Channel 99 on Comcast and 39 on Verizon are designated to run Public Service Announcements 24/7.

The access way to WayCAM has changed again as of May 7th, 2012.  The road that previously led to the Field House and athletic fields will still be closed.  Parking is available in the parking lot on the right just as you enter the WHS campus.  As seen by the red dots on the map above, WayCAM visitors must walk between the two WHS buildings around the back to the Field House.  Once in the Field House we are in the back end where you can see equipment cabinetry labeled WayCAM.  We apologize for any inconveniences this may cause.

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We’d love to teach you how – FREE.

We offer many aspects of TV and video production, editing, and programming.
Please click on this link.

Adult classes will begin in April and May.

Contact Jim Mullane (jim@waycam.tv) for more information on classes and training.

In addition, WayCAM provided a review of our performance, and  a brief analysis of the Town-wide survey we conducted at Special Town Meeting, and immediately thereafter, in November, 2011 . You can find all three documents at these links:

The WayCAM MOA Operations Review for 2011.

Results of the WayCAM Peer Review Nov 2011.

Key findings of the WayCAM Resident Survey Results from November 2011.

Now broadcasting on 3 channels each from Comcast (8, 9, 99), and Verizon (37, 38, 39), our P.E.G. (Public, Educational, Government) programs have been standardized as follows:

Public & Education programs are on Comcast Channel 8 & Verizon Channel 37. Government programming is on Comcast Channel 9 & Verizon Channel 38.

Comcast Channel 99 & Verizon Channel 39 carry our TV Program Schedule, and Public Service Announcements ‘all the time.’

Visit our Website at www.waycam.tv  for updated schedules, and to view On-Demand programs.

We are again broadcasting Selectmen’s Meetings live, each week (Mondays @ 7pm, Comcast 9 & Verizon 38), and the School Committee live (Mondays @ 7pm, Comcast 8 & Verizon 37), and of course WayCAM Studio productions: Sports Update, Wayland Weekly, Ask the Rep, and other live productions.

We will also be broadcasting live again from the Large Hearing Room, the Field House, and the Wayland Public Library as venues are announced in those locations, as well as Candidate Night, and Annual Town Meeting in April.

 Please visit our Website and sign up there for continuing information and automatic  updates via email.

Public Service Announcements should be sent to: PSA@waycam.tv. Please see PSA guidelines here.

To watch Chief Irving’s presentation click on the link below:

http://waycamtv.pegcentral.com/player.php?video=f59afb40591b9f53d760569eac1cd25b

Nick takes over the Production Assistant responsibilities from Corey Saunders who will be continuing his career in television production as a Producer for an ABC affiliate station in Rhode Island.  We would like to thank Corey for all his hard work and dedication as a member of the WayCAM staff and wish him the best of luck in the future!

January 20th was the presentation date to the winner of the 32” Panasonic LCD TV that was awarded by the Wayland Business Association (WBA) in support of WayCAM’s “Get to Know WayCAM” promotion. The TV give-away was the grand prize from the survey WayCAM conducted at Special Town Meeting, and that ran until the end of November. Town meeting attendees and many other town residents were invited to complete a survey about WayCAM’s performance and ways that WayCAM could improve its services to the Wayland community. Over 375 people participated, and the lucky winner of the TV was Ann Knight, who many of you know is Director of the Wayland Free Public Library. Ann’s name was randomly drawn at the WBA’s annual Holiday Party in December. Ann is pictured here with Ken Isaacson, president of WayCAM (left), and Michael Abend, president of the Wayland Business Association. The presentation was made at WayCAM’s new studios, which are located, as of December 24th, on the new Wayland High School site, adjacent to the Field House. With the new site, WayCAM is much more than a TV station. WayCAM is transforming into a state-of-the-art Community Media Center, a resource for the whole town. A variety of courses in TV, video and studio production will be provided to the adult community, in addition to the classes presently provided by WayCAM to more than 100 Wayland students each year. WayCAM will be holding a community-wide Open House in Spring 2012, to introduce its new facilities and course offerings. Interested residents of all ages and backgrounds should contact Jim Mullane, Executive Director, at (508) 358-5006, email: jim@waycam.tv .

Members of WayCAM’s studio building committee met with officials of Middlesex Bank recently, to show off their new facilities. The studio is open and operating since mid-January. Middlesex Bank provided the financing for the project in keeping with its commitment to support community development. Pictured are Susan Koffman, Treasurer, and Ken Isaacson, President of WayCAM, Susan Johnson, Assistant VP and David Bennett, VP, of Middlesex Bank’s Business Banking Division, and Richard Turner, Clerk of WayCAM.