PCTV to Host Video Production Training Series

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Pittsfield Community Television announced its Production Training Series for the Fall 2022 season, focusing on field production and the creation of video on-location using camcorders and associated equipment.

The series is open to the public, and it is not required to attend every session to participate. The schedule for the series, which will be held at Pittsfield Community Television’s studios at 4 Federico Drive in Pittsfield, is as follows:

Monday, October 3 at 7:00pm: Video Basics
Monday, October 17 at 7:00pm: Audio Basics
Monday, October 24 at 7:00pm: Camcorder Basics
Monday, November  7 at 7:00pm: Sports Camcorder
Monday, November 14 at 7:00pm: Field Accessories
Monday, November 21 at 7:00pm: Open Studio / Freeform Training

Classes are free for the organization’s members, and will cost $10 per session attended for the general public. 

Interested parties should contact Engagement & Experience Coordinator Matthew Tucker via email at training@pittsfieldtv.org, or (413) 445-4234, Ext. 0121.

 


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North Adams Man Found Guilty of Murder

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — On Friday, May 31 Tyler Sumner was found guilty of Murder in the First Degree and Possession of Ammunition without a Firearm Identification Card by a jury of his peers. 
 
The trial was held in Berkshire Superior Court; Judge Flannery will schedule sentencing.
 
Tyler Sumner, age 30 of North Adams, was found guilty of murdering Stephanie Olivieri, age 37. 
 
According to a report, in the early morning hours of Sunday, August 25, 2019, Pittsfield Police responded to 911 call reporting two masked men walking around 66 South John Street. 
 
While in route, the responding officers heard several gun shots around the area of South John Street. When the officers arrived on the scene, they found a woman, later identified as Stephanie Olivieri, in her running car. Olivieri was gasping for breath and had blood running down the right side of her head. 
 
The responding officers called for backup and began lifesaving efforts. Olivieri was treated by EMS on the scene and then transported to Berkshire Medical Center where she was later pronounced dead. The Chief Medical Examiner found the cause of her death to be a homicide caused by wounds sustained from a bullet to her head.
 
Multiple individuals testified that they believed Tyler Sumner was targeting an individual living in the area of the shooting. They believe that Olivieri was not the intended target of the murder.
 
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