Live Stream

Live Stream

Schedule

Schedule

Clinics

CMCM offers clinics to members on a weekly basis to help you overcome technical obstacles and increase your expertise. Just come in on a clinic day and work on your project. When you have a question or issues arise, ask for help at the Front Desk and one of our staff members will assist you.

Edit Clinic

Wednesdays, 6 - 9 PM
Fridays, 2 - 5 PM

Camera Clinic

Thursdays, 2:30 - 4 PM

Pre-Production

Available on request. Please contact Jill at jill@cmcm.tv.

 

Volunteering

Use this form to note your availability and skills for volunteering for other member-produced programs. Also, consider subscribing to our member listserv, which is specifically intended for connecting members who want to share their production skills. CMCM is not able to accept volunteers regularly for the center, but we do have an academic internship program for students.

Underwriting

Underwriting

Board Information

The Community Media Center of Marin is a non-profit organization governed by a 16-person Board of Directors. The Board consists of five member elected seats, eight designated seats by outside agencies and organizations and three seats appointed by the sitting board. The Board meets in open meetings on the fourth Thursday, of each month at 4:00pm at CMCM. Below are documents related to CMCM Organizational Policy and Governance.

CMCM 2024 Board Election Information


Board Documents
CMCM Annual Reports 2008-present

CMCM Board Meeting Agendas and Minutes

CMCM By-Laws PDF

CMCM Conflict of Interest Policy PDF

Positions

Sorry. No positions are currently available.

Interns

interns

Staff

Michael Eisenmenger, Executive Director

Michael worked for years as a community media advocate and producer with many NYC organizations including Paper Tiger TV, Deep Dish TV, Manhattan Neighborhood Network and the Independent Media Centers (IMC). He coordinated the satellite programming for the IMC in Seattle during the WTO and for later mass protests in Washington DC and Mexico. Prior to that, he taught for 8 years as an assistant professor at Rutgers University teaching media and design.

Michael also co-founded Media Jumpstart in 2000, a non-profit organization providing web, database and technical assistance to the NYC progressive non-profit community. Michael later helped launch and directed the daily news program Grit TV with Laura Flanders in 2008. Michael is currently the executive director of the Community Media Center of Marin which has been in operation since 2009.

Megan Loretz, Director of Programs

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