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November 2020 Newsletter
WHCA Local Government Coverage
Our extensive local government coverage has continued to grow during these tough times.
For our Whitman Government page, please click here. You can navigate the page for general coverage information, and the government playlist.
For our Hanson Government page, please click here. You can navigate the page for general coverage information, and the government playlist.
 🚨New Show Alert 🚨
Geekology
Everybody has a geeky side to them.
Whether you’re able to geek-out over technology, music, skin care, nature, or anything at all, Geekology is for you! We are looking for locals to produce shows about any topic they can geek-out to. Producing an episode is incredibly simple. All you have to do is:
  • Email info@whca.tv stating that you want to produce an episode
  • We set you up with a camera, and any other tools you may need
  • You shoot an amazing show
  • We figure out the post production details
  • And just like that, you've produced an episode!
Outdoor Adventures
Is Now On Air!
On this episode of Outdoor Adventures, our producer Carol Brewster takes you on a kayak tour of Lake Sabbatia in Taunton, MA.
Production Tip - 180 Degree Rule

When dealing with the 180-degree rule, you are dealing with consistent spatial relations between subjects, and screen direction. 


Let's make this a bit simpler - Imagine a circle drawn around your scene, or a line down the middle. In order to follow the 180-degree rule, you will need to place each camera on one side of the line/half of the circle. Keeping the cameras on one side of the imaginary line ensure proper spatial relations in your scene. Following this rule helps the viewer stay orientated and follow the flow of the scene.

What happens if I break the 180-degree rule? As with anything in video production, you must know the rules in order to break them. Disregarding the 180-degree rule will cause the viewer confusion, or a sense of abnormality. Directly breaking this rule will result in a change of subject orientation (someone who was on the left, will now be on the right). This technique is commonly used in horror/psychological thrillers to cause a sense of disturbance to the viewer.

Social Media Spotlights

Thank you for reading and we hope to see you at WHCA or one of the two communities that we proudly serve. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us, as the WHCA staff looks forward to working with you!
The WHCA Staff

Whitman Hanson Community Access 115 South Ave Whitman, MA 02382
Ph: 781-447-4175  
Email: info@WHCA.tv 
Web: www.WHCA.tv
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