I'm surprised more stations don't do this. If you have quality local talent, and quality local studios, use them:
barrettmedia.com
newsroom.csun.edu
The big negative is the expense. They have to pay digital royalties, which can be expensive and cumbersome. They might also ask the participating artists for a waiver. There is also the expense of the production. TV production is always more expensive than radio.
The linked articles don't say if there will be an in studio audience. Other public radio stations have used these shows as benefits for members.
Matt Pinfield launches new video series at 88.5 The SoCal Sound
"Video content drives discovery and listener loyalty more than ever before"
barrettmedia.com
The SoCal Sound Announces “The Pinfield Sessions” - CSUN Newsroom
Public, member-supported 88.5-FM, The SoCal Sound, is launching "The Pinfield Sessions", a new video series featuring intimate live performances and candid conversations hosted by renowned veteran DJ and television host Matt Pinfield with both legendary and emerging artists.
newsroom.csun.edu
The big negative is the expense. They have to pay digital royalties, which can be expensive and cumbersome. They might also ask the participating artists for a waiver. There is also the expense of the production. TV production is always more expensive than radio.
The linked articles don't say if there will be an in studio audience. Other public radio stations have used these shows as benefits for members.
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