“The old studio was gutted from top to bottom so it’s all new and we love it,” said Jay Huizenga, KELO’s general manager.
KELO, known as KELOLAND TV, Nexstar’s dual CBS-MyNetworkTV affiliate in Sioux Falls, S.D. (DMA 113), unveiled a million-dollar update to its studio Sunday. The newly renovated facilities include new cameras, new lights and a new floor.
“The old studio was gutted from top to bottom so it’s all new and we love it,” said Jay Huizenga, KELO’s general manager.
“Content is king, but this new venue gives viewers a better experience. Our commitment to local news, weather and sports is as strong as ever. Our content won’t change, but the way we present it will.”
The set is a LED-light and monitor-driven design that showcases video and can change colors and appearance with a flip of a switch. New, fully-robotic cameras will now glide across the studio’s new tile floor.
KELOLAND TV is one of the highest-rated CBS affiliates in the nation and serves portions of South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska.
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