Your Block, Sixty Seconds At A Time

The last few weeks of the neighborhood, laid out like a contact sheet. Every clip has a runtime, a caption written by an actual human, and the name of the neighbor who shot it. Tap anything that looks interesting — most of it's under a minute.

0:48

Walk-off at Veterans Field

▮▮0:48 — bottom of the sixth, bases loaded, shot from the third-base fence by Denise Kwan.

1:32

Porch bike shop

▮▮1:32 — Mr. Petrossian has fixed 400 flats on that porch and won't take more than five bucks.

0:29

Snow day, 6:40am

▮▮0:29 — the plow guy doing a full loop before anyone's awake. Shot by @northsidemike.

3:04

Last day of Kim's Hardware

▮▮3:04 — 41 years on Main. The bell over the door goes to the historical society.

1:05

Parade rehearsal, drumline

▮▮1:05 — Wednesday night in the middle school lot. You can hear it from four blocks away.

0:52

Fry cook shift change

▮▮0:52 — how the lunch rush actually gets built, from the kitchen side.

We program clips into five running channels, the way a small TV station would — except every episode is a minute long. Pick a beat and keep scrolling.

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Main Street

Shops, signs, sidewalk repairs, openings, closings and the storefronts in between.

Field & Court

Little League, JV, rec league, the 7am pickup game at the park — all of it, all season.

Eats

Diners, taco trucks, church fish fries and the guy who sells ice pops from a cooler.

Parade Season

Festivals, block parties, marching bands, floats and the setup nobody usually sees.

Characters

The people who make this place specific. Short portraits, mostly under two minutes.

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Front Stoop

Porch talk, stoop sales and whoever's out front when the light goes gold.

Night Diner

After eleven, when the booths empty out and the coffee gets stronger.

Lunch Rush

Twenty minutes of sidewalk traffic, filmed from the same corner every week.

Avenue Players

Buskers, church choirs and the sax player who works the bus stop on Fridays.

Corner Bodega

The counter, the cat, the register tape and everyone who comes through at 9pm.

Barber Chair

Haircuts and the conversations that come with them, one chair at a time.

Shoot it vertical, shoot it horizontal, shoot it shaky — we don't care. If it happened here and it's interesting for thirty seconds, we want it. Our two-person editorial crew trims it, captions it, checks the facts and puts it in a channel with your name on it.

A few thousand neighbors watch these clips every week — the same people walking past your door. Sponsorship here costs less than a week of boosted posts and actually looks like the place you're in.

$35 NIGHTLY REEL

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