Callaghan: Spent $10,000 at B&H Photo to launch Channel 5
Andrew Callaghan · Andrew Callaghan of All Gas No Brakes Goes Independent · Jun 9, 2021 · at 37:24
Andrew Callaghan discusses how he funded the launch of his independent venture Channel 5 after being terminated from All Gas No Brakes.
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“I probably had like, 15,000 dollars left over by the time All Gas No Brakes ended. So we just went to B&H Photo in New York, which is a really awesome store I want you to check out. It's in Midtown. It's amazing. And we just spent 10,000 dollars. We got cameras, microphones”
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