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	Seeking Proposals for Loews Kings Theatre October 1, 2006 New York City Economic Development Corporation (“NYCEDC”), in cooperation with Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, is seeking expressions of interest for the rehabilitation of the former Loews Kings Theater (the “Theater”). Responses to this request for expressions of interest (“RFEI”) must present plans with design and programmatic elements that are economically viable, rehabilitate and reuse the Theater and retain certain architectural features of the Theater.

	Discount Card Program Reels In More Vendors October 1, 2006 The “Made in NY” incentive program has reeled in numerous vendors offering discounts of at least ten percent to active New York City productions. New participants include: Reel Numbers, CRS-Corporate Relocation Systems, Inc., Danskin, Eastern Effects, Inc., Ko Karting, Margarella Industrial Corp, The Museum of Modern Art, Rab’s Country Lanes, , Roselight Media, Inc., Shane/Goldstein Casting, SUPERCUTS and Titan Total Fitness, Inc.

	Sopranos, Stewart & SVU Steal Emmys October 1, 2006 On August 27, several New York City productions brought home Primetime Emmy awards.

	People's Choice is Bella October 1, 2006 The “Made in NY” production Bella took the People’s Choice Award at last month’s Toronto International Film Festival! The film is the feature directing debut for writer-director Alejandro Gomez Monteverde.

	Squid Dragon Takes NYTVF October 1, 2006 Some 22 programs competed in the New York Television Festival’s Independent Pilot Competition during the Festival’s Closing Night Awards Ceremony on September 17 – including 8 that were shot in New York City!

	Park Your Filming Requests Online! October 1, 2006 As New York City's parks feature prominently in many films, the Parks Department has taken steps to ensure that their application procedures for filming are as high-tech as the parks themselves.

	Show to "Equip" Industry with Latest Technology October 1, 2006 In 2005, the New York Cine and Digital Equipment Show was created to connect industry professionals with some of New York’s top suppliers and help members of the City’s entertainment industry to keep up with the latest advancements in the field.

	Bus Shelters Provide Big Exposure for "Little Children" October 1, 2006 The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting’s September bus shelter campaign promoted Little Children, “The Martha Stewart Show” and “NY 360.”

	Summer Play Festival and Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting to Present Third Career Panel Addressing Casting for Actors and Aspiring Actors September 28, 2006 The Living Room for Artists Inc / Summer Play Festival (SPF) and The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre, and Broadcasting (MOFTB) will present its third panel -- examining how the casting process works and what actors need to know about that process -- on October 21. Titled “Actors and the Casting Process”, the panel is designed for actors and aspiring actors. The panel will be moderated by Katherine Oliver, Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting. Panelists are Broadway and off-Broadway casting professionals, including Tara Rubin (Tara Rubin Casting), Kevin Kennison (Summer Play Festival), Rebecca Atwood (Calleri Casting) and Alan Filderman (Alan Filderman Casting).

	City Unveils Cultural Events Across All Five Boroughs Celebrating History of Entertainment Production in New York September 26, 2006 This fall, as the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting celebrates its 40th anniversary amidst a renaissance in film and television production in the City, the agency has partnered with cultural institutions across the City’s five boroughs to present programming offering New Yorkers the opportunity to learn about and celebrate the rich history of entertainment in New York.

	Take Two for TV Fest September 1, 2006 This year, the 2nd annual New York Television Festival will once again provide a platform for television producers to showcase their work. This year's festival kicks off with a screening of the pilot episode of "Kidnapped," NBC's new New York-based television show which premieres on September 20.

	Open Call: Grants Available for Indie Filmmakers September 1, 2006 The IFP is currently accepting applications from independent films for funding through the Independent Film Training Grant Initiative.

	NYC Productions 'Rock' Fall Skeds September 1, 2006 Get ready to be 'rocked' by New York City's fall television lineup!

	Were Your Memories 'Made in NY?' September 1, 2006 This fall, the New York City Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting -- the oldest agency of its kind -- will celebrate its 40th anniversary with the publication of a book and with cultural events across the City's five boroughs, celebrating 40 years of film and television production in New York City.


	On the Move: Chapman Heads Up the NYPD Movie & TV Unit September 1, 2006 After serving 19 years in the New York City Police Department, Lieutenant Anthony Chapman is now a part of the film industry. Lt. Chapman has been named Commanding Officer of the NYPD Movie/Television Unit.

	Get Your "Made in NY" Merchandise at CityStore September 1, 2006 "Made in NY" t-shirts and baby onesies are now for sale online through CityStore, the official store of the City of New York! Merchandise is also available at CityStore, at One Centre Street in the Municipal Building, North Plaza, Monday-Friday between 9:00am and 4:30 pm.

	Discount Card Builds 'Bridges' for "Made in NY" Productions September 1, 2006 The "Made in NY" discount card program is building 'bridges' for New York City productions.

	'Degrees' Not in the Dark September 1, 2006 July temperatures and increased strain on energy caused blackouts in Queens and other parts of the City - but that didn't stop the show from going on at "Six Degrees," which is based at Silvercup Studios!

	Bus Shelters Open 'Doors' to More Exposure for NYC Productions September 1, 2006 The Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting's August bus shelter campaign promoted Red Doors, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints and the Central Park Film Festival. next page