This is a great and wonderful place. I have been there to help arrange getting some narration and…read moreon-camera work done there for a documentary I have been working on. The staff there - most is all volunteer there and they are so kind and very professional. If they don't get it done right the first time they make it perfect before the end of the day. Thank you for all you do!

My husband directed part of a friend's music video here and I tagged along for the shoot. Jerry was…read moreour friend's contact and was extremely helpful. He gave us a tour of the facilities the day before the shoot and we got to see all that Fairfax Public Access has to offer. There is a large empty studio that we used complete with a huge green-screen wall or choice of black, navy or tan curtain (I think those were the colors). They also have a set that has a full kitchen--just like when you think of Food Network shows like Rachel Ray. I personally don't know all the terminology for all the stuff in there but we were all very impressed by everything. I felt that the cost for renting the studio to non-members was quite reasonable but I have no basis for comparison. We also brought in our own lighting and cameras but were able to use the studio lights with some assistance. Jerry let us know that members who take certain classes to train on the equipment are able to use the studios and everything free of charge (the membership costs $26 according to the site and you have to pay for the classes). Definitely look into this place as an option for studio rentals among other things.

I've had the pleasure of going into the studios 2 times now to appear on Good Morning Washington,…read moreand it was such a pleasure each time. First thing! Parking: There is a large parking garage under the building and the attendant is pretty friendly. He'll ask you how long you're planning on being there, and for me, it was always like 1 hour so he would park me somewhere real close. Second thing! There is a little cafe across the street that opens super early. So if you're on Good Morning Washington and have to be at the studios at 7:15, you can grab a bacon egg and cheese sandwich across the street- I believe the spot opens at like 6 for all the early birds. Third! The biggest surprise to entering the TV Studio is that pretty much 90 percent of the space is taken up by desks. It's pretty much like a huge office and then the studio is like SOOO small. The actual news studio is like the size of a 1 bedroom apartment in DC. All of the anchors and production staff are really sweet and nice. It seems like they really enjoy their jobs. Which comes off in their interaction. It's not like... oh they're super nice on camera and then when the feed goes dead they're like " I hate this place." Quite the opposite. I look forward to going back and doing more segments with Audra and the rest of the team there. Also, Live TV is no joke. Good thing I have so much experience from when I read the announcements on our school TV station at Richard Montgomery High School ;)

The station is conveniently near Rossyln metro. If you use the garage in the building, level 5 is…read moreconvenient. It is street level. The guard desk is on L level. The staff is friendly.

For my job, I've had the privilege to appear in a number of D.C. area studios. This is among my…read morefavorites. Here's why. 1) Staff: From my experience, the staff from security to producers to reporters have been professional and kind. 2) Location: It's deep in Northwest, but close to one of my favorite bakeries- Saku Saku Flakerie. 3) Parking: Once passed security, there's a large free lot. 4) Building: It's modern, clean, and welcoming. The green room is peaceful, the restrooms clean, the studios fancy, and there's a little museum in the lobby worth spending time in.

NBC absolutely sucks. Your coverage of the Olympics is the worse. I seldom watch your station and…read morenow I know why. The Olympics should be the priority right now and you to televise it in the middle of the night and when it is one, you fill it with a million commercials. I certainly hope you don't have it in 2 years, or I may just stop watching them all together.

Fox 5 is politically biased in favor of Donald Trump and doesn't accurately report anti-Trump news…read more I have been a Fox5 fan for 25 years, but I'm planning on switching to another network even though I think that Tucker Barnes has the best forecast in the DC area.

Great station to watch. My all time favorite is Angie Goff. She is both sweet and amusing. I…read moreespecially like to watch her on Like It Or Not along with Marina, Homa, Caitlin and Jim.

You probably drive by the station in Wisconsin Ave and don't even realize it. There are a lot of…read moredecent local shows produced in this building. As soon as you enter, the security guard will help you register and take your picture. You also need a station contact. I appreciate all the security. There is a bus stop directly in front of the building. When the parking lot isn't under construction, you can also park there.

I love channel 9 news. The reporter Scott Broom did an awesome job on my son's story.read more

The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) is a North American public broadcaster and non-commercial,…read morefree-to-air television network based in Crystal City, Arlington, Virginia. PBS is a publicly funded nonprofit organization and the most prominent provider of educational programs to public television stations in the United States, distributing shows such as Frontline, Nova, PBS NewsHour, Masterpiece, Sesame Street, and This Old House. I've seen a lot of documentary and music programs on PBS. Depending on the time of day I watch the mystery shows and crime shows that don't have the fundraising interruptions. The station is geared to the city where viewers reside. I can see different shows on PBS out of New Jersey and also New York. I'm recommending.

i subscribe to PBS Living. I have been enjoying it until..... the total mixup of the streaming of…read morethe series "Antique Road Trip." Unbelievably, the episodes began steaming out of order. Even the description of each episode dies not apply as it streams. totally crazy!!

i actually used to like fox news, but now they have turned into communist democrats! for years we…read moreenjoyed fox news on our roku. now, we can not use it. they cut us off completely!. no warning; zero notifications! in other words: we are not worth even notifying us of this huge change! we are considered worthless sheep i contacted them, but of course no answer from them. (it is the same as when you ask joe biden anything: he just walks away). most of the content we used to get; we have zero ability to receive it back again.

Will the announcer (8 pm weekday time slot ) who speaks rapidly, slurs his words and is sometimes…read moreunintelligible, please take speech lessons. It is not worth my time and donations to invest in such programs like these.

Yes, I recommend it --that is, except for the month of December, which is when my family and…read morefriends turn off the radio to place a formal protest against the drowning out of the heavenly classics by the very earthly Christmas jingles that elicit thoughts about shopping and parties, since that is the association we all grew up with: shopping and partying This self indulgence on the part of the producers has the effect of alienating several classes of listeners: 1. The vast number of cultured Jewish music lovers , who are naturally perplexed at the shamelessness and cultural arrogance of a "Oh Come all ye faithful"; 2. Thousands of music lovers who happen to be neither Jewish nor Christian and feel left out when inundated by jingles all day long 3. Serious Christians who feel the birth of Christ is too solemn an event for Christmas jingles and should be honored by the more congruous compositions celebrating the Event of which there is a multitude by real composers--Mozart, Verdi, Bach,et al. So by drowning your listeners with totally musically incongruous material, you are trivializing what Christ truly stood up for and losing contributions.