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We want your voice to be heard! High Five Access Media is reopening its doors in July with orientation, free workshops and open studio and lab hours. The fun begins with Camera Basics on July 13 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. You’ll learn the fundamentals of shooting video, get familiar with basic operations of our cameras, learn about tools to improve audio and how to create a stable image. Participants also get hands-on practice shooting footage that they’ll use to piece together a short video in the follow-up workshop. In Video Editing Basics, on July 14 from 5:30 to 8 p.m., students will learn to navigate Final Cut X, piece together video effectively to tell their story, and learn how to export your projects for use on social media and broadcast.

The towns of Avon and Vail recently collaborated with High Five Access Media to purchase and incorporate the technology needed to stream council meetings and other events on Facebook Live.

Celebrate Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Eagle Valley Student Media brings you profiles of local veterans live on High Five, tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Watch on local cable Channel 5 or Live on Five.

The lights shine bright this fall beginning Oct. 10 at 4 p.m. when the Battle Mountain Huskies football team plays against the Ralston Valley Mustangs live on High Five Access Media. All Battle Mountain varsity home football games are televised live, on local cable Channel 5, or your smartphone, tablet or computer on Live on Five at...

COVID-19 has asked a lot of our youth– online school, separation from friends, cancellation of extra curriculars, and missed milestones like prom. However, a few high school students decided to meet their challenges head-on through a mixed-media project. 

The Eagle Valley Library District and High Five Access Media have received an award for production of the short video “Ballot Measure 6a” from the Alliance for Community Media, which nationally represents more than 3,000 public, educational and governmental access centers.

To celebrate the Class of 2020, Eagle County Schools will hold a series of virtual graduation ceremonies for local high schools that include performances, speeches, recognition and certification of graduates, and congratulatory messages that will show on High Five Access Media.

High Five Access Media is virtually demonstrating the basics to effectively use your smartphone or tablet to create video.

High Five Access Media and YouthPower365 invite local high schoolers to apply for a unique, virtual, Valley-wide project. It is an opportunity for students to share their perspectives and experiences related to COVID-19 in the Eagle County community.