Creating SoCal’s “finest unwatchable content”
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In 2014, director Stoney Sharp bought a television switchboard from 1992 called the “Video Toaster.” The multi-cam setup allows filmmakers to easily shoot live events without having to edit a final product. From there, the volunteer-run public access station Highland Park TV was born.
The crew shoots live music and comedy shows, but has also been known to create more avant-garde videos, like a clip of a stuffed animal rotating on a pedestal or an emergency hotline parody.
@bexcastillo stopped by the studio to chat with some of the team and learn more about creating what they boast is “Southern California’s finest unwatchable content.”
The crew shoots live music and comedy shows, but has also been known to create more avant-garde videos, like a clip of a stuffed animal rotating on a pedestal or an emergency hotline parody.
@bexcastillo stopped by the studio to chat with some of the team and learn more about creating what they boast is “Southern California’s finest unwatchable content.”
