Feb. 4, 2010
Local Productions To Air Thursdays On Huntington Public Access Television
“Back to Bottle” Airs Thursday Evening
By Huntingtonnews.net Staff
Huntington, WV (HNN) – Channel 20, Huntington’s Public Access Channel (a.k.a. Comcast 20), will be airing locally produced programs beginning Thursday, Feb. 4.
First, Francesca Karle’s “Back to the Bottle” will have its local television premiere. The documentary about homelessness and alcoholism airs at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m.
On Thursday, Feb. 11, Ashley Stinnett and Eric Lee star in the locally produced horror flick, “Lake Forrest.” This will be the film’s television debut.
Later in the month, you can watch Karle’s “On the River’s Edge,” the documentary, “Stonewall City,” and the comedy series, “Twaddle” and “Lords of Fun.” Since airing in September 2009 on Huntington Public Access, “Twaddle” has been featured on eight public access channels in the states of Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Minnesota, and New Hampshire, explained Richard Bartram Jr., a coordinator/volunteer for the channel.
Bartram added that “Programming previously scheduled to air in 2009 was delayed due to equipment failure. Huntington Public Access Television currently operates without municipal funding or support.”
For more information about Huntington Public Access Television, visit: http://cinemystique.home.zoomnet.net or http://www.myspace.com/huntingtontv
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Local Productions To Air Thursdays On Huntington Public Access Television
“Back to Bottle” Airs Thursday Evening
By Huntingtonnews.net Staff
Huntington, WV (HNN) – Channel 20, Huntington’s Public Access Channel (a.k.a. Comcast 20), will be airing locally produced programs beginning Thursday, Feb. 4.
First, Francesca Karle’s “Back to the Bottle” will have its local television premiere. The documentary about homelessness and alcoholism airs at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m.
On Thursday, Feb. 11, Ashley Stinnett and Eric Lee star in the locally produced horror flick, “Lake Forrest.” This will be the film’s television debut.
Later in the month, you can watch Karle’s “On the River’s Edge,” the documentary, “Stonewall City,” and the comedy series, “Twaddle” and “Lords of Fun.” Since airing in September 2009 on Huntington Public Access, “Twaddle” has been featured on eight public access channels in the states of Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Minnesota, and New Hampshire, explained Richard Bartram Jr., a coordinator/volunteer for the channel.
Bartram added that “Programming previously scheduled to air in 2009 was delayed due to equipment failure. Huntington Public Access Television currently operates without municipal funding or support.”
For more information about Huntington Public Access Television, visit: http://cinemystique.home.zoomnet.net or http://www.myspace.com/huntingtontv
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