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In a competitive business where you are only as good as your last job CSP has earned its reputation over 25 years for being… “On Time, On Budget, On Target.”
We are committed to providing our clients with the highest quality mobile television facilities, the most professional and service-oriented staff and the best equipment at reasonable prices. With one of the industry’s newest fleets, our mobile units are cutting-edge, powerful and efficient.
YOUR CSP TEAM
Len Chase
President
Len has more than 30 years of engineering and production experience in the broadcast industry. He began his career in television at WCBB and WMTW where he designed and built studios and master control rooms. In 1989, Len joined CSP and while with the company he has received three prestigious Emmy Awards for his work as a Senior Technical Manager. Len graduated from Southern Maine Technical College in 1981 with a degree in Electronic Technology.
Andrew MacVane
Vice President of Operations
Andrew has been employed at CSP for the past 20 years. Prior to joining CSP, he spent 6 years at Shape where he travelled world wide installing, maintaining and training workers on automated VHS manufacturing equipment. Andrew graduated from Southern Maine Technical College in 1985.
Bonnie Barclay
Office Manager
Bonnie has over 30 years experience in Human Resource and Accounting Management. Prior to joining CSP, she held managerial positions with several companies in Maine and New Hampshire. Bonnie graduated from the University of Maine in 1990 with a degree in Business Management.
Brian Dyer
Engineering Supervisor
Brian has been employed at CSP for the past 10 years. Prior to joining CSP, he spent 17 years at WGME-TV as Assistant Chief Engineer responsible for most of the station’s remote broadcast activities. Brian is a 1974 graduate of the Industrial Electronics Technology Program at Southern Maine Technical College.
OUR HISTORY
1988: CSP was established as a division of Maine Radio and Television which owned and operated WCSH-TV located in Portland, Maine. WCSH’s call letters – CSH – were a reference to the company’s original headquarters located in Portland’s Congress Square Hotel. In keeping with its Portland, Maine heritage, CSP is an acronym for Congress Square Productions.
1999: WCSH-TV was sold leaving CSP as a separate operating entity.
2003: CSP moved its operations to a new 10,000 square foot facility located on four acres in Saco, Maine.
2010: EKTJ, LLC acquired majority control of CSP and helped launch the company into the world of high-definition broadcasting.
2012: Present: CSP currently provides state-of-the-art HD production units to CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox, CBS College Sports, NBC Sports and ESPN. CSP’s most recent HD unit was put in service in November 2012 with another newly constructed HD unit scheduled to roll out in November 2013.
CSP maintains a five bay, 10,000 square foot maintenance facility situated on four acres of land in Saco, Maine. The site has ample room and the approvals in place to expand the facility to accommodate the company’s future growth plans.
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