Community Media News

Marin TV Producers: Submit Your Work for the 2013 Hometown Media Awards!

All you talented creators of Marin TV programming, listen up! The Alliance for Community Media (ACM) has issued its call for entries for the Hometown Media Awards. The submission deadline is Thursday, February 28—just two weeks away.

"Ask the Experts" - Storytelling Through Cinematography on September 10

The Community Media Center of Marin’s popular series of master classes goes virtual via Zoom with compelling media-related topics presented by experts in their field.

On Thursday, September 10 (6:30 - 8:30 PM), learn how your greatest asset is not your equipment, but your creative vision in "Storytelling Through Cinematography."

Whether you use a smartphone or DSLR camera, award-winning short filmmaker Yoel Iskindir will guide you through the process -- from lens selection to manual settings to composition -- of achieving the most important part of good filmmaking – visual storytelling.

CMCM’s virtual "Ask the Experts" presentations are free for CMCM members. $25 non-member fee includes one-year membership to CMCM plus free admittance to all “Ask the Experts” presentations in this series.

Register at www.cmcm.tv/asktheexperts. For more information, contact jill@marintv.org or call (415) 721-0636.

If you are a CMCM Non-Member you can pay $25 here for the entire series and receive a free CMCM Membership.

Ask the Experts: Why Do You Ask? TONIGHT, May 20

As an award-winning network television publicist and senior writer/editor for ABC.com and Oscar.com, Jill Lessard received high praise for her interviews with major Hollywood talent. Benefit from the lessons she learned over two decades!

This "Ask the Experts" master class will be presented Thursday, May 20 (7:00 – 8:30 PM) via Zoom.

"Ask the Experts" are free to CMCM members. Non-member registration of $25 includes a year-long membership to CMCM and admittance to all "Ask the Experts" presentations in this series. Register at www.cmcm.tv/asktheexperts.

Novato Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony 2023

This Novato Tradition is perfect for the entire family and will feature Holiday Performances, Tree Lighting Ceremony, Treats & Hot Drinks, Artisan Vendors, Craft Booths and Kids’ Activities. Of course we will have Santa & Elves on hand to hear the wishes of every little one! Downtown businesses will be open late for holiday shopping and the restaurants & tap rooms will be bursting with holiday cheer!

Community Channel: Comcast 26 / AT&T 99 Air Dates:

Friday, December 22nd @ 11:51 AM
Saturday, December 23rd @ 12:48 PM
Sunday, December 24th @ 4:19 PM
Monday, December 25th @ 3:00 PM
Monday, December 26th @ 7:48 PM
Tuesday, December 26th @ 9:04 PM

Virtual Media Mixer TONIGHT -- Wednesday, August 5

Long time no see!

Reconnect with CMCM members and staff at a Virtual Media Mixer TONIGHT -- Wednesday, August 5 (7 - 8:30 PM). Host Mariposa de Los Angeles will be joined by CMCM Director of Operations Jill Lessard and Director of Education & Production Omid Shamsapour to fill you in on what's been happening at the center while we've been shut down due to COVID-19, and answer any questions you might have.

This Virtual Media Mixer will be held via Zoom -- everybody's new best friend! Please register by emailing jill@marintv.org. We'll send you the link to join the meeting a day or two in advance.

Hope to "see" you soon!

"marINSANITY" celebrates 50th episode TONIGHT April 12

Join the fun! "marINSANITY" records its 50th episode on Monday, April 12 at 7 PM.

Be a member of the virtual audience as some of the Bay Area's best and brightest stand-up comedians share some laughs on Marin TV's crazy funny stand-up comedy show

Reserve your space in the "Zoom Room" by emailing jill@marintv.org

Carol Jacobsen presents “Women of Color and Accomplishment”!

Marin TV is pleased to showcase “Women of Color and Accomplishment” paintings from artist Carol Jacobsen at the Georgia Anwell Gallery at the Community Media Center of Marin.

Check below for more info and here is her statement for the community members:

"The body of work included in this show is my creative response to the murder of George Floyd. Watching the horrific video of his murder and the subsequent attacks on protesters by white supremacists motivated me to find a way to fight racism. Like other social justice painters, I decided to use my skills to help people look beyond the color of one’s skin and instead judge them by their character.

FREE Media Classes! Register Here!

The Media Center is approaching our eighth anniversary and we're celebrating by inviting you to the center for free classes and lectures in media production. Beginning May 18, CMCM will host a series of master classes on media-related topics by experts in their field. These two-hour Wednesday night sessions will feature Academy Award-winning director John Korty, as well as specialists in storyboarding, music, smartphones, interviewing, and audio. Details and RSVP page here: http://cmcm.tv/asktheexperts, limited seating, register today!

Get to know us! Free Orientation August 3

Connect with your community! Create videos that will reach 70,000 households on Marin TV! Learn more at a free CMCM Orientation -- via Zoom -- on the first Tuesday of each month (7 - 8:30 PM). The next Orientation is on the calendar for August 3. Reserve your spot in the "Zoom Room" by registering at www.cmcm.tv/orientation. For more info, call (415) 721-0636.

An Exhibition of Land and Sea by Veda Florez! CLOSING EVENT: Saturday, April 29th @ 3:00 PM!

The Georgia Anwell Gallery at the Community Media Center of Marin (CMCM) is pleased to present An Exhibition of Land and Sea by long-time member artist and videographer Veda Florez from March 1 – April 30, 2023 with an Opening Reception on Saturday, March 3rd (6-8 pm) and a Closing Reception on Saturday, April 29th (3-5pm). Free to the public, students encouraged to attend.

Land and Sea is an exploration in ink, watercolor, and video shorts. Her vibrant work features local beaches and coastlines interiors. Many of the works were created during the COVID-19 lock down when beaches were closed to the public, and she painted from the prevue of her car far from public feared germs.

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