Stomp Out Loud VHS Tape

Stomp Out Loud (1997) is a musical film directed by Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas, starring Michael Bové, Steven Dean Davis and Dashiell Eaves. The film showcases the performance group Stomp, known for creating rhythm and music using everyday objects such as brooms, trash cans and basketballs. Through a series of high-energy vignettes, the performers transform ordinary activities into extraordinary musical sequences, blending elements of percussion, movement and visual comedy. Notable for its innovative approach to performance art, the film won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing for Variety Programming.