ATLANTA
VIDEO
NETWORK
Atlanta Community Media
It is exciting to present a new way of staying connected with your city, your neighborhood and local events.
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Local-Live-Timely broadcasts of events that both affect our daily lives and enhance our enjoyment of the fast-paced Atlanta Community!
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The 2018 DragonCon Parade was great fun to cover! You can watch here and maybe you would like to be a part of our production team in 2019"
The Atlanta Video Network
team not only has plenty of ideas for story to cover...
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Rev. C.T. Vivian
95th Birthday Tribute
Interviews
BELTLINE EASTSIDE TRAIL DEDICATION
2012--The dedication of the Beltline's first completed section. Very interesting comments by Atlanta government and business representatives.
AtlantaVideoNetwork was on the scene of the Atlanta Beltline's Eastside Trail Dedication. Mayor Reed, Councilman Kwanza Hall and Cox Communications Chairman James Kennedy remark about the significance of the Atlanta Beltline.
ALEX WAN CANDIDATE FOR ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Newsmakers Live marks it's 10th year of bringing Atlanta politics to the grass-roots level by hosting interviews with all of Atlanta's 2017 City Office Candidates. 8 time Emmy Award winning broadcasts journalist Mayard Eaton serves as moderator of this respected political weekly program.
NEWSMAKERS LIVE 2018
Superwomen of Atlanta 2018
Atlanta's new City Council President was Newsmakers Live's first guest of the Spring 2018 show season. Learn and enjoy this light hearted but in depth conversation about her first few months in office and her expectations for the council's year. The show is hosted by 8 time Emmy Award winning broadcast journalist, Maynard Eaton.
Stacey Abrams at Spelman College
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