About Truly CA
KQED has created exciting showcases for the best documentary films about California made by independent filmmakers -- Truly CA: Our State, Our Stories and Truly CA Shorts.
From Mexican fruit vendors in Oakland to the Tenderloin's history of transgender activism, Truly CA brings to life true stories from around the Golden State.
Truly CA: Our State, Our Stories is a television broadcast series airing monthly on Sundays at 6pm, a time slot that KQED has reserved for independent works. To find out when to tune in, please check our broadcast schedule.
Truly CA Shorts is a web-only companion series featuring a new downloadable short documentary (30 minutes or less) every other month. To subscribe to this free podcast, go to iTunes.
For information about how to submit a film to the series or the podcast, please visit our Call for Entries page.
Credits
Series Producer
Rachel Raney
Associate Producer
Robin Epstein
Unit Manager
Jolee Hoyt
Online Editor
Shirley Gutierrez
Re-Recording Mixer
Paul J. Zahnley, CAS
Disher Music & Sound
Title Credits
Caroline Hendriks
Promotions
Bridget Louie
TV Operations
Robert O'Geen
Frank Carfi
Steve Welch
Interns
Laura Arnold
Meghan Krane
Web Content Producer
Marie K Lee
Web Experience Architect
Wendy Goodfriend
Web Systems Developers
Catherine Huang
Publicists
Scott Walton
Yoonhung Lee
Meredith Gandy
Legal
Abby Staeble
Development
Jayme Burke
Debbie Zambetti
Announcers
Pepe Urquijo
Michelle Henagan
Sarah Varney
Series Music Written and Performed by
Chris Shiflett
Special Thanks
Scott Dwyer, KQED
Wendy Levy, BAVC
Film Arts Foundation
Executive Director, Television Content
Fawn Ring
Executive Producer
Sue Ellen McCann
A KQED Production.
Acknowledgments
Truly CA is a KQED production presented in association with the Bay Area Video Coalition and the Film Arts Foundation.
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Support for Truly CA is provided by The Campaign for the Future Program Venture Fund, The Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation, Ambassador James C. Hormel, and the Members of KQED.
