What
Canada’s oldest campus-based TV facility, Community-University Television was founded in 1969 and supports a variety of independent productions. Serving students of Concordia University and the surrounding community. CUTV is a hub for independent media production and growing alternative media institutions. Current CUTV projects include the Grassroots Coverage Fund and Local 514. You can read CUTV’s mandate and bylaws here.
Hours
Monday: by appointment
Tuesday: 10am – 6pm
Wednesday: by appointment
Thursday: 10am – 6pm
Friday: by appointment
Where
Our offices and studio are located at CUTV 2110 Mackay on the fourth floor.
You can reach us at the following:
Email: info@cutvmontreal.org
For equipment and booking information: equipment@cutvmontreal.org
Phone: 450-231-7019
By post:
Community-University Television
2110 Mackay St #403
Montreal, QC H3G 2J1
Who
Our Staff
Aude Simon | Video Journalist | Aude Simon is an editor, videographer, and video journalist with Local 514, as well as independently. She has also worked with outlets such as La Converse and The Link. A Film Studies student at Concordia University, she focuses on documenting human connections to expose systemic inequities and amplify underreported issues.
Hana Joosse | Community Engagement | Hana Joosse is an independent filmmaker and artist. He is passionate about environmental and social justice issues, and using art as a way to amplify these struggles. Outside of CUTV, Hana works as an art director for film, television, and theatre, and holds a BFA in Film from Toronto Metropolitan University.
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