A new South Carolina-based television station, The Palmetto Network, debuted this month, offering a variety of local programming to hundreds of thousands of people across the state.
available online ThePalmettoNetwork.com Free on Apple TV, Roku and Amazon Fire TV, the network is a dream come true for veteran Charleston videographer Neil Kinnard.
“The people I have worked with over the years are extremely talented and The Palmetto Network will give us the freedom to create and produce our own shows on the new platform,” he said. I was. “Because content is organized through online and TV applications, viewers can choose what they want when they need it, and content producers are not restricted to rigid time frames. can create exactly what they are passionate about and have the freedom to communicate it through new networks.”
Unlike traditional television, TPN offers programming without time limits.
“A show can be two minutes, two hours, or anywhere in between,” says Kinnaird, an award-winning local television producer who has worked with national networks and advertising producers. “This further guarantees our ability to create and deliver great content that is not overly edited into a cookie-cutter program mode.”
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Kinard’s network has deep experience with creative stations across the state.
“There are Palmetto Network originals like this: carolina roots With TJ Phillips featuring musicians of all genres from South Carolina. road trippin’ with Jake Barlow charleston city paper live When scenic south carolinajust to name a few
The network also includes The Palmetto Vault, featuring shows produced over the years such as; variety cooking When gourmet fishing.
“We will only focus on positive and inspiring news statewide,” Kinnaird added. .
Kinnaird says he has traveled the country in search of great stories, but has always been drawn to events from the Lowcountry to the Upstate.
“My family comes from a small town in South Carolina and I’ve never lost my love for my hometown,” he said. “Over the years, we have witnessed the challenges small towns and nonprofits face when trying to create the attention-grabbing and engaging content they so desperately need for their communities and causes.
“We created The Palmetto Network to share these stores and hope people enjoy what we make.”
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