Boyd Productions

INFINITY HALL LIVE is a new Connecticut public television music series that offers viewers the “best seat in the house."  The series is shot at Infinity Hall in Norfolk, Connecticut.  Artists include Aimee Mann, Keb' Mo', The Smithereens, The Wailin' Jennys, Jonathan Edwards, Tim Reynolds, Shelby Lynne, Rusted Root and more.  The series is being produced by Jennifer Boyd, post-produced by Karen Silverstein, directed by Ed Gonsalves.  Sound mixing was done by Jim Chapdelaine.

For more information, visit Infinity Hall Live.

The ‘60s in Connecticut, a new CPTV original production, takes an unflinching look at this turbulent and transformative decade through the eyes of Connecticut residents.

Using interviews and rarely viewed archival footage and photographs, the one hour documentary chronicles the political upheaval, cultural transformation, and social changes in the state, from civil rights and women’s movement to Connecticut’s role in the space race and the music scene.

For more information, log onto cptv.org.

For three days, Mother Nature seized control over Connecticut, as automobile, air and rail traffic were shut down and bustling businesses went dark. 

When the documentary The Blizzard of ’78 aired this past February, it was the number one rated local public television show in the country in its timeslot.  More than 200,000 Connecticut residents watched the program and more than 1,000 ordered copies after the show aired.