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 Coming Soon: New Child Performer Permit Law December 1, 2003 On September 30, 2003, the "Child Performer Education and Trust Act of 2003" was signed into law by Governor George Pataki. |  |
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More Treats in the MOFTB Discount Program December 1, 2003 It's no secret that New York is the home, and magnet for exceptional talent. And in entertainment, talent literally calls the shots – especially when it comes to deciding on the location of a film or tv project. | |
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"The Forgotten" Didn't Forget NYC December 1, 2003 "The Forgotten" starring Julianne Moore and Gary Sinise, is shooting at various locations around the City for 15 weeks, spending over $26 million and employing 150 New Yorkers - including hundreds of extras. | |
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What Gives? December 1, 2003 While entertainment production in New York City is a big employer and makes major contributions to our economy, local companies also go out of their way to be generous to our communities during the holidays. | |
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Materials for the Arts December 1, 2003 Materials for the Arts is a unique reuse program of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, the Department of Sanitation and the Department of Education. | |
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Kenneth's Crib: How a Shoe Mogul Fathered the Perfect Pair of Companies December 1, 2003 Back in 1982, Kenneth Cole wanted to open a shoe company. He went to Italy and found suitable investors and then came back to NYC to try to sell the line. At the time, the most successful way that shoemakers were able to break into the business was to display their shoes at the Annual Shoe Convention in a room at the Manhattan Hilton Hotel, but he couldn't afford that. | |
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Performers With Disabilities: What Every Employer Should Know December 1, 2003 The mission of the Affirmative Action / Diversity Department at the Screen Actors Guild is to educate key people in the television and film industries who write, cast, direct and produce the films, dramas, comedies, sitcoms and commercials that we all watch and enjoy, about the value and efficacy of including more disabled performers in their productions. | |
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Seeing Spots (November in NYC) December 1, 2003 Department stores aren’t just dressing their windows for the holidays, they’re shooting spots around town - Macy’s and Sears both shot holiday commercials during November in New York City. | |
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Congratulations December 1, 2003 Please join us in congratulating Julianne Cho on her promotion to Assistant Commissioner, Communications and Business Development for the Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting.  next page | |
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