The Greenpoint Video Project presents a monthly public access TV video program, Around New York's Waterways on waterfront revitalization and the environment in and around the New York harbor region.
SHOWS CAN ALSO BE VIEWED ONLINE on the Manhattan Neighborhood Network, MNN WEBSITE, see this month's Program Listing, below
JULY
on MNN • Saturday, July 5th, at 9:30 PM, Manhattan Neighborhood Network
In Manhattan on channels 34/107 or on the Web at: www.mnn.org (select Watch MNN/Chan 34)
Erica Essner Performance Co-Op
28 Mins. Highlights/ selections from a recent downtown experimental dance performance. This talented company has presented works on the Solar One summer stage at Stuyvesant Cove Park. Don't miss this NEW SHOW!
Grateful appreciation to The Joyce Theater Foundation, Inc. for permission to broadcast this program on this occasion.
Greenpoint Video Project is undergoing changes; This year, we will continue to produce and feature waterfront-related subjects in other boroughs, but under the name North River Productions, we will concentrate on what's happening around Manhattan's waterfront. Upcoming programs will be about the last days of The River Project, and Pier 63 Maritime. Another production will look at innovative public use options for our waterfront.
Movies: This year selected GVP QuickTime movies are being added to this website.
Waterfront Mentors
To Watch Videos online - Visit Waterfront Mentors page
Innovative Ways to improve and revitalize our waterways and waterfronts.
This Month, from GVP's video archive: The Restoration of Newtown Creek
JOHN C. MUIR, founder and former director of BCUE, Brooklyn Center for the Urban Environment,
suggests ways to remediate and revitalize two East River tributaries, Newtown Creek
and The Gowanus Canal.
2008 Update: This year we mark our 10th anniversary and we look forward to completing and presenting a number of new productions. Stay Tuned!
Interactive:
Are you a regular visitor here, or just browsing? Tell us what brought you to this website, and what you find useful here. Have you watched Greenpoint Video Project productions online, or on cable television? Let us know what waterfront subjects you'd like to see documented. Do you have suggestions for this website? Contact the producer, Keith Rodan at keithgreenpoint@aol.com
About GVP:
The Greenpoint Video Project, now in its 10th year, produces videos on waterfront-related subjects in North Brooklyn, and beyond, to include citywide waterfront revitalization activities, events, and organizations. In the year ahead, 2008, GVP is considering a name-change to North River Video Productions, to reflect a growing commitment to focus on waterfront revitalization on Manhattan's West Side, along the Hudson. We will continue to follow selected waterfront activity projects around the city.
Productions are broadcast on MNN, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, Channel 34, at 9pm, the 3rd Monday of each month, and on BCAT, Brooklyn Community Access Television, Channel 35 or 68, at 10 pm, the 4th Thursday of each month
Help Support The Greenpoint Video Project
For the past 5 years, GVP's operating expenses have been assisted by a grant from NYCEF, the New York City Environmental Fund, as administered by the Hudson River Foundation. We are pleased to announce a continuation of that support for 2007-8. Inquires about obtaining copies of our programs on DVD and VHS, and to make tax-deductible contributions are welcome. Please contact the producer.