Dear MOME Community,
To attract those productions, such as A Quiet Place and The Gilded Age, we are making filming frictionless on the streets of NYC, and spreading the word of the benefits of the state’s amended tax credit. I’m also trying to have a little fun and educate people (talking to you Tom Holland) about how we can permit the streets to film in NY. These are exciting times in the City of NY. More to come.
All the best,
Rafael Espinal |
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MOME is proud to support “Made in NY” productions, which employ hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers, and utilize small businesses.
August Premieres:
One Night Only - August 7
Late Fame - August 7
Keep an eye out for “Made in NY” productions that are currently shooting on the streets of NYC:
NCIS: New York
Severance
Asymmetry
The Catch |
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As part of MOME’s mission to increase access for New Yorkers to our media and entertainment industries, and create opportunities for more talented New Yorkers to be discovered MOME has launched the “Created in NY” campaign.
NYC-based vertical content and microdrama creators are invited to submit their work to the first-of-its-kind ALZA festival – taking place October 16-18 in NYC. Not only will these vertical stories be seen for the first time on a big screen, in front of large audiences, but the best of the best will receive a “Made in NY” Award – the first to be presented to a content creator. Check out this video for more information, submit to the ALZA festival here, and get ready to celebrate the next generation of NYC filmmakers. |
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Missed last week's episode of Film Green Office Hours discussing sustainability in VFX and Post Production? Fear not! The latest from the MOME produced series -- that features industry leaders who are actively advancing sustainability in film and television production -- is now available here. |
MOME has launched a quarterly Film & TV industry specific newsletter – Production Notes -- with resources, community notes and more info about how to film on the streets of NYC. The August edition, which includes ProdPro's Outlook Report for 2026 and lists New York as the top preferred hub for filming among surveyed execs — is available here. |
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Harlem Week:
August 1-16
Dominican Film Festival:
August 5-11
International Puppet Fringe Festival: August 12-16
PlayNYC:
August 20-23
Rockaway Film Festival:
September 2-6 |
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Watch new shows, documentaries and more on NYC Media, the official network for the City of NY, including: |
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Season 18 of Potluck launches Thursday, August 6, 8:30pm. Airing weekly, the program brings everyone to the table with the best of food and drink in NYC, featuring interviews with the City's most renowned chefs and personalities. |
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Season 5 of Inside Power Station @BerkleeNYC - New Season
A 12-episode series featuring interviews and performances from New York City's legendary Power Station recording studio with host, Arun Pandian. |
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More information on where and how to watch all content, including a new season of "NYU Journalism: Inside Lens" and multiple documentary specials is available on the NYC Media website. |
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MOME Spotlight: NY Music Month |
That’s a Wrap on the Biggest New York Music Month Yet! The ninth annual City-run festival drew an estimated 11,000 participants to 65 free events and programs across the city. Approximately 440 artists and industry leaders took part, with programming produced in partnership with over 70 NYC music companies and organizations. The month also provided 2,540 hours of free rehearsal space to more than 600 musicians at four studios citywide. Since launching in 2017 with just five events, NYMM has:
• Grown thirteenfold
• Extended beyond the five boroughs into Liverpool Music Month
• Inspired artists, such as one 2026 Australian attendee who quit her job and moved to New York to participate in the month of programming |
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