CMCM Updates

The Community Media Center of Marin presents a brand new video showcasing the center.

The three-minute video -- featuring series producers Lori Greenleaf, Soleil Dakota, Joe Mason, Cheryl Scheurer, and Ginger Souders-Mason -- made its debut at the March 2015 orientation.

You can watch it here, but don't forget to share it on Facebook and Twitter! CMCM is the place to make media happen. Spread the word!

We are proud to conclude another successful run at the Marin County Fair! A heartfelt thanks to all of the volunteers who represented CMCM. Your time, energy, and support mean the world to us. Simply put -- we couldn't be the wonderful organization we are without members like YOU. We would also like to thank local artist Dickens 44 for lending his captivating "Selfie Hipsters" for our animated photobooth. His art stole the show and inspired children and adults alike!

We also owe a big shout out to John MacLeod, the executive director of XRlibraries (formerly VARLibraries), without whom we wouldn't have our prime location in the Exhibit Hall! Thank you for inviting us to share your space year after year.

Finally, thank you Marin! Your participation and enthusiasm make public media possible. We're so glad you stopped by. Hopefully, we'll be seeing some new faces around the center soon.

CMCM WILL BE TEMPORARILY CLOSED on Wednesday, May 25th due to the the water being turned off. We apologize for any potential inconvenience. This will be a maintenance day and will be closed to the public.

We will resume fully operational normal office hours again on Thursday, May 26th.

Please email info@cmcm.tv if you have any questions. Thank You!

Malcolm Pinson is an artist from Petaluma, CA, who’s specializes in painting cartoons, creating digital art and animations. Growing up in an artist household, Malcolm was immersed in creativity from an early age, with his father teaching him the art of airbrushing as a teenager, a skill that continues to use til this day. Over the years, Malcolm has expanded his artistic horizons, venturing into the world of digital art and animation. Recently he has been challenging himself with acrylic paints and traditional paintbrushes as opposed to paint pens, adding a new layer of depth and texture to his already dynamic creations.