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 Tribeca Film Festival, Take Four April 1, 2005 New York City is proud to welcome the fourth annual Tribeca Film Festival, taking place from April 19-May 1, 2005. There is no better home for this event than right here in New York City, the largest and most important center of independent filmmaking in the United States. |  |
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Producers Partner with FoodChange April 1, 2005 The film The Producers, which is currently shooting at Steiner Studios, is supporting more than New York City’s production industry! On March 14, the production sold seats during the filming of a scene at the St. James Theatre. Audience members wore 1950’s clothing and were featured as extras in the film. Ticket sales benefited FoodChange, which provides food to the hungry in New York City. | |
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Moviemaker Magazine: NY #1 City for Indies April 1, 2005 Moviemaker Magazine’s “Best Of” issue has named New York City the number one City for independent filmmakers to live and make movies in. | |
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"Mad Hot" Makes it in NY April 1, 2005 The “Made in NY” production Mad Hot Ballroom, which premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival in January, has been purchased by Paramount Classics and will release this May. The film tells the story of a diverse group of eleven year old New York City children learning about life and ballroom dancing. It shot exclusively in New York City and will proudly display the “Made in NY” logo in its end credits. | |
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"Hope" Ships Supplies to US Soldiers April 1, 2005 The “Made in NY” production Hope and Faith has been exporting more than good will to US troops serving in Iraq. The cast and crew of both All My Children and Hope and Faith have shipped boxes of supplies to the troops as part of an initiative known as “boatsies.” | |
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NAMIC in New York April 1, 2005 The National Association of Multi-Ethnicity in Communications (NAMIC) recently moved its headquarters from California to New York City. NAMIC provides executive leadership, mentoring and coaching programs as well as seminars and networking events to educate, advocate and empower diverse leaders in the industry. | |
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Gotham Brings Home Gold March 2, 2005 New York City is proud to salute its Academy Award winners! | |
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Emmy Nominations to New York March 2, 2005 The National Television Academy has announced the nominees for the 32nd annual Daytime Emmy awards, and New York City-based television shows have once again stepped into the spotlight, with an amazing 110 nominations in 89 percent of the award categories! | |
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You're Invited: "Directing Law & Order" March 1, 2005 The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting and the Directors Guild of America (DGA) are hosting a free seminar, “Directing Law & Order.” | |
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"Squid" Shines at Sundance, Sold to Samuel Goldwyn and Sony March 1, 2005 The Squid and the Whale was honored with the Dramatic Directing Award and Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at the Sundance film festival, and we now hear that the "Made in NY" production has been purchased by Samuel Goldwyn Films and Sony Pictures Entertainment!  next page | |
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