Due to the fact that we are a community access show that is broadcast on our local community cable network we are bound to not commercialize our show. We do how ever need to recognize the wonderful people that help us produce the show. Without their cooperation we couldn't do what we do. The following businesses have helped us in the past. Please support them whenever you need their services. They appear in no particular order.
KNL Multimedia Production - (727) 490-7264
Knowledge Network Labs Inc. is the production company behind Next Level TV. We do all types of computer and multimedia related services. Obviously we can do web sites, video production including, all necessary pre and post work as well as on location shooting. And we can prepare it for most any delivery including CD, DVD, VHS tape and Broadcast television. We also offer computer repair and custom computer consultation, design and building of systems just for your needs including networks. |
Bob Cole's CMS Transmissions 9090 49th St N. (727) 548-9356
CMS is owned and operated by Bob Cole. By day Bob runs the operations of the transmission shop but by night he is one of Tampa Bay's most prolific inventors. Bob has developed, designed and produced his own self marking tape measure and an extended length lighter for use in lighting candles, grilles and other places where a regular light just won't do. |
The Service Place 3380 55th Ave N (727) 527-1165
These guy's saved our butts one day when our video camera went on the fritz right when we needed it most. They repair nearly everything that is an electronic toy. They are our local Big Screen specialist. |
| Sky Dive City |
| Barney's |
| Motorcycle Riders Association |
| The Honda Saint Petersburg Grand Prix |
| Vandenburg Airport |
| Sun-N-Fun Fly-In |
| Forsythe Racing (Formerly Team Players) |
| Evasive Actions (Sport Bike Stunt Team) |
| Teddie's Hot Bikes |
| XS- Customs |
| Professional Image Consultants - Professional Make up Artists and hair |
The following photographers:
J. Ryan Roberts, Chris Rank, and Frank Capp |
| The City of Saint Petersburg and the Film Commission |
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