

Community Television for the Southern Berkshires is pleased to announce the three winners of the 2010 Student Video Competition.
The third place winner is Eliza Mitchell for her entry “Dream Sequence”. Eliza is a junior from Monument Mountain High School. Eliza will receive $200 for her winning entry.
The second place winner is Monument Mountain High School student Katrina Kudlick’s. entry titled “Who Am I?”. The second place winner will receive $300.
The first place winner of $500 is Monument Mountain senior Tasha Tarnawa. In addition to Tasha’s first place entry “The History of MMTV”, her second entry “Time to Pretend” won $200 for most original entry.
The CTSB staff and board of directors congratulate these three students and all of the entrants for their contributions and welcome more entries in next year’s contest. All of the 2010 entries will air in a special program on CTSB channels 16 and 17 in June. Please check our online schedule at www.ctsbtv.org for more information.
Community Television for the Southern Berkshires has won a first place award in the category of Best Informational Feature in the 2009 Hometown Video Awards.
The national competition is sponsored by the Alliance for Community Media. This year's competition drew more than 1,200 entries from community television stations nationwide. "The Shroud of Turin, Is this A Photograph of Jesus Christ?" was directed and edited by Leo W. Mahoney, station manager of CTSB-TV.
The lecture was given by Mahoney's father, Leo E. Mahoney of Lenox, who is a renowned speaker on the mysteries of the Shroud. The program was recorded in August 2008 at St. Charles Church in Pittsfield. It took the younger Mahoney a year to create and edit the many graphic images used in the video.
The award will be presented at the Alliance for Community Media National Conference in Portland, Ore., in July. CTSB-TV will air the program again in August.