Redwood Community Video
To make online viewing of our programming more user friendly and to include other local videos from different sorces (youtube.com, vimeo.com, blip.tv, etc.) we also manage Redwood Community Video wesite. This site is designed to serve as a home for local video from and about Humboldt County and the North Coast. You can browse by category, watch and get a link to download/embed the video. read more »
Community Media Archive
Access Humboldt also maintains an online local community media archive, which host locally produced videos (subject to presenters' approval) as well as many local government meetings aired on channel Civic10. read more »
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of membership?
Can I get a DVD copy of a program that aired on access Humboldt channels?
Can I watch programs online?
Who can submit programs to Access Humboldt channels?
What kind of programs can I submit?
Is there any censorship or content restrictions?
Are there opportunities to volunteer at Access Humboldt?
Does Access Humboldt offer any editing or production classes? read more »
Gain a Series Status
A series is defined as programming with a common theme, format, length and title that is produced weekly, on alternating weeks, or monthly. View current series schedule here.
Each program in a series must contain at least 75% new material read more »
Community Bulletin Board
Nonprofit messages, community service notices, and public announcements can be submitted and displayed on channels Civic10 or AH12 Community Bulletin Boards.
Your message must be non-commercial and must not contain pricing or calls for actions. read more »
Submit a Program
Humboldt residents can submit programs (live or pre-recorded) to be played on Access Humboldt TV channels and on our online Community Media Archive.
It is your responsibility to make sure that your program does not violate our policy on commercial content. read more »
Programming Policy
Community access programming is a great opportunity, but it comes with real responsibility. It's important to understand, at the outset, what is permitted and what is prohibited, to understand and follow all AH policies and procedures. read more »
