?
Customers may request dates and timeslots for programs to be cablecast on Channel 15. Requests for air dates and timeslots are granted on a first-come, first-served non-discriminatory basis. 1. Complete a Cablecast Request Form (available in the Studio) a minimum of two weeks in advance of the requested air date.
2. Provide copies of release forms, copyright approval, and any other required documents if the videotape is owned or licensed by someone other than the customer.

How do I reserve the studio and equipment for my use?
Customers may use the Cable Studio and equipment to produce programs. Requests for use are granted on a first-come, first-served non-discriminatory basis. Customers may only use Cable Studio equipment if they have completed training on the equipment they intend to use. Only the Cable Studio Manager may schedule studio resources, authorize the check-out/use of equipment, and authorize individuals to operate studio equipment.

How do I schedule my training?
The Cable Studio meet at least two weeks prior to the start date of any production (and four weeks prior to an air date) to identify training needs. A training schedule and sign-up sheet will be posted on the Cable Studio door and advertised on Channel 15. Training may also be scheduled by appointment.

Who must approve my show before I can air it on Channel 15?
The Cable Studio Manager must view each program prior to it airing on Channel 15 to:
1. Check the technical quality of the program to make sure both video and audio can be reproduced successfully for cablecast using studio equipment.
2. Verify that the submitted program matches the program proposal.
3. Verify that the program does not violate federal indecency, obscenity, or copyright laws.