Chicago Access Network Television (CAN TV)
Eric Torres is the Chief Training Coordinator at CAN TV since 2001. Eric trains Chicago residents to produce content for cablecast on Chicago Access Network channels, including studio and location production, multi-camera unit production, planning, and post-production using Adobe Premiere software. Prior to this, Eric worked as a Community Organizer at Universidad Popular, where Eric taught English As A Second Language to mostly Mexican immigrants. Eric holds a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts, Cinematography, Traditional Animation, and Film/Video Production from New York University Tisch School of the Arts, along with a pending MFA in Latin American Studies from the University of Chicago.
Chicago Access Network Television (CAN TV)
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CAN TV is an independent nonprofit established by the City of Chicago in 1983 as the public’s space on cable television free of commercials, filters, and censors. On our five local channels you can see the diversity of people and ideas that reflect Chicago, including voices often excluded from the mainstream media. The city where neighbors can freely share their passions and talents with one another is the city that works better. For everyone.