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french american tv is a program that incorporate french and american programs into one show. The idea of bilingualism and multicultural blend bring a show that's unique with a french angle on the videotaping. email: alineguetta@gmail.com
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What is French American Television?
French American TV is a weekly program, produced predominantly in the San Francisco and Bay area's and a few times in France. It started in 1987 and evolved from a three segment program, (children, interview, variety), to a non defined format covering events and people. On stage people connect in their ideas or activities. It is produced in two to five segments forming a whole - but shown separately on TV. It's the only show that combines French and American Cultures into one program. The idea is bilingualism within one program which now includes other cultures and languages. it is produced by aline guetta dinoia.
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French American Television
P.O. Box 15354
San Francisco, CA 9115
415-377-0245
email: alineguetta@gmail.com
P.O. Box 15354
San Francisco, CA 9115
415-377-0245
email: alineguetta@gmail.com
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