NvTv (Northern Visions Television) is a local community television station based in the city of Belfast, which broadcasts on UHF channel 62 (799.276 MHz), and also streams its programming online; it is operated by the Northern Visions media and arts project. Although some staff are employed by the station, most involved are volunteers. NvTv is the only local community station in Northern Ireland.

The station was launched at 5.00pm on Monday 9 February 2004, with the first programme aired being a film called 'The School Trip', which was made by students at the Fleming Fulton School in the city. Initially NvTv broadcast just one hour of programming on weekdays which was repeated on loop, with shows repeated again at the weekend; however, the station has now expanded its content and covers community and other events in and around the Belfast metropolitan area, as well as other commissioned programmes.

NvTv was originally granted a four year licence by Ofcom, and is operated by the long established, non-profit Northern Visions media and arts centre in the Cathedral Quarter of the city. The station's facilities are used by 200 community-based organisations, as well as a range of individual actors and filmmakers.