ABOUT WCTV
Wilmington Community Television (WCTV) is media center established in 1987 to serve Wilmington, Massachusetts. WCTV is a 501(c)3) non-profit.
We produce content for a local audience and seek out producers from the community, as anyone who lives or works in Wilmington is welcome to become a member.
We also proudly offer a supportive environment for students interested in multimedia production, working closely with the school department on content and training.
This facility is open to the public and always accepts new ideas and new members.
OUR TEAM
With a background in freelance wedding film production and portrait photography, Elijah joined the WCTV in November 2023. He also has experience with commercial video production and product photography and is continuing to develop his skills. Elijah is excited to contribute to WCTV's creative storytelling of Wilmington's people and events. When he's not shooting on the field or behind his editing computer, Elijah trains in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, practices guitar, and loves to hang out with friends and family.
Lead Producer & Videographer
Elijah
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Matt joined WCTV in March 2023 with over 25 years of experience in advanced media technologies. From working with filmmakers to supporting museums and businesses in the North East, Matt's expertise in video technologies is extensive. He's excited to bring his passion for creative development and implementation to WCTV, supporting it’s mission to provide the best in local programming. Outside of work, you might find Matt gardening, 3D printing, or walking his dog Leah.
Operations Manager
Matt McMakin
Maria joined WCTV back in August 2022 as an intern during her final semester at Merrimack College, from where she graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Media, minoring in Graphic Design and Marketing. Now working at WCTV full time, she wears many hats, including directing live sports broadcasts, designing production graphics and logos, and ensuring that our shows make it to television smoothly. When not at the station, Maria can be found listening to musicals, screaming about pro wrestling, or crying over a craft project.
Programming Director
Maria Aliberti
WCTV is looking for a Community Media Producer who enjoys telling local stories and can take a project from an idea through filming, editing, and final delivery. The work includes community events, interviews, high school sports, Town meetings, and original programming. We’re looking for someone with strong production skills, good storytelling instincts, and a genuine interest in working with the Wilmington community. This is initially a three-month, full-time position with the potential to become permanent. Click to the right for the full posting.
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OUR CHANNELS
WCTV
Comcast 9/Verizon 37
This serves as the station’s primary channel for Wilmington content. It is home to all live programming, major community & school events, sports and election programming. It also includes time blocks dedicated to Wilmington volunteer producers, even if their content is not specifically Wilmington-centric.
WCTV Meetings
Comcast 22/Verizon 38
This channel is almost exclusively for municipal meetings. Note that live meetings may simulcast on our main channel and meetings channel. We know how important government meetings are to people and want to make sure you don’t miss them.
WCTV Access
Comcast 6/Verizon 39
This channel features programming from community producers, as well as public access programs that are produced outside Wilmington. It’s also where community-centric and school-related programming goes for a “longer shelf life” outside of our main channel schedule.
WCTV produces all of its programming in high-definition. However, cable companies are reluctant to give WCTV a high-definition channel, which is why our channel numbers are so low and why our signal quality isn’t what you’d expect from a TV station. Visit our Youtube channel to view our productions in high definition.