HOW To Become A Member Of Camden Community Radio

On the last Saturday of each month, there is a special session for New Members, where we will

• show you how we use the website, the myspace and our yahoo group
• discuss what you want from ccradio,
• explore what you need in order to fulfil your ambitions and help you plan how to get started.
• Supporters who are not intending to make programmes but who would like to know more about these features, can also attend these sessions.

If you're interested and want to come along to an introduction meeting, call:
Marian on 07969 183 103 Leave a message if there is no answer. OR
Leave a note for us at: Maiden Lane Community Centre OR
email ccradio@tiscali.co.uk

Developing Programme Making Skills
In the weeks after the Introduction, we will:

Help you to plan a first programme
Show you how to use recording equipment
Show you how to edit your programme.

Our Base: We centre our activities at Maiden Lane Community Centre, St. Paul's Crescent, off Agar Grove, NW1. We are a very diverse group and people of all ages, backgrounds and interests are welcome to join. We support the ethos of community radio which serves the local and the wider community.

We use the equipment and editing facilities provided by the community centre's UKOnline centre. We have some recording equipment of our own, which we can lend to members for short periods. We sometimes also join classes at the City Learning Centre in Charrington Street, NW1

Recording and Broadcasting Studio:

• CCRadio gets regular opportunities to record as live in the studio of the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) - part of the University of London, at Russell Square.
• CCRadio is building a studio at Maiden Lane Community Centre.
• CCRadio members sometimes get the opportunity to train and to present with other radio stations. For example Women's Radio Group, London Link Radio and Refugee Week Radio.

There is an opportunity for people to work at editing or other programme making activities. Equipment is available on a first come first served basis. You don't have to book but you do need to be a member.

How many people are in the Poduction Group?
At any one time there are about 20 members actively making programmes, but not everyone is working on something all the time. .

Join the Yahoo Group at the top of this page if you want to keep up with our plans.