Dear Television Professionals:
I was a broadcaster for many years and in 2000 decided to buy a deli (www.radiodeli.com) The new owners of the Deli will take control on May 1st. Over the past few years I have self-taught myself television production skills. I thought it would be fun to develop a pilot for late night cable ( for the 20 something stoner demo). With the use of public domain footage I have figured out a way to make cheep marketable local or national programming.
I was wondering I could impose on any of you and ask you to please go to the below link and check out my stuff.
I am a well-respected member of the community (At least I think I am) and have a good track record as an innovator. So before I leap back into radio (which I am currently in discussions about)
I’d like to see if I have a shot at doing some non-news programming. Perhaps on a contract bases.
If you run a TV outfit I’d love to propose some of my ideas for inexpensive, revinue generating, edgy and entertaining local programming…
I’ll bring lunch!
Thank you
Louie Manno from the old WKDR
http://www.veoh.com/videos/v2510423SWH5D9p
Luncheon Meat is an old radio bit that I made into a short film and Go2-TV is the pilot that I am developing
I was a broadcaster for many years and in 2000 decided to buy a deli (www.radiodeli.com) The new owners of the Deli will take control on May 1st. Over the past few years I have self-taught myself television production skills. I thought it would be fun to develop a pilot for late night cable ( for the 20 something stoner demo). With the use of public domain footage I have figured out a way to make cheep marketable local or national programming.
I was wondering I could impose on any of you and ask you to please go to the below link and check out my stuff.
I am a well-respected member of the community (At least I think I am) and have a good track record as an innovator. So before I leap back into radio (which I am currently in discussions about)
I’d like to see if I have a shot at doing some non-news programming. Perhaps on a contract bases.
If you run a TV outfit I’d love to propose some of my ideas for inexpensive, revinue generating, edgy and entertaining local programming…
I’ll bring lunch!
Thank you
Louie Manno from the old WKDR
http://www.veoh.com/videos/v2510423SWH5D9p
Luncheon Meat is an old radio bit that I made into a short film and Go2-TV is the pilot that I am developing