In the heart of Toronto the youth of
Regent Park take us on a tour of their culturally diverse neighborhood.
The journey however is not by foot or by car, rather through the
lens of Regent Park TV (RPTV), an internet broadcast station.
Regent Park TV is a
forum for local youth to voice their experiences, share their stories
and explore issues that affect them and their community. The work is
delivered in a range of formats including interviews, debates, short
dramas, documentaries, news shows, public service announcements and
Super8 films.
The local stories RPTV
features, allows community members to see their own lives reflected.
Together youth, and their community audience, co-create meaningful
media rather than just act as consumers of mainstream television. This
is empowering to both producers and viewers.
Check out the archives or tune in weekly to see a new segment of RPTV!
Regent Park TV is produced by the Regent Park Focus Youth Media Arts Centre located at:
38 Regent Street (Lower Level)
Toronto, Ontario
M5A 3N7
Phone: (416) 863-1074
Email: focusflava@gmail.com
Currently, Regent Park
Focus Youth Media Arts Centre is negotiating with Toronto Community
Housing and local cable and Internet providers to develop Regent Park
TV into a fully operational community television channel operated by
young people. The redevelopment of Regent Park provides a ripe
opportunity for this to happen. If you are interested in supporting
this exciting initiative contact us.


Sprucecourt Public School New Playground
The Opening of Cole Street
Why Do Men Silence Eachother
The Case For The Legalization Of Marijuana
Regent Park Focus March Break Program
Drug Awareness Week (2008)
Dalton McGunty Tours RP
The Regent Park Lottery
The Access Project Part 2
Regent Park Gets A Bank
30 Regent Street
Goodbye Carmel Hili
Working Together