History
Initiated in November 1993 as a vehicle for showcasing local musical, video, and media artists, the television program “Stagefright” is the oldest ongoing project of Iconoclast Productions, the organization itself founded in March of the same year.
Over the past nearly two decades, the program has showcased the talent of literally hundreds of local musical artists, in addition to covering a diversity of Bay Area community and arts events, and airing independent shorts and films by up-and-coming African American directors and producers.
The program spawned three spin-off programs in the mid-90s, “Duga the Hip-Hop Informer”, showcasing local rap and hip-hop artists, “Iconoclast Kids”, which featured creative programs by and for 6 to 18 year old school children, and “Greater Faith”, which covered local black church and political events.
Iconoclast’s Stagefright TV Show
Iconoclast Productions produces the television program “Stagefright, Featuring Rappin’ 4-Tay”, currently airing in San Francisco on Public Access Channel 29 Access SF at 4pm on 2nd and 4th Saturdays.
The television show can also be seen on the Access SF web stream at:
The Stagefright television program showcases numerous talented community artists. Here are YouTube links to some of the artist musical clips and other features created on the show.
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