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Annual Report 2007 4 4 5 Dear Members, the world; and our WTTW production team complemented the Almost 40 years ago, visionary philosopher and educator Marshall 14-hour epic miniseries The War: A Ken Burns Film with a compelling McLuhan predicted that everyone would have their own television series of personal reminiscences from local World War II veterans. channel. And he was right. My daughter just bought a video iPod on Their profoundly moving stories aired around episodes of the series, which she can watch Alicia Keys perform her latest hit; our Chicago as a stand-alone program, and were posted in a special section of Tonight producers can access breaking news, weather and traffic our website. In the fourth quarter, we cut the ribbon of the updates, anytime and anywhere, on their laptops; 33,000 people a Alexandra C. and John D. Nichols Production Operations Center. month are listening to an online stream of 98.7WFMT; and 25,000 In fact, with three digital channels up and running (WTTWD, V-me and viewers a month are watching WTTW programs on demand. More Create), we are exceptionally well prepared for the February 2009 and more of my colleagues are e-mailing me from their Blackberries. deadline for digital conversion. And our Early Childhood Learning Even my Starbucks experience is high-tech; now I get a free workshops, community outreach initiatives, and partnerships with downloadable Joni Mitchell tune with my latte, and Paul McCartney Chicago’s leading cultural, educational, and philanthropic institutions released his last CD exclusively through the coffee chain. And are stronger than ever. then there is YouTube—a place where everyone is a producer with As you glance through this Annual Report, please be assured the perfect medium to air their creations, in perpetuity. With today’s that there isn’t a day that goes by that we don’t appreciate technology, we truly are the masters of our own media domain. your generous support. We simply couldn’t produce award-winning We can get content when, where, and how we want it. programming if it weren’t for you. We are also deeply grateful to our Only a few years ago, my friends in public broadcasting were committed Board of Trustees, corporate partners, and foundations concerned about competing with 500 cable stations. Well, I’m proud that have supported us. to say that public broadcasting is holding its own. It still reigns... And in closing, I’d like to thank our departing Executive Vice unique and distinctive. President of Development, Farrell Frentress, for nearly a decade of In spite of our current funding challenges, WTTW had a leadership, dedication, and inspiration. Enjoy your retirement— phenomenal 2007. Highlights include the national launch of our first we will miss you! PBS children’s series WordWorld, a lively animated program which brings words alive for children ages 3 to 5; WTTW National Productions produced David Broza at Masada: The Sunrise Concert Thank you. And stay tuned for an exciting 2008. with Jackson Browne and Shawn Colvin, our first international high-definition broadcast, shot in southern Israel; we were one Sincerely, of the first public television stations in America to add the Spanish- language channel V-me to our roster; 98.7WFMT launched its Daniel J. Schmidt international streaming service for classical music listeners around President & CEO 6 Chicago’s premier public television station reaches two million viewers a week—the largest public television audience in the nation. With a strong combination of local and national productions, WTTW11 is proud to present public affairs, performing and visual arts, nature, science, and how-to programming, and offers a rich and diverse children’s schedule. Although our primary focus has always been uniquely local, we continue to produce award-winning programs for national and international audiences. 2 7 1 3 6 9 7 4 8 5 1 Chicago Tonight host Phil Ponce 2 David Broza at Masada: The Sunrise Concert 3 Patti LuPone in Great Performances: The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny from the Los Angeles Opera 4 Sesame Street 5 John Callaway with Alan Alda on Friday Night 6 Masterpiece Theatre: Jane Eyre 7 The War: A Ken Burns Film 8 Soundstage: Tom Petty 9 Nature: The Desert Lions 2 8 1 3 5 4 9 Our media organization now Local Productions and WTTWN G The McLaughlin Group provides quality programming over Co-Productions WTTW National Productions G MEXICO–One Plate at a Time four distinct channels—WTTW11, G Arts Across Illinois produces and presents original with Rick Bayless WTTWD, Create, and V-me. G Check, Please! programming for both public G Soundstage G Chicago Matters: Beyond Borders and commercial broadcast that G South Beach Heart Program WTTWD was the first Chicago G Chicago Tonight reflects the best in arts G WordWorld station to have a separate G Chicago’s WWII Heroes and entertainment, education, schedule of high-definition and