Cybercar Online Gallery and Links

www.dctvny.org.

www.freespeechtv.org.

www.speakupnewyork.org.

Grassroots media mogul Jon Alpert, co-founder of the DowntownCommunity Television Center, outside the Cybercar. Alpert’slong-time dream was to outfit a vehicle with production equipment inorder to involve the public in on-camera discussions.

Ribbon-cutting ceremony to launch the maiden voyage. The Cybercarvisited 26 cities in New York over a 25-day period. Footage from thetour was used to create a one-hour PBS documentary called Speak UpNew York!

Students at Pace University gather outside the Cybercar to voicetheir opinions during the Speak Up New York! tour.

At each stop, public officials, in this case George Pataki, wereinterviewed by the state’s youth. The 4’x6’ Sacco LEDvideoscreen displays the on-camera action.

Students at Queensborough College gain valuable experience intelevision production during the Speak Up New York! tour.

Installation of the video wall in the Cybercar’s95-square-foot control room.

In the newly renovated master control room, the innards of the4’x6’ Sacco LED videoscreen are protected by a sheet ofPlexiglass. The videoscreen is viewable from the exterior of thebus.

The Cybercar’s presentation lounge, equipped with a 42in.Panasonic plasma screen, can accommodate a three-camera shoot or up tofive video editors working on laptop computers. The furniture convertsto beds and can sleep up to seven people during multidaytours.