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The arts empower folks to be their best selves. Our member community is filled with incredibly talented individuals who produce meaningful content and work together on teams as volunteers. Many of our members share the projects that they work on during our quarterly member showcases that are virtual. This year, Montgomery Community Media (MCM) is […] ....
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I am the Director of Education and Community Engagement at Montgomery Community Media (MCM), but I am also multi-media maker and love making short films. In 2017, I first heard about the 48 Hour Film Project competitions when reading the post of a Facebook friend who planned on entering the contest. A professional playwright, at […] ....
( Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (above) is a cable-access show produced by long-time MCM member Mariana Cordier. Mariana has produced the show in-studio at MCM and went virtual when COVID-19 closed the studios. She works with MCM’s production specialist, Dee Willett to create virtual treatments for the show each week and produce virtually). Montgomery Community Media (MCM) is the only independent, nonprofit organization providing access to public media (public access television and broadband media) directly to Montgomery County’s over one million residents as well as the resident non-profit organizations, associations, and businesses. As a Montgomery County, Maryland resident, you don’t only benefit from MCM because you get to enjoy hyper-local community-centric programming on television. You also get to create content to later broadcast on our channels. If you are an aspiring media maker, producing a show to broadcast on MCM’s cable-access channels could be j ....