Business Details
41 Years
experience
Community Media Training & Production in Kenosha, WI
Kenosha Community Media has served as a vital community media resource since 1985, empowering local voices through accessible digital media platforms. Our organization provides comprehensive training in media production and post-production, enabling individuals and nonprofits to create and broadcast programming across multiple channels including Spectrum Channel 14, Roku, and online platforms. With a focus on education and community engagement, we offer state-of-the-art production facilities at The Hub, located within the Southwest Library, while maintaining a commitment to transparency recognized by our Candid Gold Transparency Rating.Our team of experienced professionals delivers coverage of significant local events such as the Civic Veterans Parade and HarborPark Jazz Festival, while providing critical media access to nonprofit organizations seeking to expand their outreach. Through strategic partnerships with institutions like Gateway Technical College, we amplify community messages through coordinated social media promotion and collaborative programming initiatives.
Services
Media Production Training
Nonprofit Broadcasting
Event Coverage
Digital Media Access
Community Forums
Details
- Year established: 1985
Highlights and features
- We offer 40+ years of community media experience and expertise
- Our facilities are available at no charge with local library card access
- We provide professional coverage of major Kenosha area events annually
- Our staff includes certified media production professionals
- We maintain partnerships with local educational and cultural institutions
Associations and certifications
- Candid Gold Transparency Rating
What people say
Invaluable resource
Talented staff
Extra push of programming
Community advancement
Professional coverage
Services
Media Production Training
Professional instruction in digital media creation and post-production techniques. Our training program equips participants with essential skills for modern media production. Participants gain hands-on experience with industry-standard equipment and software.
Nonprofit Broadcasting
Television programming distribution for local organizations through Spectrum Channel 14 and digital platforms. Enables nonprofits to share their messages with broader audiences through professional broadcasting channels.
Event Coverage
Professional documentation of community events including parades, festivals, and educational competitions. Our team provides comprehensive video coverage and post-production services for local happenings.
Digital Media Access
Free access to production equipment and studio facilities for qualified individuals and organizations. Includes use of video production studios and editing computers for content creation.
Community Forums
Platform for balanced discussions on local issues and community topics. Provides space for diverse perspectives through structured programming and moderated debates.
People
Jason Rimkus
Media Coordinator
Manages media operations and production coordination at The Hub. Provides technical guidance to community producers and ensures quality content delivery across all platforms.
Ralph Piro
Media Assistant
Supports media production activities and assists users with equipment operation. Offers hands-on technical support for both studio and field production requirements.
Kristie Matteau
Executive Director
Leads strategic direction and organizational management for Kenosha Community Media. Oversees programming initiatives and maintains community partnerships to expand media access.
Questions
What media training programs do you offer?
We provide comprehensive training in video production and post-production techniques for community members and organizations.
How can I access your production facilities?
Residents of Kenosha, Racine, Walworth, or Rock County with library cards can use our facilities free of charge.
Do you cover local community events?
Yes, we professionally document major Kenosha events including parades, festivals, and educational competitions annually.
How is your organization funded?
We receive primary funding from the City of Kenosha with additional support from donations, grants, and sponsorships.
Can nonprofits use your broadcasting services?
Yes, we provide television broadcasting opportunities for local nonprofits to share their messages with wider audiences.
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