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Frae Fife - Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath
Farooqi Muskwati speaks to members of FRAE Fife and discusses racial equality with the members and participants.

Camera : Lee Richardson
Editing : Jamie Donohue
Presenter : Ferooqi Muskwati

Papua New Guinean Art - Kirkcaldy
Farooqi Muskwati takes us on a cultural experience of Papua New Guinean Art at the Exhibition being held at Kirkcaldy Museum and Art Gallery.

Camera & Editing : Lee Richardson
Presenter : Ferooqi Muskwati

Shelter Box
Connie Davidson tell us about Shelter Box, a charity that sents aid to help people in poverty stricken areas of the world. She also talks to Kinghorn & Burntisland Rotary Vice President Elaine Bowie.

Camera : Colin Johnston
Editing : Lee Richardson
Presenter : Connie Davidson

Open Studios, Fife
Fife's Open Studios offers the public a chance to see and speak to a wide variety of over 60 artists, designers and makers in their places of work. Farooqi Muskwati speaks to some of the participants and attempts to find what benefits Open Studios can have for both the participant and the public.

Camera : Graeme Campbell
Editing : Jamie Donohue
Presenter : Ferooqi Muskwati

Greyhound Racing in Fife
Jemma Carrol finds out more about greyhound racing at the Thornton Racetrack in Fife.

Camera & Editing : Graeme Campbell
Presenter : Jemma Carrol

A History of Ravenscraig Park, Kirkcaldy
Time for a history lesson as Connie Davidson tells us about some of the history of Ravenscraig Park in Kirkcaldy.

Camera : Colin Johnston
Editing : Lee Richardson
Presenter : Connie Davidson

The Bruce Festival 2010 - Press Launch
Channel Fife TV were invited to attend the launch of the '2010 Bruce Festival' where Graeme Campbell interviewed Celtic singer and musician Karen Matheson, Wendy Masterton from 'Kingdom Bikers', Susan Hughes from 'Dunfermline City Management', Charlie Allan from 'The Clanranald Trust' and Stuart McGann from the 'Dunfermline Press'.
The press launch took place at Dunfermline Abbey where Karen Matheson will be performing during the 2010 event which takes place from the 19th - 29th August.

Presenter : Graeme Campbell
Camera & Editing : Laura Binnie

Adam Smith College Perform 'The Caucasian Chalk Circle'
Channel Fife TV presents an Adam Smith College adaptation of Bertolt Brecht's 'The Caucasian Chalk Circle'.
Includes interviews with the students and director.

Camera : Farooqi Muskwati.
Editing : Jamie Donoghue.

Interview with Independent Candidate for Kirkcaldy, Donald MacLaren
Graeme Campbell of Channel Fife TV interviews Independent candidate for Kirkcaldy Donald MacLaren, who is standing against Gordon Brown for his constituency seat in the 2010 General Election.

Camera & Editing : Graeme Campbell
Interviewer : Graeme Campbell

Interview with Clan Chief, Donald MacLaren
Graeme Campbell of Channel Fife TV interviews Donald MacLaren of MacLaren, Chief of the Clan MacLaren.

Camera & Editing : Graeme Campbell
Interviewer : Graeme Campbell

Media Graduate Unemployment
Channel Fife TV talks to General Election 2010 candidates standing in Fife and asks them about the issue of media graduate unemployment.

Camera : Graeme Campbell
Editor : Lee Richardson
Presenter : Farooqi Muskwati

Local Media Opinions
Channel Fife TV catches up with candidates in Fife for the 2010 General Election to get their opinions on Local TV.

Camera : Graeme Campbell
Editor : Lee Richardson
Presenter : Farooqi Muskwati

Vacant Shops in Kirkcaldy
Connie Davidson looks at the why there are so many shops with nothing in them on Kirkcaldy High Street. She catches up with Chicken Shop owner, Dennis Alexander, and looks at the future of the High Street.

Camera : Colin Johnstone
Editor : Lee Richardson
Presenter : Connie Davidson

Remembering the ABC Cinema, Kirkcaldy
Kirkcaldy lost its last cinema at the end of 2000 and there has never been any full time cinema in the town since then. Channel fife looks at this and finds out the future of commercial cinema in Kirkcaldy.

Camera & Editing : Colin Johnstone
Archive Footage : Graeme Campbell
Narrator : Connie Davidson

The Burke & Hare Tours, Edinburgh
Join Lee Richardson in Edinburghs Old Town as he looks at the famous serial killers Burke & Hare with West Port Tours.

Camera & Editing : James Donoghue
Presenter : Lee Richardson

Maw Broons Cookbook in Cupar
Join the Channel Fife team at Age concern in Cupar for a look at Maw Broon's Cook Book and a chat abour what food was like at the time of World War 2. You can't beat good honest home cooking!

Camera : Graeme Campbell
Sound : Simon Carter
Editor : Lee Richardson
Presenter : Lee Richardson

Drive My Car - The Rover 75 and the Renault Clio
Fife miles per hour presents, "Drive my Car", a satirical look on the driver stereotypes attributed to certain makes of car. The Rover 75 and the Renault Clio are raced around the Knockhill Racing Track.
Find the missing moustache!

Camera : Graeme Campbell & Lee Richardson
Editor : Lee Richardson
Presenters : Graeme Campbell & Lee Richardson

Kingdom Today, Episode 6 - Direct from Balgonie Castle
Channel Fife speaks to piper John Swinton and the Laird of Balgonie. Featuring music by Fife-based Country artist, Billy Caulfield.

Camera : Fin McGregor, Laura Binnie, Colin Johnstone & Lee Richardson
Presenters : Graeme Campbell & Alex McGregor

Test Driving the Jaguar XF
Lee Richardson from Channel Fife gains access to road test the new Jaguar XF from Stratstone Jaguar in Edinburgh.

Camera & Editing : Lee Richardson
Presenter : Alan Irvine

The Launch of the 'See Me' Mental Health Campaign
Channel Fife goes to the Launch of the See Me Scotland Campaign which is raising the awareness of mental health issues in Scotland along with the stigma that people associate with it.

Camera : Laura Binnie & Colin Johnstone
Editor : Lee Richardson
Presenter : Graeme Campbell

The Bruce Festival, Dunfermline
Graeme Campbell of Channel-Fife TV reports from the annual 'Bruce Festival' held in Dunfermline, Scotland.
Set in the beautiful grounds of Pittencrieff park, this spectacular event includes Knights and Foot Soldiers demonstrating various styles of combat with the weaponry of the period, with children playing the roles of squires to the Knights.
The centrepiece of the day's entertainment was the jousting company 'Red Crow' who presented full armour contact displays of jousting.

Piping and drumming was supplied by 'Saor Patrol'.

This event was opened by the Earl of Elgin.

Camera & Editing : Colin Johnstone
Presenter : Graeme Campbell

Pirates in Anstruther
Pirates from the Piratical Union of Bucaneers, Corsairs and Associated Trades, (PUBCAT) invade the sleepy Fife costal village of Anstruther.

Camera: Gavin Bryan-Tansley
Edited: Lee Richardson
Reporter: Graeme Campbell