GBA-ARTA Productions (Greater Bay Area Arts Resources & Talents Association) began as the personal quest of our Founder and Chief Operations Manager—L Michael Bouyer Sr. (a Multimedia Teacher/Consultant, and military Veteran). His vision was adopted by a group of women (daughters, sisters, mothers and grandmothers) who are dedicated to producing Intelligent Television programming. Our broadcast network – GBATTV.com is viewable by an international audience on Smart Phones, tablets, laptops, desktops, Smart TVs, and even wirelessly transmitted to an HD TV of any size. Our mission is to inform, entertain, and educate. Our goal is to provide the Greater Bay Area (San Jose – Oakland - San Francisco - Santa Rosa – Napa – Sacramento – Stockton - Modesto…and all the communities near and in between) with TV programming about you… for you… by you.

GBATTV is community involvement and engagement. The producers of GBATTV, in addition to delivering relevant local programming, seek out other Greater Bay Area production companies. We invite them to submit their own local programming, to be aired on GBATTV.com. Those same production companies will also be interviewed to reveal their purpose, challenges, and how the rest of the Bay Area can help support them.

We are proud to announce the planned release date in 2020 (for the official premier airing of GBATTV) and we are excited to announce that a substantial portion of our production resources will be directly focused on giving back to the community we serve. The GBATTV production teams will produce and deliver to our communities, many services like: Tours of Bay Area colleges and Recruiter DVDs for college-bound High School athletes, artists, musicians, and academics (ALL FREE) to the students and families chosen from communities throughout the Greater Bay Area, and ARTA delivers Art, Entertainment, and Media productions training and “hands-on” opportunities to high school and college students hungry for career choices. (Visit our educational division, at: www.gba-arta.org and consider underwriting some of those students career launches).