Producer's Channel Marshfield Broadcasting

01/31/2025

Chestnut Center for the Arts in Marshfield Presents: "Wildlife Art Expressions." Filmed and edited By Angie H.

01/22/2025

Come visit The Chestnut Center of the Arts in Marshfield, Wi. There are new upcoming events all through January. By Angie H.

01/14/2025

Come and join us at the community center in Marshfield this Thursday and learn some new techniques. Filming by angie h.

Come to the Marshfield Community Center on January 16th. To learn some new techniques on your phone. Filming by Angie H.

01/12/2025

Come to the Marshfield Community Center on January 16th. To learn some new techniques on your phone. Filming by Angie H.

01/08/2025

School Board Meeting tonight at 6:30pm. Filmed by Angie H.

12/16/2024

(Update. This has been Canceled due to the weather).Come and join us over at the community center for Senior Talk this Thursday at 10am. Angie H.

11/26/2024

TV guide for Nov 30th to Dec 7th

11/22/2024

All new Senior Talks - Living Independently At Home. Filmed by Angie H

11/17/2024

Please come and join us for Senior Talk this upcoming Thursday, November 21st. At the Community Center at 10:00am. (In the Wein Room). Angie H. will be filming.

11/14/2024

Songs of Peace & Love: For All the People was held at Chestnut Center for the Arts and filmed by community producer Angie Houghton.



Wisconsin Community Media

11/14/2024

Marshfield School Board Meeting from 11/13/2024

11/14/2024

Angie H. Will be filming this musical event this coming Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church at 3:00pm. Please come by and enjoy some good music.

11/14/2024

Angie H. Will be filming the Marshfield School Board meeting this evening at 6:15pm. If you're interested, please stop by.

10/28/2024

Senior Fair at the Second Street Community Center - Fraud Prevention
Filmed by local community producer.

10/10/2024

08/26/2024

Check out the Producer of the Month recognized by Wisconsin Community Media. Dan Ferch.

Many of us started in the audiovisual world in high school, picking up a camera for the first time and instantly finding school fun and possibly a career. Watching and learning was how Dan Ferch, "Video Dan" of Marshfield, started in the audiovisual world. Fast-forward 40-plus years, Ferch of Marshfield continues to use the video skills he learned in high school.

Dan's success came for John "Jack" H. Bittrich, a Marshfield high-school teacher who taught English, speech, theater, argumentation and debate, and TV broadcasting in 1980. He started in the audiovisual area in high school, learning how to set up lighting for theatrical productions from Bittrich, which led to getting involved in video and audio production. He remembers he stayed after school to learn how to edit and splice videos of orchestra and band concerts he filmed.

Dan said, "The video equipment was huge and would take up an entire room, and it would take a lot of work and time to finish just a single video."

Dan received an audiovisual award for his dedication in high school, which he is very thankful for to this day, he said.

After graduating, Dan continued to dabble in videography, working for a local videographer, but decided to get involved with childcare, followed by plumbing and currently custodial work for Marshfield Public Schools. In between all those jobs, Dan could be found at the local access station programming government meetings in the playback system, filming programming in the studio and on location, and doing some side video jobs to make a few extra bucks.

Currently, Dan films Marshfield Civic Band concerts in the park and provides his programs to Marshfield Broadcasting and on the band's website for those who can't watch the concerts in person. Dan finds it rewarding to hear people enjoy watching the concerts on TV, which he says makes it all worth his time. In addition to filming the civic band, you’ll find him behind a camera at other community events such as parades, dances, and theatricals.

Thank you, Dan, for your community involvement.