Our Community Producers


Our community producers are the heart and soul of CMC's Channel 19. These producers often volunteer their skills on important CMC productions crewing as technical directors, floor managers, and camera operators. Our Community producers take the time and dedication to attend CMC Certification courses so they can be trained and have access to CMC's great, high-end video production equipment.

But what our CMC Producers are best known for is producing original TV programming that airs on Channel 19, TV that Matters!

Chris Bradford
Chris Bradford Although friends alerted me to the value of being associated with the CMC a number of years ago, I didn't get involved until after I retired, and I regret not starting sooner. Although I am still new to video production, I have been able to produce five projects in my first year with the help of the CMC staff, who are always willing to assist new producers. I first attempted to produce a film over twenty years ago using a borrowed VHS camcorder, but it wasn’t until I was able to gain access to CMC facilities that I was able to return to this very enjoyable avocation. I also enjoy volunteering when the CMC needs additional crew to cover various Carroll County events, which is a big part of the CMC's contribution to the community.



Gerry Wiseman
Gerry Wiseman Gerry Wiseman has been a photo enthusiast since 1950 when he bought his first box-camera for 2 Pounds (about $3.25 in today's money) in a London street market.

He acquired his first movie camera, a used Keystone 8-mm in 1959, & has been making home movies ever since. Over the years he has owned many Regular 8, Super 8, Super 8 sound, and digital cameras.

He bought an IMac when Apple introduced Imovie, and has shot and edited untold miles of tape since then. He attended film school at Towson University where he took almost every film course that the University offered. He currently has uploaded forty seven videos on a wide variety of topics on Youtube under the screen name of gerwiseman. Gerry has been a volunteer at the CMC for about four years, and has had 5-6 pieces broadcast on Channel 19. He sometimes helps out in the CMC studio, and on location as a cameraman.