G Coming to Chicago: politics, public affairs, business, Distinctive Programs widescreen programming. The Italian-American Legacy religion, and so much more. from PBS G Friday Night with John Callaway WTTWN’s landmark innovative We are privileged to offer Create provides the very best in G The Foods of Chicago: series and original productions our audience a wide variety of national “how-to” programming. A Delicious History include: programming, including G The Golden Apple Awards for American Experience, Nature, V-me, launched in March, is the Excellence in Teaching G Automatic Millionaire with NOVA, Antiques Roadshow, first Spanish-language public G Illinois Lawmakers David Bach Masterpiece Theatre, Frontline, television channel in the country. G Image Union G CEO Exchange Great Performances, American G Remembering Chicago: G David Broza at Masada: Masters, Independent Lens, The Boomer Years The Sunrise Concert with Bill Moyers Journal, Globe Trekker, G Saved From the Wrecking Ball Jackson Browne and and children’s programming— G Singer’s Spotlight with Shawn Colvin including classics such as Ann Hampton Callaway G Grannies on Safari Sesame Street, Arthur, Dragon Tales, G The Southwest Suburbs: G Legends of Jazz with Maya & Miguel, and the new series Birthplace of Chicago Ramsey Lewis Curious George, WordWorld, G The Week in Review with G John McLaughlin and Super Why, among others. Joel Weisman One-on-One G 30 Good Minutes G Ventana a Chicago 1 Host Ann Hampton Callaway with guest Liza Minnelli on Singer’s Spotlight 2 Chicago Tonight correspondent Rich Samuels 3 Curious George 4 Cellist Yo-Yo Ma 5 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer 3 10 1 5 2 4 1 Chicago Tonight correspondent Christian Farr 2 Antiques Roadshow 3 Check, Please! host Alpana Singh with John Callaway 4 NOVA: Deadly Ascent 5 Arts Across Illinois: CenterStage 6 CEO Exchange 7 Phil Ponce (with line producer Jessica Kaplan in the foreground) in a Chicago Tonight editorial meeting 8 Check, Please! 9 WordWorld 7 11 6 9 8 3 12 1 4 2 5 1 Geoffrey Baer in Foods of Chicago: A Delicious History 2 Engineer Charles Evans in the Digital Broadcast Operations Center 3 Grannies on Safari 4 Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review with Joel Weisman 5 Chicago Tonight correspondent Eddie Arruza 6 Chicago Tonight Executive Producer Mary Field with Carol Marin 7 Engineer Mark Anderson 8 MEXICO– One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless 7 13 6 8 14 14 98.7WFMT is widely recognized as the finest broadcaster of classical music and fine arts programming in the country. Currently enjoying the highest ratings and largest audience in its 56-year history, 98.7WFMT can now be heard internationally through internet streaming. The WFMT Radio Network continues to thrive by producing and syndicating a diverse selection of outstanding musical performances to stations across the country. 2 15 1 7 3 6 5 4 8 1 WFMT program host Rich Warren 2 WFMT program host Peter Van De Graaff 3 Chicago Sinfonietta Conductor Paul Freeman 4 Broadcast from Ravinia 5 Soprano Renée Fleming 6 WFMT program hosts Lisa Flynn and Carl Grapentine 7 Chicago Symphony Orchestra Principal Conductor Bernard Haitink 8 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin 3 16 2 1 4 6 5 7 1 Program host Carolyn Paulin 2 Program host Peter Van De Graaff 3 Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis 4 WFMT Critic-at-Large Andrew Patner 5 Violinist Rachel Barton Pine 6 Broadcast from Millenium Park 7 Composer John Adams with producer Louise Frank and program host Lisa Flynn 8 Program host Kerry Frumkin 9 Pianist Lang Lang 17 Local Productions: G Voices: A Collection of 8 G The Best of Studs Terkel Illinois Stories G The BP Chicago Symphony G Writers on the Record with Orchestra Radio Victoria Lautman Broadcast Series G The Bucksbaum Family Lyric Full Day Tributes: Opera of Chicago Broadcasts G Mstislav Rostropovich G Critical Thinking with G Studs Terkel Andrew Patner G Luciano Pavarotti G The CSO Soloists Presented by G Sir Edward Elgar National City G Dame Myra Hess Memorial The WFMT Radio Network Concerts G Exploring Music with G The PianoForte Salon Series Bill McGlaughlin G Folkstage G The Israeli Philharmonic G Friday Festival G The New York Philharmonic G From the Recording Horn with Orchestra Andy Karzas G 30 Weeks of Opera G Impromptu and Introductions Companies: G Live from the Martin Theatre Lyric Opera of Chicago 9 G Live from WFMT Los Angeles Opera G The Midnight Special Houston Grand Opera G Music in Chicago San Francisco Opera 18 Network Chicago Guide video and audio content than for veterans to share their stories The Guide, the monthly magazine ever—behind-the-scenes areas and about the Second World War for WTTW and WFMT members, producer blogs, games and by uploading their text, photos, continues to serve our most loyal contests (for kids and adults); web audio, and video onto the site.
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